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Georgia Beatty '21
Earning the Bucklew Scholarship has opened many doors worldwide for Georgia Beatty, a Weirton, W.Va. resident.
Read More about Georgia Beatty '21Travis Rawson '20
The chance to travel to Spain gave Travis Rawson an experience he will never forget.
Read More about Travis Rawson '20Matthew Arias '20
Matthew Arias, from San Bernardino, Calif., travelled across the country to be continue his education in a WVU graduate program that would provide him exceptional experiences on scholarship.
Read More about Matthew Arias '20Hayden Nichols '20
Attending a nationally ranked university on a full-ride scholarship has opened many doors for WVU junior Hayden Nichols.
Read More about Hayden Nichols '20Sundas Lateef '20
When thinking of medical school, the normal picture of a physician assisting a patient likely comes to mind, but the intellect behind that care and assistance has to do with medical research, which has sparked the interest of a first-year medical student at West Virginia University.
Read More about Sundas Lateef '20Joshua Osbourn Ph. D.
When one thinks of organic chemistry, positive thoughts do not usually come to mind. In fact, many college students are intimidated by the subject.
Read More about Joshua Osbourn Ph. D.Saiph Savage Ph.D.
When one thinks of engineering, the ability to coordinate citizens and volunteers to make a difference in their communities isn’t normally what first comes to mind.
Read More about Saiph Savage Ph.D.Media Innovation Center
In January 2016, the West Virginia University Reed College of Media celebrated the grand opening of the Media Innovation Center, a space where students, faculty and members of the community could use the newest technology to express creative ideas.
Read More about Media Innovation CenterKate Staples Ph.D.
Dr. Kate Staples is using her passions for history and writing to teach WVU students how to communicate effectively and concisely on a professional level.
Read More about Kate Staples Ph.D.Sarah Petitto '20
A WVU student from Doddridge County will be staying in her home state to work after receiving a full-ride scholarship to the College of Law.
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