Statler College to host Engineering in Action and Coding Challenge Camps

The Benjamin M. Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources at West Virginia University will host two Engineering Challenge Camps the week of July 8. Engineering in Action, a camp for high school students, will include activities related to recreational activities like baseball, biking and boating. Twenty-five campers from seven states will be in attendance. Also for high school students, Engineering…

Gov. Justice signs executive order creating Blue Ribbon Commission on Higher Education, announces co-chairs and members

Gov. Jim Justice announced today that he has signed an executive order creating a Blue Ribbon Commission to review, study and assess the current state of four-year Higher Education institutions in West Virginia. “These colleges and universities are a lifeline for the students they serve and represent the future of West Virginia,” Gov. Justice said.…

Leadership Harrison Applications Due July 31

Since 1996, Leadership Harrison has provided more than 300 local business people with an invaluable and dynamic leadership development program. Participants engage in face-to-face discussions with experts and key decision-makers in areas of vital concern to Harrison County. Each participant will gain the following: Enhanced personal leadership and professional development skills A lasting network of…

WVSBDC Offers Free Business Workshops in July, August and September

West Virginia fundamental business fundamentals workshops are free this summer, thanks to the sponsorship program of the Regional Development Funding Corporation (RDFC). RDFC is sponsoring the WV SBDC online and in-person business fundamentals workshops throughout July, August and September. The sponsorship allows WV SBDC to offer the workshops without the standard $35 registration fee. To…

WLU Dean Takes Part in International Conference that Looks at Western Civilization

West Liberty University Dean of the School of Professional Studies Dr. Thomas Michaud returned recently from an international conference that looked at the future of civilization. Michaud prepared two papers for presentation. The first focused on a trending topic in higher education, happiness. “Happiness Lost: The Ravages of Nihilism” was presented in Lublin, Poland to…