Highway Waste Product Wins First ASCE Innovation Contest for Most Feasible, Green Engineering Idea

A tire reuse technology, Confined Aggregate Concrete, recently won the first American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Grand Challenge Infrastructure Innovation Contest for most feasible green engineering idea. Confined Aggregate Concrete is sold as Mechanical Concrete® and is a geosynthetic technology that confines any crushed stone or aggregate material inside of a thin-walled cylinder.  This…

Education Alliance Seeks Donations for West Virginia Teachers Impacted by Flooding

The Education Alliance is accepting online donations at FloodsOfSupport.com to offer teachers throughout West Virginia resources for classroom needs in the wake of recent torrential flooding. Amelia Courts, president/CEO of the Education Alliance, says 100 percent of all donations will go directly to teachers in schools severely impacted by historic flooding. “We are launching this…

Pulmonary Associates of Charleston Now Part of WVHIN

The West Virginia Health Information Network (WVHIN) today announced Pulmonary Associates of Charleston is now active on WVHIN’s query-based health information exchange (HIE). “We are excited to have Pulmonary Associates of Charleston join our growing network, because they are the first independent physician practice in the state connected to our query-based service, said Sonia Chambers,…

West Liberty University Graphic Design Senior Named Tamarack Foundation Fellow

West Liberty University graphic design senior Rosalie Haizlett was named an Emerging Artist Fellow by the Tamarack Foundation recently. Haizlett will graduate in December 2016 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Graphic Design and is the daughter of Professor Jim Haizlett of West Liberty. According to Tamarack Foundation, Emerging Artist Fellows are thriving early-career…