BridgeValley to offer EKG/ECG Course
BridgeValley will offer an EKG/ECG Technician Certification Training course that will prepare students to function as EKG Technicians and to take the American Society of Phlebotomy Technician’s (ASPT) Electrocardiograph Technician exam. This training will be held beginning August 26th to October 23rd, 2014 from 4:00 to 8:00 pm Tuesday & Thursdays at the South Charleston […]
Governor Tomblin Names New Head of West Virginia State Park System, DNR Law Enforcement Chief
Earl Ray Tomblin today named Sam England as the chief of the Parks and Recreation section and Jerry Jenkins as the chief of the Law Enforcement section of the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources. Jenkins was sworn in this afternoon, and England will assume his post Friday, July 25. “Sam has been with the […]
Black and Gold Day Will Answer Prospective Students’ Questions
Earning your college degree remains one of the best steps a high school graduate can take to ensure a successful future. West Liberty University invites prospective students to take a look at all the Hilltop has to offer on Black and Gold Day, Tuesday, July 29. “We’ll give our visitors a glimpse of student life, […]
Lawless Promoted to President of Summersville Market for Community Trust Bank
Mark A. Gooch, President and CEO of Community Trust Bank, is pleased to announce that Clovis B. Lawless has been promoted to the position of President of the Summersville Market. Clovis Lawless was formerly a Commercial Loan Officer at Community Trust Bank’s Summersville, West Virginia office located at 507 Main Street. Clovis’ responsibilities include providing […]
West Liberty University Welcomes New PAs with White Coat Ceremony
West Liberty University’s newest class of students enrolled in the Master of Physician Assistant Studies program marked their entrance into the rigorous world of medicine with the official White Coat Ceremony, held at 5 p.m., July 16, in the E. Boyle Conference Room. Family and friends joined the future PAs for the celebration, which also […]
Marshall Researcher’s Work Presented at International Conference on Alzheimer’s Disease
Research to identify hospital patients who suffer from cognitive impairment – which can indicate dementia and the more acute problem of delirium – is being showcased this week at the 2014 Alzheimer’s Association International Conference in Denmark, thanks to the work of Dr. Shirley Neitch and colleagues from around West Virginia. The research project was the […]
