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The Department of Labor states there is a 29% shortage of health and fitness professionals! Kanawha Valley Community and Technical College has an upcoming class to train people in this exciting and rewarding career! The Certified Personal Trainer course at KVCTC provides the knowledge, practice and experience needed to be successful in this growing business…
Kanawha Valley Community and Technical College will offer a series of Microsoft Excel 2010 workshops designed for participants with little or no experience with computers or who want to increase their computer proficiency. In Microsoft Excel 2010- Basic, students will learn how to use the Help system and navigate worksheets and workbooks; edit text, values,…
Kanawha Valley Community and Technical College will offer a series of Microsoft Access workshops designed for participants with little or no experience with computers or who want to increase their computer proficiency. Instruction will be provided by a Microsoft Office Master Instructor. In Microsoft Access 2010- Basic, participants will learn the basics needed to design…
A new International Student Center recently opened on the campus of West Virginia State University. Located at 200 Curtis Complex, the Center serves as a gathering place for the international students who attend WVSU. M.D. Rahman, president of the International Student Association at WVSU, said that he hopes the Center will serve as a home…
Several Marshall University representatives are among more than 20 life science experts who will share experiences and discuss strategies for successfully growing the state’s bioscience industry during the upcoming West Virginia Bioscience Summit. Sponsored by the Bioscience Association of West Virginia (BioWV), the summit will take place from 8 a.m. to 4 :30 p.m. on…
A limited supply of seeds for the West Virginia 63, a blight-resistant tomato developed at West Virginia University, will be available for home gardeners beginning March 4. The tomato, bred by WVU Professor Emeritus Mannon Gallegly, was created to resist blight and was unveiled in 1963 as part of West Virginia’s centennial celebration. Signs of…