Archives for November 2000

• WVEF to focus on effective sales communications
• Higher ed advocate to speak at WVU\'s December Graduates Convocation
• WVU to host statewide technology conference this week

• WVU Student Organization Services plans charitable activities for holidays

• New WVU doctoral program preparing tomorrow\'s job safety experts
• WVU enrollment holds steady at nearly 22,000 students
• WVU Woodburn Hall lighting set for December 4

• WVU seniors win Mr. and Ms. Mountaineer titles

• WVU Alumni Association to mark final regular season game with 2 events

• WVU to hold AIDS Day 2000 events

• State\'s economy to lag further behind nation, WVU researcher says
• WVU to salute Nehlen, seniors

• WVU selects \'Most Loyals\' for Mountaineer Week

• WVU student from Clarksburg credits father and family for her current success
• Legal counsel for the NAACP to speak at WVU Monday
• WVU lecture to focus on causes of war

• Media Advisory: WVU Foundation to launch Capital Campaign on behalf of state\'s flagship University
• KDKA president to address WVU students Monday

• WVU Wind Symphony to present Sunday afternoon concert at Eiesland Hall
• Bridgeport native king of WVU Homecoming Court
• Weirton native queen of WVU Homecoming Court

• Statement from WVU President David C. Hardesty, Jr.

• A celebration of Mountain heritage returns to West Virginia University for 53rd year
• WVU Mountaineer Week Craft Fair to showcase some of West Virginia\'s Finest

• WVU information session to focus on making reading fun for children
• Media Advisory: WVU Press publishes unique book focusing on WV art and artists
• WVU dean to join Washington Post,