Archives for June 2003

• Leaders of Big East schools react to Miami decision
• WVU athletic director issues statement
• Lead counsel for Big East plaintiffs issues statement
• Young scientists coming to WVU for Governor's School for Math, Science

• 'Family Storyteller' program receives $40,000 Verizon grant

• Dining with Diabetes to partner with Osteoporosis Prevention Education Program
• New program will help parents read to children
• Statement of the Big East presidents

• Second summer session begins July 1 at WVU

• Statement of Dave Gavitt, Founder and Commissioner, The Big East, 1979-1990
• Stewart new dean of Student Affairs at WVU

• WVU student captures Miss West Virginia title
• WVU psychologist honored by nonprofit group
• WVU Extension helping residents cope with flood aftermath
• WVU schedules 3 drives

• Big East-ACC issue: Statement by Mark D. Fabiani

• Workshop to help small businesses with research grant proposals

• Rocket Men - and Women

• Big East presidents renew request to meet with ACC counterparts

• Consulting firm hired to develop revitalization plan for Morgantown neighborhood
• 2003 state 4-H camping season to begin Sunday
• WVU Press to release book on Spanish immigration to West Virginia
• Right brain + left brain = research award for WVU studen

• Rockefeller leads forum at WVU on the use of biometric technology in homeland security
• Long-time student affairs administrator retires

• WVU Extension's Energy Express to celebrate 10th year of helping children read
• WVU\'s Summer Institute on Aging to celebrate 25th anniversary in July
• WVU approves new degree program in women\'s studies

• Snowshoe Institute to feature nationally known and homegrown talent
• Rockefeller's technology forum on biometrics set for Monday at WVU
• WVU's engineering college receives Kodak stock valued at more than $400,000

• Statement from the five Big East University Presidents

• WVU will continue moving forward despite challenges, Hardesty says
• Young artists-in-residence coming to WVU for Governor\'s School for the Arts

• WVU restructuring popular forensic identification degree program
• Statement from Jerry Mishkin regarding lawsuit

• Universities File Suit as Last Resort to Protect Academic and Sports Programs
• Hardesty outlines lawsuit against ACC, BC and Miami
• WVU board approves lease agreements to ease housing shortage

• WVU students help encourage, coach Special Olympians
• D'Alessandri to Drop One WVU Title; WVU to seek Dean of Medicine
• Media Advisory: Special Olympics West Virginia Summer Games comes to WVU June 6-8
• HEPC OK's WVU housing agreements, athletic facility upgrades
• Joint statement from Rutgers University, The University of Connecticut, The University of Pittsburgh, Virginia Tech and WVU

• Online system eases payment of accounts for WVU students, parents
• New Student Orientation bringing 4,000 freshmen to WVU campus
• WVU Center for Women's Studies and FACDIS present Women in Islam Seminar this week

• WVU's 25th annual State of the University Address on Capitol Hill set for June 10
• WVU's Eberly College chooses first recipient of Betty Miller Scholarship
• WVU students resolve international disputes in model programs
• WVU students out to prove SUVs can be fuel-efficient

• WVU offering outdoor orientation program for incoming freshmen
• WVU Parkersburg interim president appointed
• Some lucky West Virginia Special Olympians competing in World Games in Ireland
• Upshur County athlete, Morgantown police officer to carry torch into opening ceremony
• Statewide Special Olympics summer games set for June 6-8 at WVU

• Special Olympics more than going for the gold for McDowell County athlete