Archives for December 2005

• Sugar Bowl couldn't be sweeter for WVU veterinary grads now at U. of Ga.
• WVU Press releases book that gives reporter's-eye view of West Virginia politics

• WVU professor co-authors soil science textbooks
• Tamarack, WVU, Register Herald invite fans to stop in Beckley en route to Sugar Bowl

• WVU J-School students retrace steps of Hurricane Katrina victims in New Orleans
• WVU Community Music Program announces spring registration

• Design is Exclusive to WVU Hospitals Gift Shop
• WVU professors: Dietary supplement labels are ineffective
• Sugar Bowl extra sweet for Fincham who overcame disability, became Mountaineer mascot
• One of WVU\'s first forensic grads proud to be among an elite group
• WVU\'s Challenge X team \'gears up\' for Sugar Bowl

• West Virginia gets $3 million for miner training

• Father-daughter pair from Charleston graduate from WVU\'s Eberly College

• WVU's board OKs upgrades to Jackson's Mill campus
• WVU Extension to sponsor woodland owner workshops in January, February
• Job market for new college graduates best in years, WVU career experts say

• Students, lawmakers celebrate legislative process in WVU president\'s law class
• WVU residence halls to close Saturday; other facilities curtail hours for holiday break

• WVU\'s Dr. Floyd Jones honored by Mississippi for his post-hurricane relief work
• WVU task force on welfare reform awarded grant money
• Graduation next step for WVU Executive MBA students
• Tamarack, WVU, Register Herald invite fans to stop in Beckley enroute to Sugar Bowl
• New WVU Agricultural Sciences building approved for occupancy

• WVU's renowned forensic program to put its fingerprint on Sugar Bowl
• WVU announces Sugar Bowl fan activities in Atlanta
• UPDATE: WVU DPS seeks information in hold-up, offers crime safety and prevention tips

• Martin Luther King Jr.\'s daughter to speak at WVU\'s MLK commemoration
• WVU DPS seeks information in hold-up, offers crime safety and prevention tips
• WVU Alumni, National Travel announce additional Sugar Bowl package
• Goat production could revive family farms, WVU researchers say
• WVU pre-school program validated in recent research study

• Boroff receives WVU President\'s Distinguished Service Award

• First Fulda student to graduate from WVU MBA German exchange program

• Corporate Citizenship Project turns WVU B&E students into philanthropists
• North-central West Virginia hotbed for college enrollment growth
• Mountaineer Parents Club members deliver care packages to WVU students
• Survey shows state retailers like sales tax break

• Donations support WVU teacher education program
• Community Arts Orchestra to perform Dec. 11 at WVU
• Hard-working single mom Susie Anderson to receive WVU degree Sunday
• Getting college education worth the wait for brother\'s keeper
• WVU honors Development Office for support of officials, volunteers
• Dominion Resources honored by WVU Extension Service
• DPS offers tips for a safe holiday season

• Media Advisory: REVISED: WVU Student Organization Services builds \'Toy Mountain\' for local kids
• WVU students receiving financial aid have new \'convenience\' account option
• Sugar Bowl fans can also go on a \'First Executive\' excursion in Atlanta

• WVU math prof gains funding for rural education
• WVU campaign raises more than 230K for local United Way
• Endowed fund established for WVU Department of Chemistry
• â�?��"Itâ�?��?�s What We Do â�?�¦ at WVUâ�?�
• WVU students receiving financial aid have new â�?��?�convenienceâ�?��?� account option

• WVU's NRCCE to unveil movie set panels used in Spider Man 2
• WVU gearing up for Sunday\'s December Convocation
• Area veterans, WVU ROTC units to mark Pearl Harbor Day
• WVU Alumni Association details land, air packages for Sugar Bowl
• WVU teams with WVU Tech, Southern to meet high demand for mining engineers
• Area veterans, WVU ROTC units to mark Pearl Harbor Day
• Biology professor's work published in National Academy of Sciences journal
• WVU English class to examine problems of contemporary society
• At Dec. 15 holiday open house
• By offering cooperative degree options
• Biology professorâ�?��?�s work published in National Academy of Sciences journal
• WVU announces student bowl ticket information
• Spaces going quickly
• WVU Student Organization Services builds \'Toy Mountain\' for local kids
• WVU gearing up for Sundayâ�?��?�s December Convocation

• WVU to Face Georgia

• WVU announces student bowl ticket information

• WVU students, employees can get free flu shots next week

• WVU cheerleader a finalist in national spirit contest
• Kanawha County Senator Brooks McCabe to speak at WVU Dec. 6
• Retired WVU art professor Harvey to be honored Dec. 7
• WVU J School students launch interactive web site to tell stories of Katrina victims
• WVU choral program to present holiday concert Sunday
• WVU receives NSF funding to launch a major math-science initiative in Appalachia
• Women, minorities targeted
• Donations accepted for Katrina evacuees
• WVU students, employees can get free flu shots next week