Archives for November 2006

• WVU to host West Virginia Miner\'s Day activities Dec. 6
• WVU graduate students awarded Distinguished Doctoral Fellowships
• WVU Philosophy professor to give presentation tonight on life after death
• WVU student \'gets her goat\' as national youth rep

• WVU\'s forestry faculty receive top ranking by national journal
• Young ambassadors\' program at WVU Davis College bridges the gap for students
• Renowned psychologist Dr. Na\'im Akbar to speak at WVU Kwanzaa celebration
• 4-H volunteer named \'Outstanding Partner\' by WVU Extension Service
• WVU computer science professor selected for international symposium in Sweden

• WVU sculptor exhibits work in downtown Morgantown Friday and Saturday
• WVU hosts Suzuki recital with young violinists Sunday
• WVU children\'s play \'The Ice Wolf\' opens at Metropolitan Theatre Dec. 8
• WVU\'s GeoVirtual Lab revolutionizes information sharing, seeks partnerships
• FAA official to receive WVU Eberly Alumni Recognition Award
• WVU to give middle school students taste of Spanish culture, language practice
• WVU sociology professor pens journal article, contributes chapter to volume
• WVU grad weaves way into Morgantown landmark
• WVU Concert Band to perform at CAC Thursday

• WVU Parking Office excusing tickets for food
• Media Advisory: Hardesty to address Martinsburg Rotary for final time as WVU president
• WVU J-School to host talk by news correspondent Peter Arnett

• Millers establish first 4-H presidential scholarship at WVU
• Former Gov. Gaston Caperton creates outstanding teaching award at WVU

• WVU Colleges Against Cancer to hold remembrance ceremony Nov. 27
• WVU Student Rec Center offers \'Spa Day\' Nov. 28, other stress-relief activities
• WVU student, Iraq War veteran captures national military award
• WVU physics professor mentors Siemens Competition finalist
• WVU lecture spotlights first female physicians in West Virginia
• WVU students to take kids on holiday \'SHOPping\' spree, build \'Toy Mountain\'

• WVU scientist visits Guyana to help farmers
• WVU seeks MLK scholarship nominations
• WVU looking for West Virginian working hardest for \'the dream\'
• WVU Marching Band to perform annual \'Keynotes\' concerts at CAC Nov. 27-28
• MFA candidate\'s photography exhibit opens at WVU\'s Mesaros Galleries Nov. 27
• WVU music, jazz students to perform concert at CAC Nov. 29

• Geographers from 12 states, D.C. to attend conference hosted by WVU
• WVU residence halls to close Friday evening; some facilities curtail hours for holiday recess
• Former state 4-H leader inducted into National 4-H Hall of Fame
• WVU researchers putting their prints on burgeoning biometrics industry

• WVU NAFTC collaborates with NASA to host workshop Thursday for teachers
• Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra to perform Mozart, Bruch at WVU Dec. 8
• WVU students collect food for Scott\'s Run Settlement House
• WVU police issue prevention, safety tips to students as Thanksgiving nears
• WVU wins communications award for three-part info. security entry

• WVU official forecasts state economy to weather mining/construction downturns
• WVU Symphony Orchestra to present concert Thursday
• Friday is deadline for Summer Institute on Aging workshop proposals
• 19th Annual WVU Woodburn Hall lighting ceremony set for Thursday (Nov. 30)
• WVU alumna to hold book reading Nov. 30 at Wise Library
• WVU J-School radio project to be featured on statewide broadcast
• WVU student, alum to attend NATO Young Leaders Forum

• Meningitis case leads to precautions at WVU
• WVU looks at efficiency of America\'s crime labs over their European counterparts
• WVU Adventure Sports offers outdoor programs for students, public
• $330,000 grant awarded to WVU chemistry department
• WVU ERC to get new sidewalks

• Hatcher, Costello named 2006 Mr., Ms. Mountaineer

• WVU unveils new master plan to BOG; includes specific projects over next 5 years
• WVU announces 2007 SORA-COI onsite wastewater regulators meeting
• New WVU health lecture series begins Wednesday
• WVU political science student wins seat on Fairmont City Council
• WVU alumni and friends invited to 'Bash before the Brawl'

• WVU engineering students collecting bikes for kids in need
• WVU on track to accomplish 2010 strategic objectives
• WVU Press releases newest music CD
• WVU Kappa Alpha fraternity house receives new look
• WVU Debate Team employs new approach, continues to excel

• Media Advisory: WVU professors available to comment on Rumsfeld resignation, election results
• Forensic science expert next up in WVU Faculty Dinner Series
• WVU professor explores correlation of impulsive behavior and drug abuse
• WVU Wind Symphony to present concert at CAC Nov. 14
• WVU faculty member to present viola recital Saturday
• Professor wins national award for article exploring accuracy of crime statistics
• Specialist in interpersonal communication joins WVU

• WVU Percussion Ensemble Concert to feature famous contemporary works Friday
• WVU Industrial and Management Systems Engineering Academy to induct three
• Social work students to sponsor forum on drugs, alcohol
• Finalists chosen in statewide student business plan competition
• WVU alumna, African princess returns to hometown to tell her story
• WVU\'s presidential search moves forward with national ads
• WVU Appalachian Hardwood Center recognized for educational efforts
• WVU Community Design Team prepares to help another town
• Friday bell-ringing ceremony to honor WVU student
• Judge Irene Berger to address WVU\'s December graduates
• WVU to host talk tonight on political cartooning in an election year

• \'History Alive!\' performance at WVU focuses on 1700s Cherokee leader
• Stanford writing expert to speak at WVU Sunday

• WVU\'s Mountaineer mascot officially turning 70 this year
• Mountaineer Maniac putting the \'fan\' in fanatic

• With two WVU degrees (and two more on the way) Alvin Hathaway Jr. is proudly making his own way as a Mountaineer
• WVU selects \'Most Loyals\' for Mountaineer Week
• WWVU, Habitat for Humanity team up for benefit
• WVU student designer crafts collection for fair
• Conservation district honors two WVU faculty members
• WVU Libraries to celebrate women's achievements in medicine Nov. 16
• WVU faculty, students present new music concert Friday
• WVU Theatre play \'Blood Relations\' opens Friday
• WVU Flute Choir to present first concert Sunday