Archives for September 2009

• Human evolution expert presents "Darwin's Ventriloquists"
• Renowned Welsh historian visiting scholar in WVU Department of History
• W.Va. native, Grammy winner Kathy Mattea brings Appalachian spirit to CAC stage Oct. 11
• Morgantown, CAC 'like a second home' for Mountain Stage
• Parking along Monongahela Blvd will be restricted beginning Oct. 5.
• Joe Donovan is expert source on underground mine water
• Regional economic development experts head to Morgantown
• Clements to give first State of the University address Oct. 12

• Parking plans for Thursday's WVU football game
• WVU Forecast: Beckley Micropolitan Statistical Area follows state and nation into recession
• Bell-ringing ceremony to be held Friday (Oct. 6) for WVU freshman
• Faculty double bassist joins WVU Wind Symphony for Oct. 6 concert
• "Shadow" named to Soccer America team of the week
• Forum planned to educate students and public about Morgantown rental laws
• Students, families to get health info and coaching; Stimulus money supports HSTA project
• Student Health announces upcoming closures
• Mountaineer Idol hosts campaign to benefit WVU Children's Hospital

• Student Health announces upcoming closures
• Men's Soccer: Maworere Lifts WVU in OT
• WVU Community Arts Program offers classes in Bruceton Mills area
• Venison 101 class teaches meat processing safety and healthy cooking
• WVU alumnus and foreign service officer shares experience in Belarus after collapse of the Soviet Union
• WVU community invited to give Morgantown a makeover
• Statewide 'Light in the Window' campaign comes to WVU's Boreman Hall
• With a little help from your friends at WVU, some Beatles commentary
• FBI Taps WVU for Evidence Collection Research and Training Tools
• Mountaineer Idol hosts campaign to benefit WVU Children's Hospital

• Images from G-20 in Pittsburgh
• Renowned bluegrass quintet Old Crow Medicine Show to perform at the CAC on Nov. 14
• WVU researcher wins $1.6 million grant
• Open House at Erickson Center before WVU-Colorado football game
• Scott Crichlow can speak about previously secret Iranian nuclear facility
• WVU officials, families celebrate opening of Child Learning Center, Nursery School
• WVU Police seek information about a reported robbery
• WVU Urgent Care sees 35,000th patient
• WVU Hospitals to hold 18-hour United Way fundraiser
• WVUH to host retirement fair
• WVU Hospitals recognized as a childcare-friendly workplace
• Kohl's to donate more than $115,000 to WVU Children's Hospital
• WVU researcher to review 50 years of nutrition and exercise studies

• WVU Chinese student organization to celebrate traditional Mid-Autumn Festival
• WVU's Vincent Vernet tweets from the G-20 in Pittsburgh
• WVU neurosurgeon featured in GQ magazine
• WVU annual Fall Family Weekend scheduled for Oct. 2-4

• Copenhaver Bailey named assistant vice president for WVU's Student Affairs
• MIT grad new leader of WVU research center in fuels, engines, emissions
• Internationally known flutist Walfrid Kujala to present recital, master class at CAC
• WVU community urged to take precautions in preventing flu
• WVU appoints chief information officer

• WVU offers free comprehensive job search service for seniors
• Homecoming Parade applications available
• Eastman School of Music trombonist to present concert at CAC on Sept. 24
• WVU music faculty present 'All Brahms' concert on Sept. 28
• WVU experts can provide analysis of G20 summit

• WVU's Department of Political Science presents 'Making Rights Real: How Tort Liability Reformed Local Government'
• WVU's Local Government Leadership Academy set for Sept. 25-26 in Charleston
• Chemistry professor awarded WVU's largest NSF CAREER grant worth $550K
• Coyne among WVU experts who can provide analysis of G20 summit
• WVU to celebrate opening of Child Learning Center, Nursery School with ribbon cutting, open house

• WVU Safety Professor Garners National Recognition
• Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor attends hearing at WVU College of Law
• WVU Young Democrats to contribute to health care debate
• WVU issues West Virginia 2009 county profiles
• It wasn't a summer internship, it was a lifestyle
• WVU celebrates partnership in the National Gallery of Writing with local online gallery
• Women's Soccer: BIG EAST Opening Draw
• WVU researcher heads NIH panel
• Statewide effort unites cancer doctors, hospitals and patients

• Opportunities await at WVU's Study Abroad Fair Sept. 23
• WVU 4-H programs engineer new opportunities for members
• WVU researcher heads NIH panel: New study section to score research grant applications
• Statewide effort unites cancer doctors, hospitals and patients
• WVU researchers awarded $1 million to advance lung cancer studies
• Four new doctors join Children's Hospital staff
• WVU Art Museum director edits book of essays 'On Collecting'
• Preview of Saturday's WVU football game against Auburn
• University of Connecticut physics professor visits WVU to lecture on time travel
• Regina Spektor to headline first Mountain Stage with Larry Groce concert of the season
• Local music showcase 'Ballroom Blitz!' to take place at the Mountainlair Ballroom Sept. 26

• WVU community, public officials, others commend provost choice
• Wheatly named Provost at WVU
• IMC student uses course work and receives marketing awards
• Purdue to honor WVU animal scientist
• WELL WVU launches new interactive Web portal
• WVU Young Democrats to travel to President Obama's health care rally

• Faculty pianist to present recital with noted tenor at CAC on Sept. 22
• WVU part of team set to improve rural business incubators
• The All-American Rejects, Taking Back Sunday to co-headline at WVU Coliseum on Nov. 4 with special guest Anberlin
• Annual student business plan competition begins; open to all majors
• Friday bell-ringing ceremony planned for WVU junior
• Media Advisory: Clements to announce choice for Provost Wednesday

• Clements asks for input, ideas on WVU's vision
• WVU Symphony kicks off new season with Schubert's 'Unfinished Symphony'
• WVU College of Law faculty review Supreme Court cases in forum observing U. S. Constitution Day
• WVU, Mountain Line partner for bus-riding contest today through Wednesday
• WVU's grant funds to demonstrate precision agriculture protects water
• Kander and Ebb Musical Review 'The World Goes 'Round' opens theatre season at CAC Sept. 25
• Rockefeller Announces Groundbreaking Alzheimer's Disease Partnership at BRNI
• WVU holds first public administration graduate conference
• WVU student organizations and athletics get anti-hazing training
• Redesigned alumni magazine tells the WVU story
• Concord University professor named second WVU Ware Distinguished Professor
• WVU Extended Learning hosts "Virtual Tuesday" information sessions

• Mountaineers Overcome Miscues

• WVU Board OKs White Hall and biomed projects, expanding research in STEM disciplines
• Mining executive donates $1 million to WVU for energy research
• $17 million grant enables WVU Health Sciences to assist colleges in West Virginia
• Pastoral care workshop focuses on Alzheimer's
• WVU joins with law firm to promote Buckle Your Baby for Life
• WVU cancer physician co-edits leading textbook on patient care
• Bonnie's Bus September schedule
• Morgantown among top 20 College Towns in AIER College Destination Index
• Preview of Saturday's WVU football game against East Carolina
• Forensic program director can discuss issues raised by challenges to science
• $17 million grant enables WVU Health Sciences to assist colleges in West Virginia
• WVU cancer physician co-edits leading textbook on patient care
• WVU psychology professor studies middle-aged video gamers' cognitive abilities
• Bonnie's Bus September visits planned for St. George, Oceana, Whitesville and Burton
• WVU joins with law firm to promote Buckle Your Baby for Life
• Pastoral care workshop focuses on Alzheimer's
• Learn about epilepsy Sept. 19 at WVU
• Media Advisory: Unprecedented partnership creating Alzheimer's outreach program to be announced
• WVU named Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service Host Campus
• Seminar series covers design, diet and more
• West Virginia collection curators to speak at Huntington museum
• Loggins and Messina to kick off 2009-10 University Arts Series season
• WVU will hold second annual Employee Remembrance Ceremony
• WVU's 2009 United Way campaign kicks off
• Mining executive donates $1 million to WVU for energy research

• WVU College of Law lecture to examine U.N. Security Council actions, disputes
• Important information on the H1N1 flu virus for WVU employees
• Estimated 70 employers expected at WVU annual fall Career Fair
• Media Advisory: Federal disability official to meet with WVU's Job Accommodation Network

• WVU chemistry professor receives $293,000 research grant
• Two WVU students among first to participate in ROTC culture and language program
• WVU Transportation Week will help promote alternative modes of travel
• "Add Another Chapter to Your Life"
• Waterson can comment on president's speech as educational tool
• DOE again chooses WVU-based alternative fuels consortium for $1.6 million educational mission
• Friday bell-ringing ceremony planned for WVU student
• WVU Campus Cup promotes health, teamwork and community

• WVU Environmental Health and Safety hosts Fraternity Fire Academy
• WVU chemistry assistant professor awarded NSF CAREER grant worth $550K
• WVU Tech increases new student enrollment by 40 percent
• Department of English hosts poetry reading by Campbell McGrath
• WVU College of Physical Activity and Sport Sciences to induct three into hall of fame
• Department of Physics introduces new WVU Sounding-Rocket Student Program
• Teaching the Teachers: WVU engineering to train state high school teachers in energy, environmental topics
• Student research experience brings about rewards
• WELL WVU event encourages students to try new things
• WVU plans memorial activities for 9/11 anniversary

• International students show WVU pride through Mountaineer Maniacs
• Liu Wins TMS Early Career Faculty Fellow Award

• Mountaineers down Liberty

• Liu Wins TMS Early Career Faculty Fellow Award
• Mylan cofounder Panoz to give talk Thursday

• Center for Womens Studies director available to speak about Diane Sawyer
• International award-winning journalist named WVU Shott Chair of Journalism
• Fitness program created to help prevent dreaded "freshman 15"

• WVU Research Designed to Monitor and Evaluate Greenhouse Gas Storage Nets $1.3 million from DOE
• WELL WVU offers information to prepare for seasonal and H1N1 influenza
• Preview of Saturday's WVU football game against Liberty
• WVU study shows yoga benefits back-pain patients
• New book gives insight into states' tobacco records
• International students show WVU pride through Mountaineer Maniacs
• Student research experience brings about rewards
• WVU internship postings, programs help students land jobs

• Oglebay Hall becomes first WVU building to receive LEED certification
• New exhibitions by Chicago painter, WVU sculptor open at Mesaros Galleries on Sept. 3
• WVU Honors Hall formally dedicated
• WVU EngineerFEST Wednesday, Sept. 2
• WVU to celebrate College Colors Day Friday, Sept. 4
• WVU graduate student wins prestigious scholarship
• International Studies Program welcomes CIA Officer in Residence
• Forest fire expert Amy Hessl is available to speak about the CA wildfires.