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A planned gift from retired educator Thomas Rymer Davis will provide crucial support for aspiring teachers at the West Virginia University College of Applied Human Sciences. This gift is designed to inspire the next generation of educators to establish their careers in West Virginia, contributing to efforts to address the state's critical teacher shortage.
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Shaak embraces mental health advocacy at WVU
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WVU Nursery School now enrolling for 2025-2026
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Sport management club travels to Indianapolis for professional development
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A competitor's mindset drives Dobson
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Sport management students get inside look at Duke’s Mayo Bowl
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Bishop blends data with dedication
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CAHS Office of Student Success welcomes two staff members
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Brigandi co-author on Paper of the Year by the Journal for the Education of the Gifted
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Center for ActiveWV hosts state-wide symposium
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