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Allison Lampinen is among a remarkable cohort of College of Applied Human Sciences students who successfully passed the National Counseling Exam utilized by the state of West Virginia as the qualifying testing for professional licensure as a counselor.
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CAHS Academic Day welcomes incoming freshmen to campus
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CAHS adds faculty in sport management and health and well-being
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National partnership uses integrative health approach to help people stop smoking
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New college launches new website
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Expert tips for summer enrichment learning
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Scholarship program focuses on teacher shortages
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WVU faculty receive $500,000 grant to close the gap in youth access to mental health resources
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Alumni updates
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West Virginia University faculty member awarded international sport research grant
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Full-ride scholarships at College of Applied Human Sciences, Chambers College aim to keep students in state
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Networking, campus involvement key for alum's success
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Graduate sport management degree sets cornerstone for career goals
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PETE online graduate receives Teacher of the Year Award
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Research highlights
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West Virginia University faculty member awarded international sport research grant
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School shooters tend to go down a ‘fatal grievance pathway,’ WVU researcher says
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Visiting scholar will conduct study on volunteers in sport organizations
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National sport psychology foundation honors CPASS grad student
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College innovators contribute to national higher education conference
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Student success
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WVU Counseling students excel in national exam outcomes
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CAHS Academic Day welcomes incoming freshmen to campus
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Elementary education student follows family's passion for teaching, WVU
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Sport management master’s student examines career path of female sport administrators in Latin America
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Graduate sport management degree sets cornerstone for career goals
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