The development of a video collection of literacy leaders across West Virginia is one of three West Virginia University programs that is being supported by funding from Women of WVU, the WVU Foundation announced.
For the upcoming grant cycle, Women of WVU awarded $32,500 to new projects and programs, and an additional $25,000 to four programs on a multi-year funding cycle.
Courtney Shimek, Allison Swan Dagen and Aimee Morewood from CAHS will lead the project.
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