Learn what led alumna Alisha Puller to start her nonprofit, Stars That Shine, which works to help young women in West Virginia.
For those people interested in crime prevention awareness, criminal justice and criminology, the University offers the Criminology Club.
To help close the cybersecurity knowledge gap, the University has created various programs led by practicing subject matter experts.
Learn what the semi-autobiographical book “Our Nig” reveals about sexuality, religion, race, enslavement and more.
Providing students with choices in assignments can add excitement and increase student creativity. Learn about ways teachers can add more choices in the online classroom.
Don’t miss out on one of the biggest celebrations of the year – be sure to join us at the 2022 Virtual Homecoming to get this party started!
Career coaching helps our current students and alumni understand how their work history intersects with their current professional goals.
In this year’s SESA presentation, I advocated for the incorporation of applied ethics into the study of space classes.