WVU hosts annual event for students interested in veterinary medicine
Looking to pursue a future in veterinary medicine? Students from across the region are invited to join the West Virginia University Davis-Michael Scholars and the West Virginia Veterinary Medical Association for the 16th annual Veterinary Career Day.
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WVU names 2025 class of Ruby Fellows
Four promising West Virginia University doctoral students are continuing their academic journeys with support from the Ruby Scholars Graduate Fellows program.
WVU Davis College Career Closet suits up for launch with alumni clothing drive
The West Virginia University Davis College of Agriculture and Natural Resources received more than 130 clothing item donations to kickstart the creation of a career closet for students.
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WVU wildlife and fisheries resources grad takes nontraditional path to find his passion
There is no ‘right’ path to take to get to college, and this rings true
for West Virginia University Davis College of Agriculture and Natural
Resources senior Jay Rossell.
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WVU nutritional and food science grad discovers new passion in nutrition after career shift
Tiffany Strange will graduate with a master’s degree in nutritional and food science from the Davis College of Agriculture and Natural Resources at West Virginia University on May 17. Although she has two degrees in nutrition and a solid plan for the future, this path wasn’t always on her radar.
WVU landscape architecture grad designs her path for the future
After four years at West Virginia University, Alaira Hudson, an upcoming Davis College of Agriculture and Natural Resources landscape architecture graduate, is ready to step out into the world and use design as a “catalyst for positive change.”
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