This fall, human nutrition and foods students at
West Virginia University immersed themselves in the world of medical nutrition
therapy – and how nutrition can be used to manage and reduce chronic conditions
like Type 2 diabetes.
Eager to share what they learned, the students will present "Healthy Dietary Patterns
to Combat West Virginia Health Disparities" at 5:30 p.m. Thurs., Nov. 30, in G06
Agricultural Sciences Building.
Read Full Article:Managing chronic conditions with healthful diets topic of class presentation
West Virginia University assistant professor of
landscape architecture
Lisa Orr is using her photographic work to inspire others and generate a deeper
understanding of Appalachian culture.
Orr’s work was selected for inclusion in the Women of Appalachia Project, which features
Appalachia’s finest visual, literary and performing women artists. Her work will
be a part of a traveling Fine Arts Exhibition that will tour parts of Ohio and West
Virginia for the next six months. The most recent exhibition was held November
19 through December 24 at the Parkersburg Art Center.
Read Full Article:WVU professor celebrates Appalachian landscapes through juried photographic work