April 7 – 11
College of Creative Arts and Media Virtual
The Exhibit of Student Research and Creative Activity showcases exceptional mentored research and creative activity by students in the College of Creative Arts and Media.
Contact Mikylah Myers for more information.
Exhibit of Student Research and Creative Activity3:30 pm — 4:30 pm
Eberly College, Department of Chemistry Clark Hall Rm. 312
Prof. Coleman will discuss SV2 and VMAT2, focusing on conformational changes linked to neurotransmitter transport, using biochemistry and single-particle cryo-EM.
Contact Hacer Karatas Bristow for more information.
Event Info2:30 pm — 3:30 pm
WVU Foundation and the Eberly College of Arts and Sciences Woodburn Rm. 211
Come find about the current landscape in foundation and corporate funding. Learn how to apply to foundations, and the differences between federal and foundation funding. Presented by Elizabeth Thompson, WVU Foundation Director of Foundation Relations
Contact LeaMarie Herron for more information.
7:30 pm — 9:00 pm
Eberly College, History Department White Hall, G09
‘Decentering Auschwitz’ has been a goal of scholarship and civic initiatives on the history of the Holocaust. Join us in exploring Holocaust Studies, East European Studies, and the Spatial Humanities. Supported by the West Virginia Humanities Council.
Contact Kate Staples for more information.
Calendar Event6:00 pm — 8:00 pm
Office of Graduate Education and Life Mountainlair Ballrooms
The 3MT competition is a worldwide competition that challenges graduate students to explain their work in one slide and 3 minutes. Come watch and vote for the crowd favorite
Contact Betty Mei for more information.
Event Details12:00 pm — 1:00 pm
Statler College ESB Rm. G75
As one of DOE’s premier multi-program energy research laboratories, Idaho National Laboratory’s (INL) mission is to ensure the nation’s energy security with safe, competitive and reliable energy systems.
Contact Nancie Yost for more information.
2:00 pm — 3:30 pm
College of Applied Human Sciences Applied Human Sciences Building Rm. 115
Attendees will explore grants for early career pros in education, health & human services, dive into foundation funding, gain grant writing tips, and learn institutional insights on legal & management.
Contact Peter Giacobbi for more information.
4:00 pm — 6:30 pm
Eberly College, Department of History Armstrong Hall 422
The History Department will host a conversation with Callahan lecturer Dr. Walke about the relevancy of graduate coursework in the Humanities for career preparation.
Contact Kate Staples for more information.
6:00 pm — 7:30 pm
Physics and Astronomy White Hall, Rm. B51
Join the Physics and Astronomy Graduate Student Organization for a free and family friendly magical science show. The first 50 children will receive science gift bags, with more prizes throughout the show. Free admission, but tickets required.
Contact Danielle Maldonado for more information.
Get Tickets6:30 pm — 8:00 pm
Physics and Astronomy White Hall, Rm. G09
Dr. Catherine Regan is on the science team for the ASPERA-3 instrument on ESAs Mars Express, and the PanCam instrument on ESAs upcoming Mars rover, Rosalind Franklin, which is due to launch in 2028. All are welcome to attend.
Contact Maura McLaughlin for more information.
The History and Future of Mars Exploration11:30 am — 12:30 pm
Regional Research Institue and Department of Economics Reynolds Hall, Rm. 5201
Adam Scavette will be joined by Heather Stephens and David Nason of the RRI to present new research titled “Reversing the Natural Resource Curse: Coal Mine Closures and Poverty in Appalachia.”
Contact Heather Stephens for more information.
Enews Article9:00 am — 1:00 pm
Statler College Research Office ESB, 1st Floor
This event showcases the Research being done at Statler College.
Contact Nancie Yost for more information.
9:00 am — 10:30 am
College of Applied Human Sciences Blue and Gold Room, Towers
An opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students within CAHS to showcase and present their hard work, engage with faculty and peers, and compete for top honors.
Contact Jessica Troilo for more information.
College of Creative Arts and Media Virtual
The Exhibit of Student Research and Creative Activity showcases exceptional mentored research and creative activity by students in the College of Creative Arts and Media.
Contact Mikylah Myers for more information.
Exhibit of Student Research and Creative Activity3:30 pm — 4:30 pm
Eberly College, Department of Chemistry Clark Hall Rm. 312
Prof. Coleman will discuss SV2 and VMAT2, focusing on conformational changes linked to neurotransmitter transport, using biochemistry and single-particle cryo-EM.
Contact Hacer Karatas Bristow for more information.
Event Info2:30 pm — 3:30 pm
WVU Foundation and the Eberly College of Arts and Sciences Woodburn Rm. 211
Come find about the current landscape in foundation and corporate funding. Learn how to apply to foundations, and the differences between federal and foundation funding. Presented by Elizabeth Thompson, WVU Foundation Director of Foundation Relations
Contact LeaMarie Herron for more information.
7:30 pm — 9:00 pm
Eberly College, History Department White Hall, G09
‘Decentering Auschwitz’ has been a goal of scholarship and civic initiatives on the history of the Holocaust. Join us in exploring Holocaust Studies, East European Studies, and the Spatial Humanities. Supported by the West Virginia Humanities Council.
Contact Kate Staples for more information.
Calendar Event6:00 pm — 8:00 pm
Office of Graduate Education and Life Mountainlair Ballrooms
The 3MT competition is a worldwide competition that challenges graduate students to explain their work in one slide and 3 minutes. Come watch and vote for the crowd favorite
Contact Betty Mei for more information.
Event Details12:00 pm — 1:00 pm
Statler College ESB Rm. G75
As one of DOE’s premier multi-program energy research laboratories, Idaho National Laboratory’s (INL) mission is to ensure the nation’s energy security with safe, competitive and reliable energy systems.
Contact Nancie Yost for more information.
2:00 pm — 3:30 pm
College of Applied Human Sciences Applied Human Sciences Building Rm. 115
Attendees will explore grants for early career pros in education, health & human services, dive into foundation funding, gain grant writing tips, and learn institutional insights on legal & management.
Contact Peter Giacobbi for more information.
4:00 pm — 6:30 pm
Eberly College, Department of History Armstrong Hall 422
The History Department will host a conversation with Callahan lecturer Dr. Walke about the relevancy of graduate coursework in the Humanities for career preparation.
Contact Kate Staples for more information.
6:00 pm — 7:30 pm
Physics and Astronomy White Hall, Rm. B51
Join the Physics and Astronomy Graduate Student Organization for a free and family friendly magical science show. The first 50 children will receive science gift bags, with more prizes throughout the show. Free admission, but tickets required.
Contact Danielle Maldonado for more information.
Get Tickets6:30 pm — 8:00 pm
Physics and Astronomy White Hall, Rm. G09
Dr. Catherine Regan is on the science team for the ASPERA-3 instrument on ESAs Mars Express, and the PanCam instrument on ESAs upcoming Mars rover, Rosalind Franklin, which is due to launch in 2028. All are welcome to attend.
Contact Maura McLaughlin for more information.
The History and Future of Mars Exploration11:30 am — 12:30 pm
Regional Research Institue and Department of Economics Reynolds Hall, Rm. 5201
Adam Scavette will be joined by Heather Stephens and David Nason of the RRI to present new research titled “Reversing the Natural Resource Curse: Coal Mine Closures and Poverty in Appalachia.”
Contact Heather Stephens for more information.
Enews Article9:00 am — 1:00 pm
Statler College Research Office ESB, 1st Floor
This event showcases the Research being done at Statler College.
Contact Nancie Yost for more information.
9:00 am — 10:30 am
College of Applied Human Sciences Blue and Gold Room, Towers
An opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students within CAHS to showcase and present their hard work, engage with faculty and peers, and compete for top honors.
Contact Jessica Troilo for more information.
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