Research Week is a way for us all to pause and celebrate the tremendous amount of work that goes into being an R1 university and to say, 'thank you,' to all who make it possible.
Associate vice president for creative and scholarly activities at the Research Office
West Virginia University’s annual Research Week was started by the Vice President for Research in the 2018-2019 academic year to highlight and celebrate the faculty, staff and students who shape the University as a top-tier, R1 institution.
Events have spanned university-wide and in various platforms: from the virtual research and poster sessions by the College of Creative Arts and CEHS-CPASS, to an in-person open house in Statler College, plus networking events held by the Research Office.
"Research Week is a way for us all to pause and celebrate the tremendous amount of work that goes into being an R1 university and to say, 'thank you,' to all who make it possible," said Melanie Page, associate vice president for creative and scholarly activities at the Research Office. "We hope you can join us and we look forward to celebrating with you."