The new scholarship model will award a scholarship to every in-state, full-time, on-campus freshman student.

The new program will prepare students for careers in additive engineering and is launching at the college’s Georgetown-Scott County Campus.

The new partnership is for a faith-based academic pathway that will help high school students maximize their time in high school and earn college credits before high school graduation.

The renovation and expansion of the Wright Administration building is expected to be completed in 2027. 

The partnership was announced during an event on November 14 called Be the Light: A Celebration of Hope.

The online program will give individuals the ability to apply for certification from the WV Department of Education as a School Nurse upon completion. 

The $600,000 gift from Cisney, a founding faculty member of the college, will provide scholarships and emergency assistance to business students.

The college has received a WV Advance Grant to help the state combat the current shortage of surgical technologists and create pathways to accessible education.

The Federal Highway Administration’s 2024 Highway Construction Training Program grant has awarded the college $257,408 to launch the West Virginia Advanced Highway Training Program.

The university’s Department of Visual and Theatre Arts and College of Humanities and Fine Arts are partnering to launch the new facility, which will honor the region’s rich art culture.