The 16th annual Connecting 4 Justice International Conference will be held this year at Ashland University. The conference is put on by the university and The Ridge Project, and aims to help formerly incarcerated people better transition back into society.
Southern West Virginia Community and Technical College has recently announced that longtime nurse and educator Melissa Kirk will fill the position of Director of Nursing at the school.
The University of Charleston was named one of the Best Colleges for Bachelor Degree Programs for 2024 by Money.com based on a number of factors including graduation rate, post-graduation employment, graduate wage earnings, and more.
A $1 million gift from NASA has served as the seed for a new robotics engineering degree program at West Virginia University Institute of Technology which will prepare students for jobs both in aerospace and in industrial robotics.
The Fairmont State Foundation recently announced receiving a $7,000 grant from the Truist West Virginia Foundation in order to host a series of seminars for students and the community on a number of financial literacy topics and skill sets.
After a long career supporting the local community and Davis & Elkins College in largely athletic roles, Amrit Rayfield has a new position at his alma mater as the Director of Philanthropy.
The Police Services and Public Safety Department at Southwest Tennessee Community College has been awarded an accreditation through the Tennessee Law Enforcement Accreditation Program. Three years ago it was accredited by the Tennessee Association of Chiefs of Police.
The Innovative Water Workforce Development Grant from the Environmental Protection Agency has given GRCC $1 million, which it will use to help fill the need of employees in the water utility sector in the city of Grand Rapids.
The two schools signed an agreement on August 8 that will give students the ability to attain their associate degree from Delta College and transfer their credits toward a bachelor degree from Saginaw Valley State University.
Beginning in the Spring 2025 semester, Baker College students will be able to study abroad in more than 20 countries.
