Division of Science & Research
West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission
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Spotlight: Nanooze
Apr 29, 2013
West Virginia eighth graders get Nanooze magazine special edition A printed magazine intended to stimulate interest by middle school students…
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Learn about the Evolution of Energy at 2013 STaR Symposium
Apr 17, 2013
The 5th biennial Science, Technology and Research Symposium will be October 22-23, 2013 at Waterfront Place Hotel in Morgantown.…
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Scientist spotlight: Dr. Bin Wang
Apr 4, 2013
Dr. Bin Wang has traveled far in her young career, both geographically and professionally. As assistant professor of Chemistry at…
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Scientist spotlight: Dr. Jeremy Dawson
Dec 14, 2012
Dr. Jeremy Dawson is research assistant professor in the Lane Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering at West Virginia…
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Scientist spotlight: Dr. Joe Allen
Aug 15, 2012
Dr. Joe Allen is professor of geology and chair of Concord University‘s Division of Natural Sciences. Dr. Allen focuses…
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Scientist Spotlight – Dr. Michael Norton
Apr 14, 2012
For Dr. Michael Norton, the path is important. Knowing from an early age that he would be a chemist, Dr.…
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Scientist Spotlight: Dr. Cerasela Zoica Dinu
Jan 11, 2012
Dr. Cerasela Zoica Dinu is making a difference in education and research in West Virginia.
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Scientist Spotlight – Dr. Bryan Raudenbush
Sep 26, 2011
Dr. Bryan Raudenbush applies common scents to his research. Literally. As associate professor of psychology at Wheeling Jesuit University,…
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Scientist Spotlight – Dr. Letha Sooter
Sep 22, 2011
Dr. Letha Sooter is an assistant professor at West Virginia University and a participant in the WVNano initiative. She is…
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Scientist Spotlight – Dr. Jason Best
Sep 22, 2011
Dr. Jason Best is a professor of astronomy and astrophysics at Shepherd University and director of the university’s observatory. Supported…
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New chancellor talks higher education in WV
WVPublic Broadcasting
By Adam Cavalier
May 24, 2012 · With roots that run deep through the Mountain State’s education system, Paul Hill has taken over as the chancellor for West Virginia’s Higher Education Policy Commission.
The two-time Marshall graduate grew up in rural West Virginia and replaces Brian Noland who left the post to become the president at East Tennessee State University.
Hill had been the interim chancellor since January before receiving the post full time last Friday. Hill says those five months as the interim taught him a lot.
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