Dan Garrett, a 1972 alumnus of Marshall University’s Department of Communications Disorders, (far right) and wife, Jo Ann, today presented a $101,000 ceremonial check to the Marshall University Foundation, Inc., to establish a scholarship and program fund to benefit Communications Disorders.
Forensic Science Graduate Program student receives national award
Marshall University Forensic Science graduate student Kelsey L. Wilkinson of Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania, is a 2016 Forensic Sciences Foundation Emerging Forensic Scientist Award winner.
13th annual Empty Bowls raises $17,000
With $17,000 raised, Huntington’s 13th annual Empty Bowls has provided Facing Hunger Foodbank with the power to purchase 127,500 meals for those in need in the Tri-State.
Dean receives Outstanding Civil Engineering Educator of the Year for 2015
Dr. Wael Zatar, professor and dean of the College of Information Technology and Engineering at Marshall University, has been named recipient of the 2015 West Virginia Outstanding Civil Engineering Educator of the Year award by the West Virginia section of the American Society of Civil Engineers.
Shutdown Week at Rec Center scheduled May 9-13
Monday, May 9 will mark the beginning of the eighth annual Shutdown Week for the Marshall Recreation Center. The facility will reopen on Saturday, May 14.
School of Medicine establishes new dentistry department
Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine has created a new department of dentistry, oral and maxillofacial surgery, Joseph I. Shapiro, M.D., dean of the school of medicine, announced today.
Alumnus gives $100K to Department of Communication Disorders for student scholarships
Dan Garrett, a 1972 alumnus of Marshall’s Department of Communication Disorders, has made a gift of $100,000 to go toward student scholarships and educational experiences in the department. He will be honored at a check presentation ceremony at noon, Friday, April 29, at the Brad D. Smith Foundation Hall on Marshall’s Huntington campus.
Renewable Energy in West Virginia: Projects and Prospects subject of 2016 conference in Huntington
The West Virginia Division of Energy (WVDOE) and the Center for Business and Economic Research (CBER) at Marshall University have partnered to host the
“Renewable Energy in West Virginia: Projects and Prospects in 2016” conference Thursday, May 12, at the Brad D. Smith Foundation Hall in Huntington. The conference will bring
together organizations and individuals with experience implementing and managing renewable energy projects in West Virginia.
Gerber, Hartley, Hoops, Lanham to join Business Hall of Fame
Marshall University’s Lewis College of Business Advisory Board has voted four highly successful business leaders into the LCOB’s Hall of Fame.
Board of Governors approves draft operating budget for upcoming fiscal year; includes three scenarios for tuition increases contingent on state budget outcome
Marshall University’s Board of Governors today approved a draft operating budget for Fiscal Year 2016-17, including three potential scenarios for tuition increases for the upcoming academic year.
