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Sam Zizzi, Pat Fehl Endowed Professor in the College of Applied Human Sciences, has been named the recipient of the 2024 Faculty Award for Distinction in Graduate Research Mentoring.

Using John Swales' CARS (Creating a Research Space) model, learn how to effectively craft and/or revise introductions in graduate genres such as literature reviews, seminar papers, articles for publication, theses and dissertations. 

Graduate Education and Life and the Eberly Writing Studio are hosting a week-long, in-person writing retreat to help doctoral students.

For the first time in WVU 3MT competition history, two doctoral students tied for first place. Statler College student, Denis Ruto, and the College of Applied Human Services Ph.D. candidate, Paige Zalman, both received the same scores to win. Zalman also won the People’s Choice Award.

Sindupa De Silva, doctoral student from the Davis College of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Design, showed his savvy research communications skills at the Three-Minute Thesis Regional Competition in Greenville, South Carolina, by winning second place.

Register to present.

As a graduate or professional student, have you ever felt like you were a phony or a fraud? Have you experienced anxiety that you aren’t good enough to be in the roles you fill? Have you looked around the high-performing groups you work with and wondered how you got a seat at the table?

The WVU Carruth Center is once again hosting weekly wellness activities for graduate and professional students to make sure you prioritize your self-care! Check out the spring workshops below. You can drop in at any time during this semester!