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Meet Dr. Trisha Phillips who will talk about research integrity, including research misconduct, authorship, and ethical guidelines and best practices for using AI in research. 

WVU Libraries invites graduate students and the WVU community to attend two events on Wednesday Oct. 2 with the Archivist of the United States.  

Looking to meet some new people, or just want to take a break from studying, writing and coursework?

Individual dental and vision coverage is now available to students via Aetna. You can utilize Aetna’s nationwide network of providers.

The Writing Studio offers one-on-one appointments to graduate and professional students. Appointments may be used for any academic genre including:

Graduate students, faculty, staff, undergraduates and WVU community members with a passion for the humanities are invited to hear from doctoral students about their summer internship experiences working for various humanities-related employers.  

Make sure to take advantage of WVU's Graduate Student Ombudsperson.

WVU Libraries is excited to announce its September workshops, specially designed for new graduate students, those in methods classes, and those embarking on theses and dissertations. 

We are excited to host an open house in our Mountainlair office! 

The Office of Graduate Education and Life is once again excited to facilitate the graduate student peer mentorship program this year.