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THE SON WELCOMES DR. GEORGIA L. NARSAVAGE In July, Narsavage will take the post being vacated by E. Jane Martin, Ph.D., who announced her retirement last year. “I am delighted to have been chosen as the next dean of the West Virginia University School of Nursing,” Narsavage said. “Jane Martin’s leadership has built a legacy and a strong foundation for our future. West Virginia University has expert faculty, exceptional students, and remarkable resources. In meeting with WVU nursing students during the interview process, I was impressed by their ability to think critically as well as their desire to attack the health disparities of our current system of care and make it better for others.” Click here for more details on our new Dean...
Please e-mail bjurick@hsc.wvu.edu to sign up. Sexual Assault Awareness Week activity tomorrow night! Campus Visits have begun for the next WVU President The humane society is having a Longaberger basket bingo NURSING SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE! The Tafford Uniforms Nursing Scholarship Program Blood Drives CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO SCHOOL OF MEDICINE IS SPONSORING A 5-K RUN TO BENEFIT THE BARTLETT HOUSE Sonya Coulter and Dana Friend are forming a team for the 5K walk/run for the Bartlett House from the School of Nursing. Contact Sonya (304) 834-7305 or Dana (304) 288-8517 for details and to sign up. ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL?
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Georgia L. Narsavage, Ph.D., APRN, FAAN, will be the next dean of the West Virginia University School of Nursing. Dr. Narsavage currently serves as associate dean for academic affairs and professor in the School of Nursing at the Medical College of Georgia. 
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2007 NIT BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS AND OUR WONDERFUL CHEERLEADERS WHO SUPPORTED THEM ALL THE WAY! GOOD JOB, Ashley McCauley! 
"Take Back the Night” (also known as Reclaim the Night) is an internationally held march and rally intended as a protest and direct action against rape and other forms of violence against women. Over the years the event has expanded beyond an event for women as violence is blind to gender. The term “Take Back the Night” came from the title of a 1977 memorial read by Anne Pride at an anti-violence rally in Pittsburgh. The Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance at WVU sponsors this march and rally every year. Please come join us Thursday April 5th at on the plaza behind the Mountainlair. Speakers at the event will be Mon County Delegate Barbara Evans Fleischauer, Morgantown Council Woman Teresa Miller, Carrie Ross-Stone, Deb Strouse and Ruth Kershner. The will also be a march from the top of High street to the court house followed by a candle light vigil. Everyone is encouraged to stand with a united voice demanding an end to violence. For more information please call Gibran Mancus (404) 791-0990.
April 29 at the Knights of Columbus in Star City. Doors open at noon and games start at 1:00. They are raffling off the discontinued Woven Chest and the canister set and could use some help from our nursing students with set-up, food and ticket sales! Please call Ruthann Shinn 296-6919. She also has plenty of tickets! The Humane Society is one of our favorite charities, so let’s go play BINGO!
Wednesday, April 18 - 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. 
Senior Nursing student Gena Armstrong, who found a great way to spend her spring break! She married Christopher Bell in Charleston, South Carolina on March 29. Best wishes for many, many years of happiness. 
Please go to the website to get all the information you need to participate – raise money for a great cause and earn community service as well. The race is April 28 - 
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES, COMMUNITY SERVICE AND VOLUNTEER HOUR Opportunities 
KEEP BRINGING YOUR USED PC CARTRIDGES TO HEALTH RESTORATION