WVU Alumni Association

Ready to explore the world with fellow Mountaineers? Our alumni trips are the perfect way to create unforgettable memories while connecting with WVU alums who share your passion for adventure. From breathtaking destinations to shared experiences, these trips are more than a getaway—they’re a chance to celebrate your Mountaineer spirit wherever the journey takes you. Visit our website to discover your next adventure! https://lnkd.in/ercPrbNg

WVU graduate Caleb Bailes has been a proud Mountaineer his whole life. He credits his experience in the online business management program for teaching him valuable business and leadership skills as well as connections that have helped him succeed post graduation as local business professional. Talking about the connection between fellow Mountaineers, he said "that bond of knowing somebody who is from West Virginia or went to WVU, it outlasts so many things." Read more here: https://lnkd.in/ezqn88d8

Only one week to go! We can’t wait to cheer on the WVU Marching Band as they bring the Mountaineer spirit to the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. Get ready to see “The Pride of West Virginia” shine on one of the biggest stages in the world! ??

Many of our chapters across the country host game watches where local Mountaineers get together to cheer on WVU. At the Greater Fredricksburg chapter, one of the regular servers always wears fun socks—well, we sent her a special WVU pair! We are so grateful for how game watches bring together our fans and strengthen communities no matter how near or far from Morgantown! ????

Last week, in coordination with the NY/NJ Metro Chapter, 19 NYC-based alumni joined 23 finance students—ranging from freshmen to juniors—from the WVU Chambers College of Business and Economics for a networking reception at Jack Doyle’s, the home of the chapter’s game watches. This event gave alumni the opportunity to share insights, answer questions, and connect with the next generation of finance professionals. The reception created a vibrant atmosphere for students and alumni to forge meaningful connections, discuss career paths, and strengthen ties within the WVU network! ????

In this inspiring webinar, award-winning leadership coach, global speaker, and author Michelle Moore reveals how we can all become conscious leaders by taking responsibility for our leadership choices and actions and, ultimately, by defining success on our own terms. Michelle will show us how to face our fears, build resilience, and find our own unique leadership style, providing inspiration and motivation that challenges our day-to-day and the depth of our aspirations, ambition, and drive. ???? https://alumlc.org/wvu

?? "And now, from the College of Creative Arts and Media..." ?? This year's WVU Alumni Association X Base Camp Printing Co print is now available for presale! Celebrating six years of collaboration between the WVU Alumni Association and Base Camp! This limited-edition print captures the Pride of West Virginia—the WVU Marching Band—in all its musical and visual glory. Created by WVU alumni for Mountaineers everywhere, this piece isn’t just a simple gift; it’s a tribute to the tradition, pride, and unity that bring us together. ????

Traveling for the game this weekend? Don't miss out on our two Mountaineer Meetups in Cincinnati, Ohio! Connect with fellow alumni before the Mountaineers take on the Cincinnati Bearcats. These events are open to all ages, with space allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. No RSVP is required.

Award-winning Fortune 500 brand consultant and behavioral expert Leslie Zane reveals that traditional persuasion tactics fall short in growing a brand, business, or social movement in this inspiring webinar. Whether you’re steering a Fortune 100 company or launching a tech startup, Zane provides a new playbook of practical, science-backed rules that help accelerate your success and topline growth in any endeavor. It’s time for a new playbook: one that works with the mind instead of against it. ???? https://alumlc.org/wvu

Do you remember the first time you took the PRT past the Erickson Alumni Center? ??