Despite a future that is becoming increasingly automated, we know that it’s people that still make a difference. That’s why the College of Applied Human Sciences provides a holistic education that is designed to enrich the whole person – physically, emotionally and intellectually. Our graduates lead the way in impacting the quality of life in the communities in which they live and serve. The College of Applied Human Sciences is comprised of three schools: the School of Counseling and Well-Being, the School of Education and the School of Sport Sciences. Each school is committed to academic excellence, a supportive environment focused on student success and pioneering research. The schools combine to create academic programs that are highly relevant in today’s environment that emphasizes personal quality of life.
WVU College of Applied Human Sciences的外部链接
375 Birch St
US，West Virginia，Morgantown，26505
Students in WVU’s Master’s in Counseling (school counseling specialization) program recently attended a statewide conference where they explored timely topics like ADHD support, youth mental health, addiction, and inclusive school environments. They also heard from 2024 School Counselor of the Year, Dr. Diana Virgil, whose keynote address—“Growing Your Program”—offered insight on school leadership, refining your mission, and making the most of your time. Great to see our future counselors gaining real-world insights and growing their professional networks.
Hannah Swartz is thinking beyond the sidelines. From standout soccer player to doctoral student in WVU’s Coaching and Teaching Studies program, she is working to shape how coaches lead—not just athletes, but people. More ?? https://lnkd.in/e4sdmuph
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Sophomores and juniors in the Physical Education and Kinesiology program recently exchanged insights in a speed-networking where they discussed upcoming classes and strategies for success. Then, students stepped onto the field to try Mag Rugby, a modified tag rugby game led by WVU Rugby Head Coach & Coaching and Teaching Studies doctoral student Shotaro Egashira. A shoutout to our PEK leadership council for planning this experience!