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I don't know about other programs, but I know that this one is very family-oriented. I know that all of the faculty here truly want to see the students here be successful.
I was once that 17-year-old kid who had no clue where I wanted to go to college. I had never even been to the state of West Virginia until I applied to WVU. When I was researching schools that I think would be good short-term and long-term, I came across WVU, and now I love everything about it.
The sport management program prepared me for my next chapter by helping me discover who I am both professionally and personally. The hands-on experiences, internships, and support from my professors have given me the confidence to step into the sports industry knowing I have real skills to offer.
News and notes from around the School of Sport Sciences.
Wednesday, March 18, 2026
Gonzalo Bravo and Cindy Lee, professors in the sport management program at West Virginia University, recently delivered a one-day continuing education workshop for sport administrators, teachers, and coaches in Harare, Zimbabwe.
Read More: CAHS faculty lead sport management workshop in ZimbabweMonday, March 09, 2026
Growing up 20 minutes from Morgantown, Dominic Viani always imagined himself as a Mountaineer. Now a senior in the Physical Education and Kinesiology program, he's preparing for a career in education inspired by a former coach and his grandfather, a longtime physical education teacher. At the same time, Viani is building his own reputation by logging up to seven nights a week as a basketball official while completing his student teaching residency at the very elementary school he once attended as a kid.
Read More: Viani returns home to teach but calls his own gameSunday, March 01, 2026
West Virginia University alumna Kelly Ross has built a career in professional sports communications, now serving as manager of internal communications for the Pittsburgh Pirates. In this PRSA feature, she shares insight into how she approaches messaging, audience awareness, and storytelling at the highest level of sport.
Read More: From PRSA: Kelly Ross SpotlightWednesday, February 25, 2026
Gary Lhotsky, a Bridgeport native who serves as a teaching associate professor for the School of Sport Sciences in the College of Applied Human Sciences, has been selected for the February Faculty Feature.
Read More: Faculty Feature: Gary LhotskyRead more stories about the School of Sport Sciences.
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