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The College of Applied Human Sciences invites you to create an impact. Together we can change lives and move West Virginia forward.
Create An ImpactOn this page
The College of Applied Human Sciences invites you to create an impact. Together we can change lives and move West Virginia forward.
Create An ImpactOn this page
Wednesday, October 22, 2025
John Terry is the Vice President of Events at US Soccer - and a WVU alum. Together with his team, he helps the US men's and women's soccer teams hold their games at stadiums throughout the country - bringing excitement, joy, and pride to the communities they visit. Learn how his involvement at WVU through both his sport management major and extracurriculars helped him figure out what he wanted to do, and get a head start to do it.
Read More: Terry leads team behind US Soccer teamsMonday, September 08, 2025
The West Virginia Reading Association honored one faculty member and two alumni of West Virginia University’s Literacy Education program at its most recent annual conference.
Read More: West Virginia Reading Association recognizes Morewood and literacy education alumsWednesday, August 06, 2025
Keenan Coley threw all of his basketball gear into the closet and slammed the door shut. He couldn't stand the sight of it. The 19-year-old had just returned from California, where his college basketball career at Warren Wilson College ended on a court in Santa Cruz. His final play was fitting: a contested shot and another injury. The injury served as yet another reminder that his desire to continue in the sport he’d loved since he was five far exceeded what his body could endure.
Read More: WVU alum returns to high school alma mater as one of nation's youngest basketball coachesFriday, May 23, 2025
Allan Johnson, a graduate of West Virginia University’s sport management master's program, received one of the highest honors in the profession by being inducted into the Legends in the Field Strength and Conditioning Hall of Fame at the 2025 CSCCa National Conference in Indianapolis.
Read More: Allan Johnson inducted into Strength and Conditioning Hall of FameView all alumni news.
Endowments can be designated by the donor to impact a specific program or area within CAHS, or remain unrestricted to meet the most critical needs of the college.
Read More : Create an Endowed ScholarshipWith your support, CAHS can continue its academic mission. Get started today by exploring the planned giving options available to you.
Read More : Make a Planned GiftAnnual giving is an important source of private financial support that ensures students receive a quality education. Those resources also enable the college to perform services and outreach.
Read More : Give to the Annual FundHaven't found the giving option that speaks to you? Explore even more ways to support CAHS through the WVU Foundation website. They offer a variety of options to ensure your gift creates the greatest impact.
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