Student Success
Your portal to CAHS student resources.
Your portal to CAHS student resources.
Our staff is ready to help you with any aspect pertaining to your academic career. Through developmental and appreciative advising approaches, the members of the Office of Student Success can guide you on the right path toward completing your CAHS degree. As a part of the larger Mountaineer family, we look forward to integrating all students into our CAHS family.
Student Success Coordinator
Student Success Coordinator
Program Assistant
Student Experience Coordinator
Recruitment Specialist
Graduate Student Success and Enrollment Specialist
Student Success Coordinator
Student Success Coordinator
Career Development Specialist
Student Success Coordinator
Assistant Director for Advising and Retention
Student Success Coordinator
Director
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Monday, 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 game
Monday, March 02, 2026
Hannah Decanio, a master’s student in the school counseling program at West Virginia University, was named the 2026 Graduate Student of the Year by the West Virginia School Counselor Association and received the award at the organization’s annual conference Feb. 26–27 at the Waterfront Hotel in Morgantown.
Read More: Decanio named WVSCA Graduate Student of the Year
Thursday, February 26, 2026
Shauna Riggs came to WVU seeking independence without losing the sense of community she values as a West Virginian. As an elementary education major, she has found both, building her confidence in the classroom while also performing as a member of the "Pride of West Virginia" marching band. Between full days at school and evenings on the practice field, Riggs has learned to manage the demands of teaching and music while becoming the educator she set out to be.
Read More: Riggs finds balance at WVU in more ways than one
Tuesday, February 17, 2026
Ian Finegan had never been to West Virginia when he applied to WVU. From just north of Baltimore, he was looking for a college that felt like the right fit, both personally and academically. He found that in Morgantown at WVU, where an initial interest in one major eventually turned into two. With guidance from academic advisors, Finegan chose to pursue degrees in Mental Health and Addiction Studies and Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology, a decision that still has him on track to graduate a semester early and continue on to graduate school.
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