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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.

Set Yourself Up for Success

CAHS offers a number of opportunities to gain valuable job experience.

Internships

Jumpstart your career and gain valuable real-world experience with an internship opportunity.

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Become a Teacher

Find everything you need to know to get you in front of your own classroom.

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Mountaineer GOAL

Gain experience with WVU Athletics through the Mountaineer GOAL Program.

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You at WVU

Mountaineers, make sure you're taking care of yourself! YOU at WVU is available online, 24/7 to provide tips and resources on everything from stress and finances, to academics and social connection. 

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Graduation 2026

Your one-stop resource that covers all aspects of graduation, including requirements, ceremony details, RSVP, and diploma information.

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Student News


              Noah Miller smiles while holding his SHAPE America Society of Health and Physical Educators Major of the Year Award certificate outdoors, wearing a WVU Physical Education and Kinesiology quarter-zip.

Miller receives SHAPE America's top undergraduate honor

Sunday, April 26, 2026

Noah Miller, a Physical Education and Kinesiology (PEK) major at West Virginia University, has been named a 2025 SHAPE America Major of the Year — one of the highest national honors for undergraduate students in the field.

Read More: Miller receives SHAPE America's top undergraduate honor

              Nic Menarchek smiles for a portrait outside the WVU Baseball Biomechanics and Performance Center, wearing a Mountaineers hoodie.

From WVU Stories: Menarchek builds game plan in sport management

Friday, April 10, 2026

Nic Menarchek came to WVU with his sights set on NASA. One Sport Management class later, he had a new direction. Now a graduating senior, he works as a student manager and data analyst for WVU Baseball, gets hands-on time with some of the most advanced sport science technology in the country, and is interviewing with Major League teams.

Read More: From WVU Stories: Menarchek builds game plan in sport management

              Dominic Viani referees a basketball game, wearing a striped official’s shirt and holding a whistle while watching the court.

Viani returns home to teach but calls his own game

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

              Hannah Decanio smiles while holding a West Virginia School Counselor Association Graduate Student of the Year award plaque.

Decanio named WVSCA Graduate Student of the Year

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