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 Experience Coordinator
Recruitment Specialist
Program Assistant
Student Success Coordinator
Student Success Coordinator
Student Success Coordinator
Student Success Coordinator
Career Development Specialist
Student Success Coordinator
Assistant Director for Advising and Retention
Student Success Coordinator
Director
Student Success Coordinator
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Thursday, January 16, 2025
The College of Applied Human Sciences (CAHS) continues to strengthen its student-centered initiatives with the addition of two staff members to its Office of Student Success: Courtney Pletcher, Career Development Specialist, and Rachael Conrad, Student Experience Coordinator.
Read More: CAHS Office of Student Success welcomes two staff members
Wednesday, January 15, 2025
Canyon Lohnas, a Ph.D. student at West Virginia University, has been named to the International Literacy Association’s 2025 30 Under 30 list, which highlights emerging leaders who are transforming literacy education and promoting equity in classrooms, communities and beyond.
Read More: Lohnas named to ILA's '30 Under 30' list
Monday, November 25, 2024
Holly Rogers navigated her fair share of challenges in her journey to West Virginia University. A lifelong athlete, she devoted over a decade to competitive softball, spending countless hours on fields and in training. A series of injuries ultimately lead her not to one, but four, reconstructive ankle surgeries.
Read More: Rogers finds opportunity and connection at WVU
Saturday, November 23, 2024
Makayla Brooks dropped out of high school convinced that school was not for her. Later, though, with the support of her family, she earned her GED and was still looking for more. While attending a community college in Pittsburgh she realized that she wanted to work with children and families. Her father-in-law was a WVU grad and her classes were transferrable, so she became a Mountaineer. She'll now graduate in December with her degree in Child Development and Family Studies with her sights set on becoming a social worker.
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