Students
Division of Student Life
The Student Life Division supports West Virginia University’s student-centered learning environment, allows students to fully develop, and, in partnership with our University colleagues, offers the highest quality programs, services, and opportunities, based on a foundation of values and the Mountaineer Creed.
Student Engagement
Student Organizations
Honors College
Faculty and Staff
The WVU Faculty Ombudsperson Office
A confidential, independent, informal, and neutral resource for WVU faculty members.
Faculty Senate
The Faculty Senate includes 131 Senators representing the Morgantown, Beckley, and Keyser campuses. They are responsible for guiding WVU’s academic pursuits, and for communicating faculty opinions and concerns.
Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI) in Higher Education resources
The Statler College DEI Committee shares the collection of library resources to support the work of staff, faculty, instructors, administrators, and everyone at West Virginia University. This guide is a collection of contemporary library resources in higher education for all university individuals with WVU login credentials.
Social justice in Higher Education Resources
A Message from University President Gee
National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity
WVU Statler College is an NCFDD institutional member. To activate your account, visit:
www.facultydiversity.org/join. Select our institution from the drop-down menu,
click Activate Account, register using your institution email address and enjoy!
Women's Leadership Initiative (WLI)
The WVU Women’s Leadership Initiative (WLI) empowers and engages women on campus, helping them achieve their full professional potential and form a community within which the participants can initiate valuable new relationships.ADVANCE
As an academic hub, the ADVANCE Center works with faculty, staff and leaders to disrupt institutional inequities and serves all WVU departments as well as outside institutions to improve climate, culture and collaboration in working teams.
Division of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
The Division of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion exists because WVU is always striving to create the safe, diverse, welcoming community we all deserve.
Trainings
The Division of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion offers a Classroom training series to allow individuals in our campus and broader community to participate in trainings and educational opportunities without having to belong to a group that is requesting and/or receiving these trainings.
Some examples include:
- Activating the potential of a diverse team
- Addressing discrimination
- Being an ally
- Engaging bystanders to help others
- Identifying abusive behaviors
- Implicit Bias
- Interacting across cultures
- Promoting a diverse, inclusive working environment
- Protecting children and minors on campus
- Supporting survivors of power-based personal violence
To request an in-person training, please use our online form, filling it out as completely as possible so our Education Team can best serve you.
Toolkit
Toolkit for students, faculty and staff; it must be accessed with the WVU email. The purpose of this toolkit is to provide information that will strengthen your knowledge about resources available at WVU and nationally.
Let's Talk series
Vice President for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Meshea L. Poore has launched a weekly series of short videos exploring topics centered on helping members of the WVU community live, learn and work together with care and respect for each other. A new video will be released each Tuesday, to view previous subjects or receive notifications subscribe to the WVU DEI YouTube channel.