Wendy Mazzei is a West Virginia native who currently works as Director of Human Resources at WVU Medicine. She recently decided to continue her education through our Chambers College Online Master’s in Human Resource Leadership (HRL) program.
Learn more about Mazzei, her experience in the program and how it provides the skills needed to advance in her career.
A four-year Army ROTC National Scholar beginning medical school in the fall, a Fulbright Scholar eager to work as a teaching assistant in Bulgaria and an aspiring teacher who has reached out across the state to help combat stereotypes about Appalachian dialects are among the graduating seniors receiving the Order of Augusta, the most prestigious West Virginia University student award.
Being involved in extracurricular activities during college can not only be a rewarding experience for your professional career, but also for your social life.
Six West Virginia University graduates who are leaders in the fields of cybersecurity, media, finance, athletics and military operations will become the newest inductees into the WVU Alumni Association Academy of Distinguished Alumni during a May 5 ceremony at the Erickson Alumni Center.
When your student chooses West Virginia University’s John Chambers College of Business and Economics, they will...
Learn by doing in our new experiential and education hub, Reynolds Hall (five+ labs, social stairs, bagel shop, gym and more!)
Cecilia "Cece" Chavez is an entrepreneurship and innovation sophomore from Cincinnati, Ohio who is taking an active role in making a positive impact on West Virginia University's campus.
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West Virginia University researchers are preparing high school seniors and college students to harness the power of ChatGPT, the popular artificial intelligence chatbot, through coding while addressing the platform’s potential shortcomings.
Constantinos "Tino" Kayafas is a senior from Wheeling, West Virginia, studying entrepreneurship and jazz performance.
He admits most of his day consists of playing music. However, when he's not drumming, he's cooking gyros.
In business, success often means breaking down walls, but some walls are better left up – that is, as long as they’re firewalls.
On Tuesday, March 28, WVU partnered with Leidos to host a cybersecurity panel discussion and networking event. Industry experts, Chambers College faculty and faculty from the Benjamin M. Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources educated students on the current possibilities and future outlook of the field.
Meet Kristi Birchfield, a West Virginia native and an online MS Econ graduate of the Chambers College.
Originally from Jonben, West Virginia – a small coal town in Raleigh County – Birchfield headed to Midway University in Kentucky for college where she received her undergraduate degree in business administration.
