We are looking for an outstanding health communication researcher and instructor
who will conduct cutting edge research and teach both undergraduate and graduate
courses. The successful applicant is expected to establish a nationally competitive
and externally funded research program in the area of Health Communication. Teaching
responsibilities in graduate and undergraduate areas will focus on Health Communication
and other areas of candidate expertise and departmental need. More information can be found here. Apply
here to join the WVU Comm Studies faculty.
Communication Studies Assistant Professor
Megan Vendemia will be participant in free and open event titled "Artificial
Intelligence Panel: Shaping Futures, Impacting Lives" held on 30 September 2025
at 4pm in the Robinson Reading Room at the Downtown Library. For more
information on the panel and how to participate, please visit the
WVU Library website.
THANKS TO ALL OUR PARTICIPANTS and to everyone who voted here for BEST, FUNNIEST, and MOST CREATIVE video! Please see all competition entries at our Mothman vs. Mountaineer website.
Faculty and Graduate Students will be heading the annual convention to be held from
the 16th through the 19th of November. Attached is a word document with every
WVU presentation.
WVU at NCA
