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The Health Sciences community is invited to participate in a social media campaign, #IAmWVUHealth, to celebrate and showcase the diverse backgrounds throughout the Health Sciences campuses.

As part of the their efforts to make a more diverse and inclusive community, the Division of Forestry and Natural Resources will reinvent the hallways of Percival Hall by creating a mural that generates an atmosphere of inclusion, inspires students to envision a future that embodies diversity and fosters meaningful conversations and spaces where community can be built.

Athletics developed and initiated its own Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee which consists of head coaches, assistant coaches, staff members and student-athletes.

The Department of Sociology and Anthropology is collaborating with the Morgantown citizen group “Dismantling Racism Together” to produce a short training video on learning to see and report hate crimes and bias incidents.

The “Black at WVU” Oral History Project is an effort to capture the lived experiences of Black people who are students, staff and/or faculty members at WVU.

Potomac State College students are invited to join this student organization.

WVU Tech students are invited to join this student organization.

Campus and Community Life serves the entire student body providing a variety of services, including the Student Advocacy Center, which includes Student Legal Services, a Student HelpLine and programs for commuter and non-traditional students.

The Center for Black Culture provides support to WVU students, faculty and staff – particularly African and African American 51����s and 51����s of color. They provide our community with an educational, social and cultural support system that is unique to the African World experience.

The Center for Veteran, Military and Family Programs offers a variety of programs and services for veterans and military families focused on ensuring academic success, career development, promoting overall well-being and supporting them in their transition from military life into college life.

The DICE Committee's charge is to celebrate, champion and embed diversity, equity and inclusion into the culture of the Chambers College of Business and Economics.

A collaborative group across WVU is planning to bring the program “A Long Talk About the Uncomfortable Truth” by Decide2Inspire to WVU’s campus.

Over 100 places of worship representing over 30 denominations and faiths are available in the Morgantown area.

The Council for Women's Concerns of WVU promotes equality of women in the academic and local communities. Among the Council's new initiatives is a Women of Color Committee.

The chair of each college-level diversity, equity and inclusion committee across the WVU System serves on DEI Council, an overarching group to develop goals, best practices, and ensure that we, as 51����s, are creating the safe, diverse and welcoming community we all deserve.

The School of Dentistry will create an art exhibit that fosters inclusivity, supports underrepresented groups and promotes diversity.

Diversity Week is designed to create an atmosphere that provides the WVU community opportunities to explore different cultures, engage in discussions that bring new perspectives and celebrate the presence of, and contributions made by, people of all identities and experiences.

Supported by a challenge grant from the Office of the Provost, the prayer room in Engineering Sciences will be remodeled with a wall-to-wall rug, fresh paint and new signage. Educational resources will be added to explain the significance of prayer for Muslims and garner respect for this space.

The FJN was developed to create and maintain an inviting and supportive virtual and physical space for racialized and minoritized faculty that is responsive to their unique social, cultural, academic and professional development needs and interests.

Café Evansdale, Summit Café and Hatfields offer Halal meals every day by request. Ask a dining hall manager for a halal meal and it will be ready within in few minutes.

On Nov. 30, 2020, Health Sciences Center Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Leadership announced a number of specific action items to ensure the Health Sciences community and programs embody a culture of inclusive excellence.

Through a partnership with WVU’s Division of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, committees were formed at each of the five Health Sciences schools, as well as a cross-cutting committee and an oversight committee, all comprised of students, staff, faculty and administrators.

Health Sciences has developed programs and resources for their community to create a culture of inclusive excellence.

Lavender Graduation honors lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer (LGBTQ) and allied students for their strength and persistence, as well as their achievements and contributions to the University.

Let's Talk, a new video series from WVU Vice President for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Meshea L. Poore, explores how 51����s live, learn and work together with care and respect.

The LGBTQ+ Center provides programming and academic resources for WVU students, faculty, staff and community members, as well as a warm, comfortable atmosphere for organizing, socializing, teaching and learning.

This annual ceremony highlights, honors and commemorates the achievements of underrepresented students. Participating graduates receive a stole to wear over their graduation robe during the official commencement ceremonies.

WVU is proud to have seven active chapters of the nine international organizations of the National Pan-Hellenic Council. Each of these fraternities and sororities is rich in history; ties to one or more of these organizations are found in many college-educated Black families in the U.S.

The Office of Student Accommodations (OSA) is dedicated to enhancing the educational opportunities for students with temporary and permanent disabilities at all WVU System campuses.

Through comprehensive and strategic internationalization, the Office of Global Affairs strives to prepare globally-minded graduates who are prepared to excel as part of an increasingly global workforce.

OLLI at WVU promotes curiosity, exploration, discovery, and discussion through social and intellectual engagement in non-credit classes, lectures, field trips and events designed for older adults.

Potomac State's part-time diversity coordinator oversees the College's Diversity CARE Committee and works closely with WVU Morgantown's Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.

The Office of Global Affairs will create an interactive and collaborative art installation that will provide a space for displaying mementos from around the world and provide important and relevant information about Morgantown to newer members of the community.

The WVU Tech Social Justice Committee formed during the 2020-21 academic year and is comprised of students, faculty and staff.

The Social Justice Council at Potomac State College conducts monthly activities that bring the importance of diversity and inclusion to the forefront.

The Office of the Statler College Dean recognizes exemplary leadership that demonstrates putting the ideals of diversity, equity and inclusion into practical action. Awards are presented annually to one staff member, one faculty member, one student and one student organization.

The Benjamin M. Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources has developed programs and resources for their community.

Student Family Resources provides a support system that can reduce family conflict, stress and risk factors, allowing WVU’s student parents to pursue and complete their studies.

WVU Tech students are invited to join this student organization.

The Quad Living-Learning Community (LLC) is a community housed in the Evansdale Residential Complex (Towers) where students of color will live with other students of color. This LLC focuses on the four areas of student development that are priorities at Historically Black Colleges and Universities and Hispanic Serving Institutions: cultural connections, engagement, academics and service.

Supported by a challenge grant from the Office of the Provost, the LGBTQ+ Center will partner with Information Technology Services to cover the cost of replacing the WVU student identification card for transgender students to ensure the ID has the correct name and photo.

A safe, inclusive and comfortable community for students of all gender identities, sexual orientations and expressions, the True Colors Living-Learning Community (LLC) in Stalnaker Hall fosters empowerment, support and scholarly achievement. This community is designed for LGBTQ+ and ally students.

The Women's Resource Center's goal is to empower women through on- and off-campus resources, engaging programs and by offering a safer, inclusive space for open discussions on gender equity.