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West Virginia University Hospitals and University Health Associates: Organizational Transformation and eHealth Records
In its efforts to achieve high performance, West Virginia University Hospitals WVUH and University Health Associates UHA committed itself to a number of strategic priorities, including patient safety, quality care, provider satisfaction and revenue optimization. After agreeing to move forward with an electronic health record solution, the hospital needed to...
Organically Grown
More consumers today are turning to organic products, a trend that benefits farmers, consumers and the environment. In fact, the demand has left an interesting niche for small farmers, such as those scattered throughout the state. "Five years ago, the United States was an exporter of organic food. Today, we...
SME announces its Distinguished Members' class of 2008
DISTINGUISHED MEMBERSSyd S. PengSyd S. Peng is the Charles E Lawall chair of mining engineering in the Department of Mining Engineering at West Virginia University. He received his undergraduate diploma in Taiwan and his Ph.D. from Stanford University in 1970, both in mining engineering. From 1970 to 1974. he worked...
WVU Eye Institute Receives $100,000 Grant From Lions
The West Virginia University Eye Institute recently received a $100,000 grant from the West Virginia Lions Sight Conservation Foundation, The donation, announced Jan. 27 during the state Lions Leadership School in Morgantown, is the largest pledge made by the Sight Conservation Foundation in its history. "The WVU Eye Institute is...
Synthetic Binder Pitch Uses Hydrocarbons from Coal in Place of Petroleum Feedstocks
face=+Bold; face=-Bold; A team headed by West Virginia University WVU developed and successfully demonstrated a synthetic binder pitch that uses hydrocarbons from coal to supplement or replace petroleum feedstocks. The research was done through a cooperative agreement with the Office of Fossil Energy's National Energy Technology Laboratory NETL....
WVU Scientists to Help with Solid-State Lighting Research
MORGANTOWN - Scientists at West Virginia University have signed a $1 million agreement with the international consulting firm IC INOVA Inc. to research technology essential for the development of new solid-state lighting devices.IC INOVA Inc. will fund 23 months of work by members of the WVNano Initiative, a WVU organization...
People On The Move
Nicholas V. Hill, Sr. has re-joined Callas Contractors, Inc. in Hagerstown as vice president of construction. In addition, the following persons have joined the Hagerstown office: Danette Baker, project manager assistant; Tony Alongi, estimator; Lisa Fox, accounts receivable; Cheri Burger, human resources; Tom Henry, superintendent; and Chris Kerns, Gary Bradshaw,...
Gift Strengthens WVU Forensics
MORGANTOWN - West Virginia University and its forensic and investigative, science program have received gifts and in-kind donations totaling more than $5.5 million from California businessman and philanthropist Ming Hsieh.The university announced the donations at a Nov. 14 dedication at which a new classroom building on the downtown campus...
Jefferson Residents Hoping for No Gains This Holiday
CHARLES TOWN - A recipe for a fitter holiday that Randolph County native Johanna Biola whipped up four years ago is still a winner, health officials here say.In 2003, Biola was a third-year medical student from West Virginia University working at a health clinic in Harpers Ferry. After she came...
Black men on campus and on the field
The projected combined payout for the 2008 Bowl Championship Series is $170 million. Approximately $17 million will go to each of the 10 universities that participate in the Orange, Fiesta, Rose and Sugar bowls and the BCS National Championship. It's a fact that led one panelist at a recent...


