Morgantown, WV – West Virginia University (WVU) is hosting a meeting for its Frontline Professionals on Thursday, March 12, from noon to 1 p.m. The event, designed for faculty and staff who regularly interact with students and the public, will be held at Evansdale Crossing in the former Visitors Center theatre space on the third floor. The meeting aims to foster connection, information sharing, and awareness of university initiatives.
The Frontline Professionals meetings provide an informal setting for WVU employees to stay informed about happenings across the university. This month’s session will feature updates on key strategic areas, including student success and the WVU Strategic Compass. Attendees are encouraged to bring a colleague to facilitate broader engagement and collaboration.
Agenda Highlights
Two key leaders will address attendees at the March 12 meeting. Evan Widders, associate provost for undergraduate education, will present an overview and update on initiatives focused on improving student success and retention. Leslie Miele, associate vice president and chief strategy officer for Health Sciences, will highlight progress made and opportunities for contribution to the WVU Strategic Compass, a university-wide plan for future growth and development.
Accessibility and Parking
Evansdale Crossing is conveniently connected to the Engineering Personal Rapid Transit (PRT) station, offering straightforward access for those traveling from other parts of campus. For those driving, short-term parking is available in lots ST-1, ST-9, and ST-4, all adjacent to Evansdale Crossing. Attendees are encouraged to plan accordingly to allow for travel and parking time.
The Frontline Professionals initiative aims to keep all WVU employees connected and informed, ultimately enhancing their ability to support students, families, and the broader university community. Regular meetings are a core component of this effort, providing a platform for dialogue and shared learning.
Further details about the Frontline Professionals meetings, including past presentations and opportunities to suggest topics or speakers, can be found on the Frontline Professionals website. Those interested in contributing to future discussions can email [email protected].
Looking ahead, the Frontline Professionals meetings will continue on April 8, with a Zoom meeting format, and May 5, with a location to be determined. These ongoing sessions underscore WVU’s commitment to open communication and collaboration among its employees.
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