President Jim Nemitz and First Lady Nancy Nemitz led the WVSOM representatives at the CAMC Foundation’s 50th Anniversary Celebration. The eventing supported the Vandalia Health CAMC Women and Children’s Hospital.
Among the attendees joining the Nemitzs, center, were, from left, Don and Samantha Smith and Missy and Art Rubin.
Among the attendees joining the Nemitzs, center, were, from left, Don and Samantha Smith and Missy and Art Rubin.
President James W. Nemtiz and WVSOM representatives attended the CAMC GVMC event for the hospital's new surgical robot. GVMC's Chief Administrative Officer Becky Harless explained how advanced technology is making surgery more precise and patient care even better at Greenbrier Valley Medical Center.
WVSOM representatives attended the Accessible Innovation Showcase in White Sulphur Springs. The gathering brought together leaders in hospitality, technology, and advocacy to explore the future of inclusive travel. It was held at the Schoolhouse Hotel, the world’s first fully accessible boutique hotel and the home of The Accessibility Lab.
WVSOM representatives attended the 2026 Greenbrier Valley Economic Development Corporation Annual Dinner. Attendees included, from left, President James Nemitz
Kassey Hendricks
Don Smith
Brian Hendricks
President Jim Nemitz
Nancy Nemitz
Meghan Pankey
Chris Pankey
Not pictured: Don Smith and Samatha Smith.
Kassey Hendricks
Don Smith
Brian Hendricks
President Jim Nemitz
Nancy Nemitz
Meghan Pankey
Chris Pankey
Not pictured: Don Smith and Samatha Smith.
West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine President James W. Nemitz, Ph.D., accepted a certificate from the Lewisburg Elks Lodge #1758 in honor of the school's correct display of the United States flag. The recognition was part of the Elks Lodge's Annual Flag Day Ceremony, during which three area businesses were recognized, the Elks conducted a Flag Day Ceremony, and Boy Scouts from BSA Troop 70 held a flag retirement ceremony at the Lewisburg Elks Country Club at 368 Brush Road, Lewisburg, WV.
The West Virginia School of Medicine hosted its annual WVSOM Employee Celebration on Friday, June 12, in the WVSOM Student Center/Conference Center. The school recognized the outstanding people who make WVSOM such a special place to work. During the celebration, WVSOM honored this year’s award recipients and recognized the dedication of our retiring colleagues.
The West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine, in conjunction with the Charleston Area Alliance, hosted a Business After Hours for Charleston business representatives on June 11 at WVSOM’s Charleston campus, 3211 MacCorkle Ave., Charleston, WV 25304.
While visiting hospitals in the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine's northern statewide campus region, President James W. Nemitz, Ph.D., Associate Dean Hilary Hamric, and Associate Vice President Don Smith were able to visit Pittsburgh and attend a Pittsburgh Pirate vs. LA Dodgers baseball game as guests of Ogden Newspapers, the Pittsburgh Pirates and Bill Nutting and other Ogden representatives.
While visiting hospitals in the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine's northern statewide campus region, President James W. Nemitz, Ph.D., Associate Dean Hilary Hamric, and Associate Vice President Don Smith were able to visit Duquesne University's Nasuti College of Osteopathic Medicine. The WVSOM representatives met with NCOM Dean John M. Kauffman, Jr., DO, FACOI, FACP. and Dr. Crystal Boudreaux, who previously worked at WVSOM.