Students started the new academic year by learning the importance of giving back to their community. During the school’s annual Day of Service, more than 260 first- and second-year students performed volunteer work at 16 locations in Lewisburg and other parts of Greenbrier County. At the Greenbrier Humane Society, students cleaned animal cages and walked and bathed dogs.
Students started the new academic year by learning the importance of giving back to their community. During the school’s annual Day of Service, more than 260 first- and second-year students performed volunteer work at 16 locations in Lewisburg and other parts of Greenbrier County.
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It's orientation week for the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine Class of 2028. One of the activities was a book discussion: "In Shock" by Dr. Rana Awdish. Several faculty and staff members joined with the students to discuss the book. It's great way to meet the students and start a conversation.
It's orientation week for the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine Class of 2028. One of the activities was a book discussion: "In Shock" by Dr. Rana Awdish. Several faculty and staff members joined with the students to discuss the book. It's great way to meet the students and start a conversation.
One of the benefits of traveling across the state to promote WVSOM is the opportunity to visit our Statewide Campus offices.
On a recent trip to the Northern Panhandle, I stopped at the Northern Regional office in Wheeling to visit with Regional Assistant Dean Jane Daugherty-Luck, D.O.; Director Mary Beth Fitch and administrative Assistant Savannah Scott.
The office is located on 20th Street in the Maxwell Centre. It's a beautiful building and very near the Wheeling Fish Market, where we had lunch.
At the market, we met a couple who said their doctor was a graduate of WVSOM: Doug Midcap, D.O., who has a family medicine practice in the Wheeling area.
When traveling around West Virginia, you find so many WVSOM graduates and patients thankful for osteopathic medicine.
On a recent trip to the Northern Panhandle, I stopped at the Northern Regional office in Wheeling to visit with Regional Assistant Dean Jane Daugherty-Luck, D.O.; Director Mary Beth Fitch and administrative Assistant Savannah Scott.
The office is located on 20th Street in the Maxwell Centre. It's a beautiful building and very near the Wheeling Fish Market, where we had lunch.
At the market, we met a couple who said their doctor was a graduate of WVSOM: Doug Midcap, D.O., who has a family medicine practice in the Wheeling area.
When traveling around West Virginia, you find so many WVSOM graduates and patients thankful for osteopathic medicine.
One of the benefits of traveling across the state to promote WVSOM is the opportunity to visit our Statewide Campus offices.
On a recent trip to the Northern Panhandle, I stopped at the Northern Regional office in Wheeling to visit with Regional Assistant Dean Jane Daugherty-Luck, D.O.; Director Mary Beth Fitch and administrative Assistant Savannah Scott.
The office is located on 20th Street in the Maxwell Centre. It's a beautiful building and very near the Wheeling Fish Market, where we had lunch.
At the market, we met a couple who said their doctor was a graduate of WVSOM: Doug Midcap, D.O., who has a family medicine practice in the Wheeling area.
When traveling around West Virginia, you find so many WVSOM graduates and patients thankful for osteopathic medicine.
On a recent trip to the Northern Panhandle, I stopped at the Northern Regional office in Wheeling to visit with Regional Assistant Dean Jane Daugherty-Luck, D.O.; Director Mary Beth Fitch and administrative Assistant Savannah Scott.
The office is located on 20th Street in the Maxwell Centre. It's a beautiful building and very near the Wheeling Fish Market, where we had lunch.
At the market, we met a couple who said their doctor was a graduate of WVSOM: Doug Midcap, D.O., who has a family medicine practice in the Wheeling area.
When traveling around West Virginia, you find so many WVSOM graduates and patients thankful for osteopathic medicine.
One of the benefits of traveling across the state to promote WVSOM is the opportunity to visit our Statewide Campus offices.
On a recent trip to the Northern Panhandle, I stopped at the Northern Regional office in Wheeling to visit with Regional Assistant Dean Jane Daugherty-Luck, D.O.; Director Mary Beth Fitch and administrative Assistant Savannah Scott.
The office is located on 20th Street in the Maxwell Centre. It's a beautiful building and very near the Wheeling Fish Market, where we had lunch.
At the market, we met a couple who said their doctor was a graduate of WVSOM: Doug Midcap, D.O., who has a family medicine practice in the Wheeling area.
When traveling around West Virginia, you find so many WVSOM graduates and patients thankful for osteopathic medicine.
On a recent trip to the Northern Panhandle, I stopped at the Northern Regional office in Wheeling to visit with Regional Assistant Dean Jane Daugherty-Luck, D.O.; Director Mary Beth Fitch and administrative Assistant Savannah Scott.
The office is located on 20th Street in the Maxwell Centre. It's a beautiful building and very near the Wheeling Fish Market, where we had lunch.
At the market, we met a couple who said their doctor was a graduate of WVSOM: Doug Midcap, D.O., who has a family medicine practice in the Wheeling area.
When traveling around West Virginia, you find so many WVSOM graduates and patients thankful for osteopathic medicine.
One of the benefits of traveling across the state to promote WVSOM is the opportunity to visit our Statewide Campus offices.
On a recent trip to the Northern Panhandle, I stopped at the Northern Regional office in Wheeling to visit with Regional Assistant Dean Jane Daugherty-Luck, D.O.; Director Mary Beth Fitch and administrative Assistant Savannah Scott.
The office is located on 20th Street in the Maxwell Centre. It's a beautiful building and very near the Wheeling Fish Market, where we had lunch.
At the market, we met a couple who said their doctor was a graduate of WVSOM: Doug Midcap, D.O., who has a family medicine practice in the Wheeling area.
When traveling around West Virginia, you find so many WVSOM graduates and patients thankful for osteopathic medicine.
On a recent trip to the Northern Panhandle, I stopped at the Northern Regional office in Wheeling to visit with Regional Assistant Dean Jane Daugherty-Luck, D.O.; Director Mary Beth Fitch and administrative Assistant Savannah Scott.
The office is located on 20th Street in the Maxwell Centre. It's a beautiful building and very near the Wheeling Fish Market, where we had lunch.
At the market, we met a couple who said their doctor was a graduate of WVSOM: Doug Midcap, D.O., who has a family medicine practice in the Wheeling area.
When traveling around West Virginia, you find so many WVSOM graduates and patients thankful for osteopathic medicine.
One of the benefits of traveling across the state to promote WVSOM is the opportunity to visit our Statewide Campus offices.
On a recent trip to the Northern Panhandle, I stopped at the Northern Regional office in Wheeling to visit with Regional Assistant Dean Jane Daugherty-Luck, D.O.; Director Mary Beth Fitch and administrative Assistant Savannah Scott.
The office is located on 20th Street in the Maxwell Centre. It's a beautiful building and very near the Wheeling Fish Market, where we had lunch.
At the market, we met a couple who said their doctor was a graduate of WVSOM: Doug Midcap, D.O., who has a family medicine practice in the Wheeling area.
When traveling around West Virginia, you find so many WVSOM graduates and patients thankful for osteopathic medicine.
On a recent trip to the Northern Panhandle, I stopped at the Northern Regional office in Wheeling to visit with Regional Assistant Dean Jane Daugherty-Luck, D.O.; Director Mary Beth Fitch and administrative Assistant Savannah Scott.
The office is located on 20th Street in the Maxwell Centre. It's a beautiful building and very near the Wheeling Fish Market, where we had lunch.
At the market, we met a couple who said their doctor was a graduate of WVSOM: Doug Midcap, D.O., who has a family medicine practice in the Wheeling area.
When traveling around West Virginia, you find so many WVSOM graduates and patients thankful for osteopathic medicine.