With the West Virginia Legislature in session until March 14, part of the President's job is representing the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine at the State Capitol and around Charleston.
WVSOM and the West Virginia Rural Health Association co-sponsored a legislative reception on Jan. 29 at the WVSOM building in Charleston.
President Nemitz reported that the event featured a great crowd, amazing food from The Olive Tree Cafe & Catering, and interesting conversations.
WVSOM and the West Virginia Rural Health Association co-sponsored a legislative reception on Jan. 29 at the WVSOM building in Charleston.
President Nemitz reported that the event featured a great crowd, amazing food from The Olive Tree Cafe & Catering, and interesting conversations.
The winter of 2026 turned WVSOM into a winter wonderland.
The winter of 2026 has turned the WVSOM campus into a winter wonderland.
The winter of 2026 has turned the WVSOM campus into a winter wonderland. Thanks to Stella Dodrill for capturing this image.
Caitlyn Santer, D.O., the WVSOM Board of Governors Vice Chair, directs the January meeting in the absence of Chair Fred Morgan, D.O., who was unable to participate.
The Charleston Area Alliance & Chamber of Commerce hosted Issues and Eggs Breakfast on Jan. 13 with Senate President Randy Smith and House Speaker Roger Hanshaw joining moderator Hoppy Kercheval.
WVSOM was beautifully decorated for Christmas 2025
WVSOM President James Nemitz and Associate Dean of Research and Sponsored Programs Dr. Dovenia Ponnoth presented to lawmakers in Charleston on Sunday, Dec. 7, during a meeting of the Joint Standing Committee on Education.
Governor and First Lady Morrisey are hosting the Capitol Christmas Celebration.
Governor Patrick Morrisey and First Lady Denise Morrisey are hosting Christmas at the West Virginia Capitol Complex.
The Governor's Mansion, the Capitol and the Capitol Complex are decorated for the holiday. The lights provide a backdrop for the Abraham Lincoln Walks at Midnight statue.
One new feature is a Gingerbread House designed by the First Lady.
Governor Patrick Morrisey and First Lady Denise Morrisey are hosting Christmas at the West Virginia Capitol Complex.
The Governor's Mansion, the Capitol and the Capitol Complex are decorated for the holiday. The lights provide a backdrop for the Abraham Lincoln Walks at Midnight statue.
One new feature is a Gingerbread House designed by the First Lady.