Campus E-Bulletin Board
Archive 2009
June
- Welcome. Tammy Babylon is now a Program Assistant I at the Jackson County Center. Tammy is a recent WVU Parkersburg graduate and a former work study. Congratulations! (Submitted by Peggy Jameson 6/29/09)
- New PEIA Cards. PEIA has mailed new insurance cards. If you need additional cards, call 888-440-7342. (Submitted by Peggy Jameson 6/29/09)
- Twitter. WVU Parkersburg is now on Twitter. Become a follower. Click on this link or the Twitter icon elsewhere on this page and follow the college's "tweets." (Submitted 6/5/09)
- Helping MOM. WVU Parkersburg will host MOM - the Mission of Mercy Dental Clinic - on July 31 and August 1. Free dental services will be provided to anyone 18 years of age or older. Organizers expect to process 1,200 patients on a first-come, first-serve basis during the two days between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. You can become involved as a volunteer. Contact the Mid-Ohio Valley Health Department (304-485-7374) or visit this link. (Submitted 6/1/09)
- Employee of the Month. June's Employee of the Month is Lisa Gianettino. MORE
- Farmer's Market. The Downtown Farmer's Marketplace is open for business. The fresh air market, located in Bicentennial Park in downtown Parkersburg, will be open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. every Tuesday and Friday through October. (Submitted 6/4/09)
- Check Out a Book. The campus library has a good selection of new books on many different subjects. Stop by and check out the new book display near the circulation desk. (Submitted by Stephen Hupp 6/4/09)
- Congratulations...Kayla Smith for accepting a bid from Part-time Security Guard to full-time, effective 6-1-09. (Submitted by Peggy Jameson 6/4/09)
- Water Miser. It seems like only a year ago when the campus HVAC (read "air conditioning") was dismantled to install more efficient systems. Other energy-saving initiatives included new water-saver commodes/urinals, chillers, hot water boilers and other enhancements -- all designed to impact the college's energy and water usage. So, how well is the energy saving project working? Well, here's one indication: up until last summer, the college used 1.5 million gallons of water a month. Now? A mere 55,000 gallons per month. (Submitted 6/1/09)
