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Dec 11 Classic mermaid’s tale reborn in new book by WVU administrator Ann Claycomb

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Dec 11 Learning to lead: 10 years of Leadership Studies at WVU

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Dec 11 “We invest in our people”

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Dec 11 Archaeologist examines elusive West Virginia Native Americans in new book

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Dec 11 Ebola survivors still face fear, stigma in Sierra Leone

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Dec 11 “They got to see and understand the strength of the human spirit.”

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Dec 11 New book explores correlation between pornography, violence against women

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Dec 11 WVU philosophy professor’s new book asks: How is our control over our actions influenced by luck?

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Dec 11 WVU physicist helps hone in on what sparks one of the most explosive processes in the universe

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Dec 11 WVU Department of World Languages, Literatures and Linguistics hosts professor, students from Universidad de Guanajuato

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Dec 11 Sociologist studies affordable housing, community, and the lives of New York City’s middle class in new book

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Dec 11 WVU researchers offering workshops to help countries understand unconventional gas resources

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Dec 11 A WVU biology professor asks: How do electric fish process signal patterns?

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“You don't have to have that whole road mapped out right now.”

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Dec 11 “You don't have to have that whole road mapped out right now.”

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The Eberly Experience is a series of interviews with faculty covering their personal journeys behind their professional and academic success. Elizabeth Juckett, a professor in the Department of English, has served the University since 1989.