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              Historical headshot photo of Arreta Jaranko.

Literacy education trailblazer leaves lasting legacy

Monday, December 16, 2024

Dr. Arreta Jaranko was not one to loudly challenge convention, but her life spoke volumes. Born in 1922 in Clarksburg, W.Va., during the Great Depression, she faced formidable challenges. Yet, she quietly but firmly pursued a path of learning, innovation, and service that defied the limitations of her time.

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              A photo of a woman holding a book reading to children. A seal of recognition is on the photo.

Literacy education program earns national recognition, prepares for highest honor

Tuesday, December 10, 2024

West Virginia University's literacy education master’s degree program has once again earned “National Recognition” status from the International Literacy Association. This achievement demonstrates the program’s alignment with ILA’s rigorous standards for preparing literacy professionals to excel as K-12 classrooms as reading specialists, literacy coaches, and classroom leaders.

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              Phillip Elias Howard headshot.

Howard connects history and change as an educator

Monday, December 09, 2024

Phillip Elias Howard’s life has been defined by an insatiable desire to learn and a steadfast commitment to justice. Raised in Uniontown, Pa., a town shaped by coal mining, coke production, and union struggles, Howard grew up with a deep awareness of the systemic forces that shape communities. These influences, coupled with the dedication of his parents—both educators in their own ways—instilled in him a profound respect for education and the power it holds to transform lives.

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              A smiling Holly Rogers stands on a glacier, proudly holding a WVU flag that reads “Let’s go.”

Rogers finds opportunity and connection at WVU

Monday, November 25, 2024

Holly Rogers navigated her fair share of challenges in her journey to West Virginia University. A lifelong athlete, she devoted over a decade to competitive softball, spending countless hours on fields and in training. A series of injuries ultimately lead her not to one, but four, reconstructive ankle surgeries.

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