August

by Pamela Pritt
Register-Herald

WVU Tech’s student organizations have a busy year ahead, and new groups are adding even more diversity to the WVU Tech student experience.

WVU Tech students have powerful resources to build the kind of student organizations they want to see on campus, and they’re doing just that. Working with the Student Government Association, WVU Tech’s student groups have a busy year ahead.

August 13-16 marked New Student Orientation weekend, which gave students a chance to move into residence halls and participate in educational sessions designed to to acclimate them to college life and receive tips for successfully and healthily navigating their first year.

School starts soon, and that start will bring with it a flurry of activity. But that doesn’t mean campus was a quiet place over the summer break. From summer camps to high schools visits, WVU Tech’s campus was alive with activity while students were away.