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Read about how faculty, students and alumni are making a difference.
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Why summer at CPASS?
CPASS offers three- and six-week online and on campus options. Students enrolled in the summer program can reduce credits needed for the next semester while completing a minor to strengthen career opportunities.
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Summer exploration program prepares inbound students for success at WVU
Sign up for Mountaineer Quest, an outdoor-based orientation program designed exclusively for incoming CPASS students. This five-day summer program helps incoming first-year students make friends, explore area outdoor destinations and learn more about WVU and their major before the start of the fall semester.
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Study abroad trip provides sport networking, culture and service activities
Seven CPASS students and one from the College of Business and Economics, joined a group of six students from James Madison University for a 10-day trip last May, to study the business and culture of baseball. During the extensive trip, students and faculty explored the unique traditions of baseball in the Dominican Republic, the largest exporter of players to Major League Baseball.
Latest Stories
- SM graduate follows interests, passion to drive his career path
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- SEP grad earns tenure
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- WVU Lifetime Activities offers summer class, camp registration
- WVU sport management graduate program recognized for global impact
- WVU Grad Oversees Safety for the Largest Transit System in North America
- CPASS student recognized for exceptional accomplishments
- CPASS professor will promote physical activity at state healthcare conference
- Desire to expand career motivates international student to pursue second degree in Morgantown
Faculty Spotlight
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Gonzalo Bravo Associate Professor Gonzalo Bravo, associate professor, has strong international ties in the sport management field. Most recently, Bravo lead students on a sport business study abroad trip to the Dominican Republic. Students experienced area culture and history while learning about the industry aspects of baseball, including networking with Major League Baseball academies and participating in local service projects. -
Eloise Elliott Ware Distinguished Professor As the Ware Distinguished Professor, Elliott’s focus on outreach and service to improve the culture of health in the state of West Virginia has facilitated her research. She conducts research in the authentic environments where physical education physical activity opportunities can be provided and studied.