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Carrie Hodousek

Carrie Hodousek

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Acting Communications Director, West Virginia Treasury

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  • Marshall BOG approves land acquisition for cyber security institute; Smith touts student enrollment

    By Carrie Hodousek| West Virginia MetroNews Verified HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — Marshall President Brad Smith says it’s important for the university to pause and celebrate recent achievements as students get ready to begin the fall semester. Smith told the Marshall Board of Governors this week that student enrollment is up. “Our fall 2024 enrollment is once again on pace to outperform our internal projections and what we understand to be occurring around us, building on a strong fall 2023 that reversed a 13-year enrollment decline,” Smith said.

    By Carrie Hodousek · West Virginia MetroNews

    Aug. 07, 2024

  • 24 high school seniors selected for Underwood-Smith Teaching Scholars Program

    By Carrie Hodousek| West Virginia MetroNews Verified CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The state has selected 24 new scholars under the Underwood-Smith Teaching Scholars Program who have committed to teaching in West Virginia for the next five years. About 155 high school seniors applied for the program this year. The scholarship provides up to $10,000 per year — or $40,000 total — for about 25 new scholars each year from a national applicant pool.

    By Carrie Hodousek · West Virginia MetroNews

    Aug. 06, 2024

  • Marshall BOG approves land acquisition for cyber security institute; Smith touts student enrollment

    By Carrie Hodousek| West Virginia MetroNews Verified HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — Marshall President Brad Smith says it’s important for the university to pause and celebrate recent achievements as students get ready to begin the fall semester. Smith told the Marshall Board of Governors this week that student enrollment is up. “Our fall 2024 enrollment is once again on pace to outperform our internal projections and what we understand to be occurring around us, building on a strong fall 2023 that reversed a 13-year enrollment decline,” Smith said.

    By Carrie Hodousek · West Virginia MetroNews

    Aug. 07, 2024

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