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Camron Wayne – Graduate Highlight

Choosing a career in nursing isn’t just a decision—it’s a calling. For recent West Virginia Junior College (WVJC) graduate Camron Wayne, this calling was the culmination of life experiences, career shifts, and a deep-rooted passion for helping others. His journey, marked by transformation, resilience, and inspiration, offers a meaningful look into what it truly means … Read more

5 Reasons Men Should Consider Nursing

A nursing career is a rewarding path that offers many benefits and opportunities. In recent years, there has been a rise in men deciding that a nursing career is the right fit for them. Historically, nursing has been a predominantly female-dominated profession, but with the increasing number of male nurses, this trend is beginning to … Read more

World Health Day: The Better Future of Healthcare

April 7th, 2025, was World Health Day! Each year, World Health Day is celebrated on the seventh of April. This special day represents the kickoff of a year-long campaign to raise awareness and bring about improvements to a specific sector of the healthcare system. This year’s theme is Healthy Beginnings, Hopeful Futures, which focuses on … Read more

Surviving and Thriving: Essential Tips for WVJC Nursing Students Nearing Graduation

If you’re nearing the end of your Nursing program at West Virginia Junior College (WVJC), congratulations! You’ve made it through countless lectures, clinical rotations, and sleepless study nights. While this is an exciting time, it can also be overwhelming as you prepare for your final exams, the NCLEX-RN* exam, and, ultimately, launching your nursing career. … Read more

Nursing Nasogastric Tubing Lab with WVJC Morgantown

Join Us in One of Our Nursing Labs! In this immersive skills lab vlog, our WVJC Morgantown Nursing students get a firsthand look at the delicate process of nasogastric (NG) tube insertion as their instructor demonstrates proper technique. Observing every step, from patient preparation to tube placement and verification, students gain a solid foundation in … Read more

Recognizing The Hard Work Of Nurses

It is no secret that nurses are respected and valuable members of healthcare teams. There are several nationally recognized days throughout the year to honor nurses, including the most recent Certified Nurses Day, which is celebrated annually on March 19th. Nurses are dedicated and passionate individuals who do more than simply care for their patients. … Read more

Heather Meyers – Employee Highlight

Heather Myers is an administrative assistant at West Virginia Junior College at our Bridgeport campus. Her journey with WVJC started long before she became a staff member. From being a WVJC graduate to becoming a valued part of our administrative team, Heather’s story is a testament to the supportive and student-focused environment we cultivate at … Read more

Natosha Patterson – Student Highlight

Natosha Patterson’s educational journey is a testament to perseverance and dedication amidst life’s challenges. Her path to West Virginia Junior College (WVJC) began after a prior attempt at higher education, when she initially enrolled at another institution in 2013. Despite having a positive experience, the timing wasn’t ideal for Natosha, who was balancing the responsibilities … Read more

Breagan Williams – Student Highlight

Breagan Williams had never gone to college before attending West Virginia Junior College (WVJC). She did do a tour of another institution, which she thought had a nice campus. She liked how all the buildings were close by. Breagan applied there and was accepted but turned it down. She decided WVJC was the best fit … Read more

National Caregivers Day: Celebrating Healthcare Workers

When Is National Caregivers Day? National Caregivers Day is celebrated on the third Friday of February each year; this year’s appreciation day is held on February 21st, 2025. This recognition day is an opportunity for caregivers to be appreciated for their dedication and hard work. Caregivers are committed to helping their patients get the necessary … Read more