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WVU organizations and services enrich the academic experience for students, honor the University’s rich agricultural roots, provide statewide outreach, promote athletic excellence, foster post-graduation connections for the Mountaineer community, and much more. WVU is extending its reach and leaning into its land-grant mission to promote future success and prosperity for students, alumni, fans, and all Mountain State residents.
The WVU Alumni Association, chartered in 1873, represents more than 170,000 University graduates residing in every county in West Virginia, every state in the union, and approximately 60 foreign nations. With nearly 100 registered chapters and constituent groups, the Association's 26,000 dues-paying members support Homecoming Weekend, the WVU Academy of Distinguished Alumni, Loyalty Permanent Endowment Fund, Student Alumni Association, and dozens of other social and philanthropic programs.
Visit Website Join the Alumni AssociationThe Division for Land-Grant Engagement supports the the Center for Community Engagement, the Davis College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, and WVU Extension.
Visit Website Give to the Division for Land-Grant EngagementThe WVU Libraries include the Downtown Campus Library, the Evansdale Library, the West Virginia and Regional History Collection, and the Health Sciences Library. The Law Library is separately administered, although it participates in several library services offered to all WVU students and faculty. An off-site Library Depository with environmentally controlled storage for less-used materials is located in the WVU Research Park.
Visit Website Give to LibrariesThe Mountaineer Athletic Club is the fundraising arm of the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics at WVU. Supported by businesses and individuals alike, MAC provides funds for grants-in-aid to more than 350 male and female student athletes at WVU. Of all money contributed to MAC, 80% goes directly to scholarship funding and 20% is devoted to the ever-increasing operational costs of the 16-sport athletic program. From football to basketball, swimming to wrestling, volleyball to soccer, every Mountaineer athletic team benefits from the scholarship support made possible by MAC donors.
Visit Website Give to MACWVU Student Life provides programs, services, and resources to help students learn and grow outside of the classroom. The Student Life Division supports a student-centered learning environment, fosters student development, and — in partnership with our University colleagues — offers students the opportunity to enhance intellectual, cultural, social, emotional, and physical development. Each student’s needs and background are different, and WVU Student Life is composed of 30 departments dedicated to helping all students achieve success. Student Life is involved in all aspects of a student’s life including health and wellness, diversity, global outreach, housing, dining, recreation, student activities, retention, and social and career development. The ultimate goal is to help prepare students for their chosen career, to be contributing members of a diverse global society, and to enhance student leadership skills.
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