West Virginia State University

Gus R. Douglass Land-Grant Institute

Community Gardens are sites used for growing plants for food, fiber, herbs and flowers, which are shared and maintained by nearby residents.

CASTEM

WVSU Center for the Advancement of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics

To advance the studies of Science, Technology and Mathematics at West Virginia State University and West Virginia State Community and Technical College. CASTEM will support and assist existing WVSU Sponsored Programs in the Graduate and Undergraduate programs in the STEM disciplines.

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WVSU Extension

WVSU Extension

The West Virginia State University Extension offers a variety of programs for families, consumers, and communities as well as a number of agricultural and natural resources.

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WVSU Agricultural and Environemental Research Station

WVSU Agricultural and Environemental Research Station

Our strategy for research at West Virginia State University is to aspire to be the best at what we undertake. The research endeavor supports both USDA Land-Grant and other university research priorities.

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Welcome

Welcome to the West Virginia State University Gus R. Douglass Land-Grant Institute. The Douglass Institute is named for Dr. Gus R. Douglass, the Commissioner of Agriculture for West Virginia, the current longest tenured commissioner or secretary serving our state. Dr.

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