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Eberly College of Arts & Sciences Department of Physics and Astronomy
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Professional Expectations

Graduate Student Handbook

Code of Conduct

The WVU Department of Physics and Astronomy expects students to demonstrate the highest levels of integrity.  Along with the values of West Virginia University, the Department of Physics and Astronomy aspires to the following values:

  • EXCELLENCE
    We pursue high-quality, evidence-based education and research, conducted ethically, responsibly, and with integrity.
  • COMMUNITY
    We endeavor to respect, appreciate, and support those inside and outside the department.
  • SERVICE
    We serve our department, university, and the public through our activities in science, teaching, outreach, and advocacy.
  • OPPORTUNITY
    We dedicate ourselves to expanding opportunities for every member of the department, guided by the land-grant mission.

Campus Student Code

Title IX

WVU’s Title IX obligations touch all areas of the campus community. WVU and members of the campus community may not retaliate against any person filing a complaint against the University or another campus community member for participating in an investigation of a complaint.

Title IX | Division of Campus Engagement and Compliance

Building and Office Policies

These expectations extend to all aspects of your position, including office space. Access to office space is a privilege that will be revoked if you cannot act professionally in these shared spaces. 

White Hall Building and Office Policies

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