University Resources

• The WVU Office of Graduate Education and Life serves as your go-to resource as a graduate student at West Virginia University. They are available to support you every step of the way on your journey toward  academic success,  financial well-being,  professional development,  self care, and more. 
• The Eberly Career Development Center specialists are ready to assist you with resume reviews, practice interviews, and job search coaching. Located in 217 Hodges Hall, you can meet one-on-one with a trained and experienced career development specialist for career planning, preparing for interviews, writing resumes and cover letters, and more.
• The Eberly Writing Studio offers assistance to any Master's or doctoral student in the development of the professional skills necessary to complete their graduate programs successfully and prepare for future positions within and beyond the university. Instructions are also available from WVU Libraries to  prepare your Electronic Theses and Dissertations (ETD). 
• WVU Shared Research Facilities allows students to request access to for the purpose of conducting research. Learn more about the  facilities available and how to become a user.
• WVU Libraries offers support to students for research, study room reservations, and teaching and learning. Instructions are also available from WVU Libraries to  prepare your Electronic Theses and Dissertations (ETD). 

External Resources

• The American Physical Society offers several programs for careers and resources for students pursuing study in physics. Visit their website to access a webinar library, information about the Forum on Graduate Student Affairs, and more.
• The American Astronomical Society has a variety of resources available to graduate students. Graduate student guides, opportunity-based resources, professional development programs,  and more can be found on their website.