WVU President Benson Connects with Berkeley and Jefferson Communities
West Virginia University President Michael T. Benson recently toured Berkeley and Jefferson Counties, engaging with local institutions such as the Proctor and Gamble facility in Martinsburg and the WVU Medicine Berkeley. He expressed a keen interest in the area's historical significance, including John Brown's hanging site, and emphasized the importance of manufacturing and education in fostering local job growth. Benson aims to connect with high school students from the region and encourage them to explore educational opportunities at WVU’s campuses, highlighting the strength of local schools and the potential for professional development in fields like medicine and nursing.
