College does not teach you what to think, but rather how to think by giving you the tools to think clearly, critically, and strategically.
Consider that statement. What does it mean to you? As you prepare for this new chapter in your life, why did you choose to invest in higher education? What are your expectations? What kind of person do you hope to be after college?
WVU's Campus Read
Transcendent Kingdom by Yaa Gyasi has been selected as the 2023-24 WVU Campus Read. All students should read this fantastic book during the summer months.
As an Honors student, we ask that you delve into the material a little deeper and reflect on the book before starting your classes this fall. The Campus Read examines deep, complex issues that may be triggering to some. If you feel the need, please reach out to counselors at the WVU Carruth Center at 304-293-4431 or wvucccps@mail.wvu.edu.
What is a Campus Read?
The WVU Campus Read program is an academically-driven common read experience that engages students, faculty, staff, and even members of the Morgantown community, to share ideas and think critically through thoughtful dialogue.
The WVU Campus Read program is an academically-driven common read experience that engages students, faculty, staff, and even members of the Morgantown community, to share ideas and think critically through thoughtful dialogue.