Coronavirus

Media Resources

Visit our new Q&A with WVU Experts section, FAQ section, WVU's Response and Health Resources for more information. Resources, including videos and experts, can be found below.

Videos

COVID-19 2021 Holiday Safety
COVID-19 Stats: Vaccinated vs. Unvaccinated
Dr. Clay Marsh on Long COVID
The Science of mRNA Vaccines
COVID-19 Vaccines and Pregnancy
How COVID-19 Impacts Health Care
WVU Medicine Tuesday Talks: COVID-19 Vaccine Update
WVU Medicine Health Report: COVID VACCINE Q&A
MYTHBUSTING: COVID-19 VACCINES
WHY SHOULD I GET A FLU SHOT? Avoiding a 'twindemic' and protecting others
WHY DO YOU NEED TO GET A FLU SHOT?
WVU CORONAVIRUS: COVID-19 vaccine update
WVU CORONAVIRUS: Age doesn't factor in who gets COVID-19, side effects
WVU CORONAVIRUS: The science behind masks
WVU CORONAVIRUS: Busting myths about masks
WVU CORONAVIRUS: THANK YOU, HEALTHCARE WORKERS 💛💙
WVU CORONAVIRUS: Allergies versus COVID-19
WVU CORONAVIRUS: Cats and COVID-19
Cats and COVID-19
WVU CORONAVIRUS: Pandemic Anxiety
Pandemic Anxiety
WVU CORONAVIRUS: How the virus spreads (by numbers)
WVU CORONAVIRUS: A message to students at home
WVU CORONAVIRUS: COVID-19 and Past Pandemics
WVU CORONAVIRUS: SOCIAL DISTANCING (WHY IS IT IMPORTANT?)
WVU CORONAVIRUS: Wash your hands for 20 seconds! Sing or hum 'Country Roads' to avoid getting sick
WVU CORONAVIRUS: How to stay safe and prevent the spread of COVID-19

Social Media Graphics

Symptoms of COVID-19 include fever, shortness of breath, and cough. Body aches, loss of taste and smell have also been reported.
Whenever possible, try to maintain 6 feet of distance between yourself and others. Be sure to also wear your mask while on campus.
Reduce your risk of infection by washing your hands regularly with soap and water for 20 seconds, or with hand sanitizer with 60%+ alcohol content.
Reduce your risk of infection by regularly cleaning your high-touch surfaces like laptops, keyboards, phones, WVU IDs, and room keys.
Masks and face coverings help protect others from COVID-19 by acting as a barrier to stop infected droplets from spreading.

Experts

A photo of Clay Marsh.
Clay B. Marsh , MD
Positions
Vice President & Executive Dean for Health Sciences
A photo of Jeffrey Coben.
Jeffrey Coben , MD
Positions
Dean, School of Public Health
Associate Vice President for Health Affairs
A photo of Rashida Khakoo.
Rashida A. Khakoo , MD, MACP
Positions
Professor, Infectious Diseases, School of Medicine
A photo of Ivan Martinez.
Ivan Martinez , PhD
Positions
Associate Professor, Department of Microbiology, Immunology & Cell Biology, School of Medicine
A photo of Kathryn Moffett.
Kathryn S. Moffett , MD
Positions
Professor, Pediatrics Infectious Diseases, School of Medicine
A photo of Arif R. Sarwari.
Arif R. Sarwari , MD, MSc, MBA
Positions
Chair, Department of Medicine
Infectious Diseases Specialist, School of Medicine
A photo of Timothy Nurkiewicz.
Timothy R Nurkiewicz , PhD
Positions
Chair, Physiology and Pharmacology
Professor, School of Medicine
A photo of Carmen Burrell.
Carmen Burrell , DO
Positions
Division Chief of Ambulatory Operations Medical Director, Urgent Care, Student Health Services & International Travel Clinic
Associate Professor, School of Medicine

For Media

Please visit the WVU Today Media Center for the latest news and stories. For media inquiries and requests, please contact Tara Scatterday or call 304-293-0630.

A photo of Tara Scatterday.
Tara D Scatterday
Position
Executive Director, Communications and Institutional Relations HSC, Administration