Woodrum recognized for service to local community

Sarah Woodrum, West Virginia University School of Public Health interim co-dean and senior associate dean for administration, has been awarded the WDTV and Antero Resources Jefferson Award, which recognizes on deserving community member every month.

Woodrum volunteers her time helping through Rotary Club of Morgantown, United Way of Mon and Preston County, Monongalia County Child Advocacy Center and many other organizations that serve others in the community.

Learn more about the award and Woodrum’s service at WDTV.

Above image courtesy of WDTV.

-WVU

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