Groth receives WVU Impact Award for lasting impact on students

Handmade cards with graduation caps. WVU School of Public Health congratulates Assistant Professor Carrie Groth on receiving the WVU Impact Award in honor of her extraordinary dedication to our students. The WVU Impact Awards program shines a spotlight on faculty and staff across the WVU System whose commitment to excellence has made a lasting impact on the University.

Groth exemplifies that spirit through her heartfelt tradition of creating handmade graduation cards for every School of Public Health graduating student.

“This thoughtful gesture adds a deeply personal touch that reflects the caring and supportive culture of our school,” said Dean Sarah Woodrum. “Her kindness, dedication and unwavering commitment to celebrating student success make a lasting difference in our School of Public Health community.”

Woodrum proudly recognizes Groth for going above and beyond and for truly embodying the spirit of the School of Public Health and WVU.