Growing Doctors In Lewisburg, Fifth Graders Learn Agriculture, Innovation @ WVU and Popcorn

This week, At The Leadership Table, General Hoyer sits down with Ryan Watson, Executive Director of the West Virginia University Office of Innovation and Commercialization. Ryan and the General discuss his unique journey from engineering and law to university leadership, and how those experiences have shaped his approach to problem-solving and innovation. They also explore WVU’s role in turning research and discoveries into real-world impact and discuss the innovations Ryan believes have the potential to help propel West Virginia toward greater prosperity.

Every week we get a segment from the West Virginia Department of agriculture called Rooted in the Mountain State, this week we will hear about a special agriculture day held for fifth grade students in Ohio and Marshal Counties.

Located In Lewisburg West Virginia is one of the state’s three medical schools, The West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine. It was founded in 1974 on the campus of the former Greenbrier Military Prep School. The school has grown in size in stature, it faced hurdles in the early on, there was a move to close the school, and more recently during the 2016 legislative session some in the legislature wanted to privatize the school, but then Governor Jim Justice stopped that effort.

The School has flourished and produces more primary care doctors who stay in state than any other medical school in the West Virginia. The campus has undergone several recent infrastructure improvements. We will meet Doctor James Nemitz President of the School.

In our final segment we will talk with a popcorn vendor who was at the Jackson County Junior Fair.

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