Clay B. Marsh

Chief Health Officer, West Virginia University

https://directory.hsc.wvu.edu/Individual/Index/43104#biography

Clay B. Marsh, MD, is West Virginia University’s chief health officer, and serves as a member of President E. Gordon Gee’s leadership team. As WVU’s vice president for health sciences, he oversees five health sciences schools and three health campuses.

@claymarsh

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Community//May 16, 2019

Don’t forget the sidekicks – the unsung heroes of the every day

Flowers at WVU Health Sciences campus in Morgantown

//April 23, 2019

There’s a Hidden Language in Nature — a Golden Ratio of Healing

Community//April 10, 2019

Predicting the Future

Community//April 2, 2019

The importance of community and the self

//March 25, 2019

Our Hero’s Journey Lies Within Ourselves

Community//March 12, 2019

Loss gives us a chance to reflect – and focus on what matters

Community//March 6, 2019

Purpose

Community//February 19, 2019

Fragmentation and Wholeness

Community//February 13, 2019

Wisdom from Rumi

Community//February 5, 2019

Foundations

A view of Camelback Mountain in Phoenix, Arizona

Community//January 17, 2019

Giving priority to reconnecting with family allows a shift in our perspective

Community//December 31, 2018

Peace and the New Year

Community//December 17, 2018

Loneliness Scores and Absolute Truth

Community//October 30, 2018

Hate, Fragmentation and Fear

Community//October 12, 2018

A groundswell of change

Community//September 18, 2018

Longevity

//September 4, 2018

Elevating your brand

Community//August 14, 2018

What if….

Community//August 7, 2018

Fulfillment and happiness

Community//July 25, 2018

Resilience

Community//July 17, 2018

Illusions

Community//July 9, 2018

Wholeness, health and medicine

Community//June 28, 2018

10 Books to Read this Summer

Community//June 19, 2018

Your best 150 friends

“People look for retreats for themselves, in the country, by the coast, or in the hills . . . There is nowhere that a person can find a more peaceful and trouble-free retreat than in his own mind. . . . So constantly give yourself this retreat, and renew yourself.”

- MARCUS AURELIUS

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