Public health alumna recognized as 'Most Loyal' honoree
A 2006 graduate of West Virginia University School of Public Health, Becca Fint-Clark has been recognized as a 2024 'Most Loyal' honoree as part of Mountaineer Week.
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A 2006 graduate of West Virginia University School of Public Health, Becca Fint-Clark has been recognized as a 2024 'Most Loyal' honoree as part of Mountaineer Week.