When you think of WVU Tech, you might picture science, engineering, math, and technology courses. However, students also take a variety of general education and elective classes. Tech offers numerous degree programs in the arts and humanities, and some students even have the chance to take a class from a local author with four published novels and several short stories.
Jordan Farmer, Ph.D., is originally from Logan, West Virginia, and has been a visiting professor at Tech for two years.
