Fairmont State University Receives Grant Funding in Support of Campus Civic Readiness Survey

true05/19/2026 10:00:52 AMFairmont State University Receives Grant Funding in Support of Campus Civic Readiness SurveyThrough the Institute for Citizens & Scholars, Fairmont State University has received $2,300 to increase student participation in a campus wide immersion (CWI) survey, which helps the University assess students’ understanding of civic discourse, misinformation, and collaborative problem-solving. This grant was obtained with the assistance of Fairmont State’s Office of Sponsored Programs. Pictured (left to right) are SGA Vice President Bryson Riggleman, Fairmont Mayor Dr. Anne Bolyard, Dr. Samantha Godbey, and Fairmont State University President Dr. Mike Davis at a Constitution Week kickoff event, highlighting one of Fairmont State’s many civic engagement efforts.

Pictured (left to right) are SGA Vice President Bryson Riggleman, Fairmont Mayor Dr. Anne Bolyard, Dr. Samantha Godbey, and Fairmont State University President Dr. Mike Davis at a Constitution Week kickoff event, highlighting one of Fairmont State’s many civic engagement efforts.

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