WVATA honors Fruh, Emrick; WVWC Athletic Training students place first in quiz bowl
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WVATA inducted WVWC standouts Dr. Jean Fruh and Dr. Rae Emrick ’95 into its Hall of Fame at the spring meeting in Buckhannon, honoring their lasting impact on athletic training.
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