2022 RECIPIENTS
Kim Mosby
Mosby retired as senior associate dean of Student Life in June 2022 after more than 30 years of developing programs and launching initiatives to engage, support and enrich the lives of WVU students. At the time of her retirement, she oversaw Campus and Community Life, served as the student advocate, CARE Team chair and administered the Betty Boyd Loan Fund and the Kenneth and Carolyn Gray Emergency Grant Fund.
During her tenure, she oversaw off-campus housing, commuter freshmen programs, nontraditional student programs, judicial programs and crisis response.
Prior to her time with Student Life, Mosby worked for six years in medical records at WVU Medicine.
David Friend
Prior to his departure from the University in 2019, Friend served as the executive director of WVU Dining Services where he supervised more than 1,000 staff and student employees.
During his tenure, he was instrumental in establishing name-brand franchises as part of the dining options on campus, including Chick-fil-A, which remains the most popular eatery in the Mountainlair. Friend also oversaw the award-winning Healthy U Program that offered low-fat, low-calorie menus mixed with educational activities and dietary counseling.
He also provided administrative support for dining operations on the Beckley and Keyser campuses and was named “Food Service Director of the Month” by Food Service Director Magazine in April 2007.
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