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John F. McCuskey The campus of West Virginia Wesleyan College in Buckhannon in the fall. (Photo Provided) CHARLESTON West Virginia Wesleyan College received the largest one-time gift in its 130-year history for a new program aimed at students pursuing careers in science. John F. McCuskey, an attorney and former justice of the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals, donated $1.5 million to West Virginia Wesleyan, a private liberal arts college in Buckhannon, to create the McCuskey Family Fellowship Program. McCuskey, who earned a bachelor’s in mathematics and a minor in physics from Wesleyan in 1969 before earning a bachelor’s in electrical engineering at the University of Pennsylvania and graduating from the West Virginia University College of Law, said he wanted to give back to his alma mater and help create the next generation of researchers.

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