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- - IRS replaces Federal W-4 Form
- - Virginia Tech researcher: Don't be afraid to tackle differences at the holiday dinner table
    Don't avoid contentious issues with friends and family, but rather find the time and space to engage in productive dialogue around them.
- - Faculty-led study abroad programs in the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences take students around the world
    Dozens of faculty-led study abroad programs will be available to Virginia Tech students in the summer of 2020. In the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences alone, faculty members will be leading trips on three continents.
- - Hokie Getaways: Short trips with fellow Hokies
    In need of a vacation?! Make plans to getaway. Virginia Tech Alumni Travel has launched a new travel series called Hokie Getaways. These shorter trips are for alumni and friends who want to travel, but don’t have much time.
- - Call for nominations: XCaliber Award 2020
    The XCaliber Award celebrates courses and significant projects that demonstrate exemplary use of technology and student-centered pedagogy.
- - Register now for blood drive at Jan. 15 Hokie Wellness Health and Benefits Fair
- - Call for nominations: 2020 Diggs Teaching Scholar Award
- - Research Faculty Professorial Promotion guidelines available
- - Virginia Tech Procurement receives state recognition for efforts in boosting supplier diversity
    Under the leadership of Mary Helmick, director of procurement, Virginia Tech has transformed its small, woman-owned, and minority-owned (SWaM) efforts through a dedicated SWaM program.
- - Faculty have full access to Funding Institutional
- - Thanksgiving birthplace remains open to debate
    Was the first Thanksgiving in the U.S. celebrated in Virginia? University Libraries’ Kira Dietz is asked that question every year. “Like many good questions, the answer is, it depends,” said Dietz.
- - Faculty and staff are invited to the 2020 Black Alumni Reunion
- - Second CALS Global Opportunity Initiative cohort grows agricultural partnerships in Kenya and Rwanda
    Global Opportunity Initiative is a faculty development program the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Global Programs office launched last year with the goal of helping early-career faculty to address complex research challenges, refine their research pitch and build collaborative relationships with organizations active in global agricultural engagement.
- - Do you manage social media at Virginia Tech? Here are some things you should know
- - Listening sessions scheduled to address, discuss issues of sexual violence
- - Faculty programs, partnerships continue to emerge from participation in COACHE survey
    Participation and outcomes in the survey provide university leaders with actionable information to improve partnerships with faculty and recruitment and retention efforts.
- - In memoriam: Legendary Civil War historian James I. ‘Bud’ Robertson Jr.
    Visitation for Robertson, the founding director of the Virginia Center for Civil War Studies, will be at McCoy Funeral Home on Nov. 15, from 1 to 3 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. Services will be held at Blacksburg United Methodist Church at 2 p.m. on Nov. 16. Following burial in the Westview Cemetery, friends may gather at the German Club for fellowship and remembrance.
- - Academy of Cognitive Therapy honors Thomas Ollendick with lifetime achievement award
    Ollendick is a University Distinguished Professor in clinical psychology with the Department of Psychology and is director of the Virginia Tech Child Study Center. He is the author or co-author of 350-plus research publications, more than 100 book chapters, and 38 books.
- - iTHRIV CTSA Scholar Program now accepting applications
    The iTHRIV Scholar Career Development Program aims to train the next generation of translational researchers in principles of data science and the conduct of rigorous and reproducible science, while also promoting team science as a means to enhance innovation and discovery in health-related research.
- - Eugene Seago honored with emeritus status
    A member of the Virginia Tech faculty since 1970, Seago is a nationally recognized expert in the area of tax accounting and has published more than 175 books and articles on this topic.

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