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- - Three days left to give: CVC ends Friday, Dec. 14
    In this season of giving, what would make a better gift than a charitable donation to the Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign (CVC)? This year’s campaign runs until Friday, Dec. 14, so there are only three days left to donate.
- - Four days left to give: CVC ends Friday, Dec. 14
    Winter holidays are approaching quickly and so is the end of this year’s Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign (CVC)! The campaign will end on Friday, Dec. 14.
- - Four days left to donate to the CVC this holiday season
    There are only four days left to donate to the 2018 Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign. To reach our goal of $375,000, we’re asking every member of the Hokie Nation to show your support of our local charities during this holiday season.
- - Class of 2018: Molly McKnight uses GIS to show data in 3D
    McKnight is using geographic information systems to help give a clearer sense of the impact that solar farms and other energy projects would have on a landscape.
- - Student educators teach peers happiness strategies
    Hokies are some of the nation’s happiest students, according to The Princeton Review. Seniors Samantha Hart and Kristine Gouin are leading a program to help peers cope with college stress, find community, and learn skills to be even happier.
- - Human Resources closed Dec. 13, 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
    The Division of Human Resources will be closed on Thursday, Dec. 13 from 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. for a winter celebration.
- - Dec. 12-14: Sandy Hall parking and sidewalk closures
    From Dec. 12-14, the sidewalk and parking spaces at the front entrance of Sandy Hall (facing the Drillfield) will be blocked to accommodate ongoing building renovations.
- - Information on authorized closings during inclement weather
    This notice provides additional information for employees on authorized closings during inclement weather events.
- - Class of 2018: Student’s work destigmatized mental health issues
    Emily Wills used her college experience to raise awareness about mental health issues that affect college students and create safe spaces.
- - Keith Goyne named associate dean of College of Natural Resources and Environment
    Goyne is currently associate director and professor of soil and environmental sciences at the University of Missouri School of Natural Resources.
- - Jonathan Pitt appointed associate professor in the Kevin T. Crofton Department of Aerospace and Ocean Engineering
    Pitt is the first faculty member representing aerospace and ocean engineering at Virginia Tech’s Northern Virginia campus.
- - Donate to CVC to win autographed football
    Employees who donate by the end of the campaign on Dec. 14 will be eligible to win a commemorative, autographed football from the Sept. 24 CVC kick-off event.
- - Annual tax document mailings: Update your address by Jan. 4
    As the year draws to a close, the HR Service Center and Commonwealth of Virginia are getting ready for the annual mailing of tax documents, including employee W2s and IRS 1095-C forms. All tax documents will be available electronically or will be mailed to your home address of record by Jan. 31.
- - Alumnus helps kids explore freshwater streams and rivers by getting their feet wet
    Craig Roghair helped jump-start the USDA Forest Service’s freshwater snorkeling program for students from fourth grade through high school.
- - Schiffert Health Center’s director is passionate about Hokie health and wellness
    The director of the university’s nationally accredited Schiffert Health Center has a heart for health education and Hokies — especially since two call her mom.
- - Corps of Cadets alumnus Capt. Matthew Schenaker named Marshall game Hokie Hero
    Schenaker is an armor company commander with Comanche Company, 4th Battalion, 6th Infantry Regiment.
- - Cadets chosen to highlight the colors at the Marshall game
    Cadets Hanna Kobayashi, Melonie Mallette, and Thaddeus Moskal were selected based on their performance in the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets.
- - Students help fuel advanced-vehicle R&D for top companies in new VTTI internship program
    Virginia Tech students now have the rare opportunity to work directly with leading employers on accelerating driverless vehicle safety thanks to InternHUB, a unique paid internship program at the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute.
- - Hospitality students win international market study competition in NYC
    Nearly 30 teams from all over the world competed at the Javits Center in New York City, including other top hospitality programs.
- - Researchers engineer nano-textured surfaces to reduce medical device infection
    Virginia Tech mechanical engineers and chemists are researching methods to apply a nano-textured biofilm on such items as urinary catheters. The research could lead to products that lower the instance of device-associated infections.

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