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- - Submit Lynda.com coursework for professional development certificates
    The annual Professional Development Recognition Ceremony will be held July 17 at The Inn at Virginia Tech and Skelton Conference Center. Employees who wish to submit any completed, pre-approved Lynda.com coursework should forward certificates of completion to hr@vt.edu no later than May 31.
- - Transition to new PageUp recruiting and onboarding system
    As Virginia Tech's new recruiting and onboarding system is finalized, please take note of these important system transition dates.
- - Friedlander named Fellow of Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine
    After more than a century of achievement, the society has named its inaugural class of fellows — notably including Michael Friedlander, founding executive director of the Fralin Biomedical Research Institute at VTC and vice president of health sciences and technology at Virginia Tech.
- - Update for Virginia Tech employees: July 5 additional holiday time
    Update for Virginia Tech employees on additional holiday time for July 5, 2019.
- - Sign up and receive HR News
    The Division of Human Resources is launching of a monthly newsletter titled HR News, to provide updates from the division as well as HR units across campus regarding human resource process changes, special projects, and upcoming events.
- - Virginia Drug Discovery Consortium meeting to focus on opioids, addiction, data science
    The Virginia Tech Center for Drug Discovery will host a May 21-22 meeting of the Virginia Drug Discovery Consortium to be held at the Hotel Roanoke, with such topics as opioid abuse, addiction, and data science in medicine as topics.
- - Virginia Tech awards Heywood Fralin the 2019 William H. Ruffner Medal
    Fralin broke family tradition by attending the University of Virginia instead of following his two older brothers to Virginia Tech, but he’s since become a Hokie in all ways except for his college degree.
- - Photos and video: Graduation for the Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine
    Thirty-seven members of the class earned their medical degree and will soon head across the country for residencies in a variety of specialties.
- - Commitments reach $1 million mark for vision fund honoring the medical school's founding dean
    The vision fund will provide much needed resources to continue evolving the innovative curriculum, student support, ongoing faculty development, and entrepreneurial programming that Cynda Johnson helped pioneer for the Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine.
- - Art show to depict the beauty of Virginia’s Blue Ridge
    The upcoming art show at the Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine will pay tribute to Virginia’s Blue Ridge region, encompassing the cities of Roanoke and Salem and counties of Botetourt, Roanoke, and Franklin.
- - Bowen family gives $1.6 million legacy gift to the Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine for scholarship support
    The Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. and Rebecca Bowen Memorial Scholarship Fund will help offset educational expenses for students pursuing a medical degree from the VTC School of Medicine.
- - Lamvy Le named 2019 Outstanding Graduating Student for the Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine
    Upon arriving at the medical school in the summer of 2015, Le quickly established herself as an academically gifted student with considerable leadership potential. She excelled in the school’s problem-based, patient-centered curriculum and earned 11 Letters of Distinction.
- - Virginia Tech’s 2019 Merit Process for Faculty and Staff
- - Judges, neuroscientists consider how science and criminal justice converge at Roanoke neurolaw conference
    Neuroscientists and addiction experts at the Fralin Biomedical Research Institute at VTC believe that emerging neuroscientific discoveries could complement criminal justice.
- - International scientists to plug into cellular signals at Fralin Biomedical Research Institute conference
    To explore potential sources of cellular electrical communication, the Fralin Biomedical Research Institute at VTC is hosting the world’s first Ephaptic Coupling Conference in Roanoke, Virginia, from May 5 to 7.
- - Virginia Tech recognizes employees for combined 16,600 years of service
    Virginia Tech is recognizing more than 800 employees for their commitment to service and for exemplifying our motto, Ut Prosim (That I May Serve). Collectively, these employees have dedicated 16,600 years of service to the university.
- - Search committee charge workshop now available online
    In collaboration with Technology-enhanced Learning and Online Strategies (TLOS), the Affirmative Action unit within the Office for Equity and Accessibility (OEA) is excited to announce the search committee charge workshop is now available online.
- - Cynda Ann Johnson honored with emerita status
    A member of the Virginia Tech community since 2008, Johnson’s approach to medical education was informed by many successful years of providing patient care in family medicine and maternal and child health.
- - Leading addiction scientist to deliver Maury Strauss Lecture at Fralin Biomedical Research Institute
    Nationwide, roughly one in five adult Americans has a chronic addictive disorder. Drawing on cues from animal behavior, Marilyn Carroll will talk about “Understanding, Treating, and Preventing Addiction: What Would Animals Do?” in a free public presentation April 25.
- - Virginia Tech, Qualcomm bring STEM education to the Roanoke region with Thinkabit Lab
    On April 26, the Qualcomm Thinkabit Lab at the Virginia Tech Roanoke Center will officially open. Sixth-grade students from the Roanoke region will spend an inspiring day immersed in a STEM environment with hands-on learning.

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