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- - Pamela Burrell recognized for outstanding leadership
    Burrell’s colleagues who nominated her spoke about the way she engages and collaborates with others and makes everyone she encounters feel valued and important.
- - 2017 staff leadership seminar focuses on people-first leadership principles
    Virginia Tech staff members spent a recent day learning what it means to work in a servant-led organization.
- - Virginia Tech employees recognized for combined 15,510 years of service
    The service recognition program acknowledges employees' service to the university in five-year increments, beginning at 10 years of service. This year’s recipients will be honored at receptions and a dinner this spring.
- - Jonathan Boulter honored with Supervisor Spotlight Award
    Boulter, associate director of patron services for the Moss Arts Center, is being recognized for his exemplary commitment to his team by promoting work-life harmony.
- - Virginia Tech designates Labor Day as university-wide holiday
    Beginning this fall, classes will not be held and campus offices will be closed on the September holiday.
- - Virginia Retirement System members advised to be aware of unsolicited retirement counseling offers
- - Dining Services employee teaches students how to lead
    Shift Leader Debra Scanland supervises students, who call her an inspiration. She epitomizes the Division of Student Affairs' mission to educate students to be global change agents and leave Virginia Tech better people than when they came.
- - Commuting options available to employees
    Each day, more than 500 Virginia Tech employees commute more than 30 minutes to get to work on the Blacksburg campus. To help employees commute, Virginia Tech provides a variety of travel options that can help employees save time and money while reducing their carbon footprint.
- - Virginia Tech employees prevent the flu — and help those in need
    A total of 1,622 employees prevented the spread of influenza by getting vaccinated at one of the vaccination clinics held on campus. Kroger, who administer the vaccines, donated one meal to Feeding America for every shot given.
- - Handrails change accessibility, look of Burruss Hall
    In addition to helping people with mobility impairments, the handrails also allow individuals to move up the four flights of steps from Drillfield Drive to the building entrance more easily.
- - Lactation rooms available across campus for nursing moms
- - Leigh Lally to head effort to develop comprehensive space management program
    As Virginia Tech’s student body continues to grow, university officials are working to make sure the physical campuses continue to provide the necessary living and learning space for students and employees.
- - Kelly Oaks appointed assistant vice president of Office for Equity and Accessibility
    In this position, Oaks will oversee the university's affirmative action, equal opportunity, and accessibility efforts.
- - Virginia Tech employees donate $344,013 to community through state-wide giving campaign
    More than 1,400 employees donated to the 2016 Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign, raising $344,013, which surpassed the $325,000 goal.
- - Chief Foust: Thanks for your support of the Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign
    Thanks to the generosity of more than 1,400 of our employees, we not only met our $325,000 goal, we surpassed it, and in record-breaking fashion no less. This year’s total is $24,349 more than we raised last year and the most we have ever raised for the Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign.
- - Chief Foust: Final week to support our community through Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign
    Since September, more than 1,100 of our fellow employees have put us close to our goal of $325,000. But giving to the Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign goes beyond helping Virginia Tech meet its goal.
- - Virginia Tech is a top choice for Hokie graduates
- - Chief Foust: Kick off the holiday season by giving to those in need
    The Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign is the perfect opportunity for us to serve others this holiday season. With only a few weeks left in this year’s campaign, we have raised more than $216,000, thanks to the generosity of our employees.
- - Information on authorized closings during inclement weather
- - Chief Foust: Make an impact on our community with donation to Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign
    Remember, every gift, no matter how small, can have a huge impact on our community. With more than 1,000 charities to choose from, including dozens located right here in the New River Valley, you can truly make a difference.

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