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- - Virginia Tech police officers to run for 24 hours to raise money for charity
    Each officer will run one mile at a time for 24 hours. The team hopes to run a total of 125 miles in support of the university’s goal to raise $325,000 this year for the Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign.
- - Children of employees receive scholarships funded by employee donations
    Thanks to the generosity of Virginia Tech employees, 15 members of the class of 2020 have received scholarships from the Employees’ Spouse and Dependent Scholarship Fund. Since 2000, the fund has awarded more than $127,000 in scholarships to 191 incoming students.
- - 2016 annual notice on campus safety, emergency notification reports
- - 2016 annual notice on rights and responsibilities of the Virginia Tech community
- - Chief Foust: Serve the community through annual Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign
    I am honored and humbled to have been asked to serve as this year’s honorary campaign chair. The annual fundraiser is a chance to serve others. If each employee donates $2 per paycheck, the university will exceed its goal of $325,000.
- - Virginia Tech employees challenged to donate $325,000 during 2016 Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign
    In 2015, more than 1,575 employees donated $319,644, increasing the previous year’s total by more than $1,000. This year's goal is $325,000.
- - Tuition assistance, reimbursement available for salaried employees
- - Flu vaccination clinics available for students, employees, and general public
    An annual seasonal flu vaccine is the best way for individuals to reduce the chances of getting the flu and spreading it to others. The university offers flu vaccination clinics throughout October and November.
- - Compliance workshop mandatory for all university employees
    All Virginia Tech employees are required to complete a compliance workshop within 90 days of employment and every two calendar years thereafter.
- - Professor Fred Benfield shares his talents with the university and community
    Benfield is one of seven Virginia Tech employees who are being honored for 45 years of service to the university. He was recognized during the 2016 Service Recognition Program this spring.
- - Brenda Harris uses problem-solving skills to help students
    The Graduate School registration and information specialist is one of seven university employees being honored for 45 years of service. She was recognized during the 2016 Service Recognition Program this spring.
- - Charles Taylor fulfills childhood dream by sharing his passion for teaching and learning with students
    Taylor is one of seven Virginia Tech employees being honored for 45 years of service to the university. He was recognized during the 2016 Service Recognition Program.
- - Eugene Seago recognized for expertise in accounting throughout 45-year career
    Seago said one of the most important traits to have as a professor is to put yourself in the student’s shoes. He is one of seven Virginia Tech employees being honored for 45 years of service to the university.
- - Extraordinary employee Tom Wilson leaves lasting impact on thousands of students during 35-year career
    As the former director of the university’s Upward Bound program and current tour bus driver for the Office of Undergraduate Admissions, Wilson has had an instrumental role in shaping thousands of students’ lives.
- - Opportunity to make a difference has inspired Dot Nolen Cupp during 45-year career
    Cupp came to Virginia Tech in 1969 and has worked for her entire career in the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering. She is one of seven university employees being honored for 45 years of service.
- - Ann Hutchens motivated by university research and change through 45-year career
    Hutchens is one of seven Virginia Tech employees who are being honored for 45 years of service to Virginia Tech. She was recognized during the 2016 Service Recognition Program this spring.
- - Resource available to help employees find help with child care, household tasks
- - Virginia Tech community exceeds 2016 'Lights out!/Power down!' goal
    During a one hour period June 23, the university reduced its campus electrical demand to an average 18,730 kilowatts.
- - Natasha Smith and Alex Guest use technology to improve academic advising
    Smith and Guest are admired by their colleagues for their creative problem solving. Their teamwork was recognized this spring when they were nominated for the Governor's Award program.
- - Virginia Tech employees honored for commitment to diversity and professional development
    University Organizational and Professional Development has awarded more than 1,800 professional and diversity development certificates to faculty and staff at the university.

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