Events:
1. WEEKLY WALK-IN SERVICES IN THE GLC – last updated 1/3/18
2. WRITING STRATEGIES CONSULTATIONS
3. FACULTY & GRAD STUDENT LUNCH
4. GROCERY BINGO
5. READING GROUPS
6. GRAD MINDFULNESS
7. ASK THE ACADEMY: GTA WALK-IN ADVISING
8. THEATRE AUDITIONS FOR BICYCLING PLAY
9. LUNCH WITH THE DEAN
10. GLC CAFÉ – WEDNESDAY EDITION
11. GLC CAFÉ
12. CAREER FAIR PREP
13. KIDS’ NIGHT OUT (REGISTRATION NOW REQUIRED)
14. GRADUATE STUDENT ASSEMBLY MEETING
15. INTERVARSITY GRADUATE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
Administrative Announcements:
16. ON-CAMPUS FOOD PANTRY – 1st posting
17. CALL FOR RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM APPLICANTS — 1st posting
18. JOIN A HAPPINESS GROUP – 2nd posting
19. SIGN UP FOR A COOKING CLASS THROUGH VT RECREATIONAL SPORTS – 2nd posting
20. LITTLE HOKIE HANGOUT – SPACE STILL AVAILABLE – 2nd posting
21. VIRGINIA TECH LAUNCHES INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD (ISAB) – 2nd posting
22. CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS FOR GSA SPRING BEER & WINE SOCIAL – 2nd posting
23. SUPPORT CAMPUS INCLUSIVITY – SERVE AS A CONVERSATION PARTNER – 2nd posting
24. COMMUNITY VOICES SEEKS NEW MEMBERS – 2nd posting
25. COMMUNITY CHANGE ACCEPTING SUBMISSIONS – 2nd posting
26. JEAN B. DUERR MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR WOMEN STUDENTS – 3rd posting
27. ACADEMY FOR GTA EXCELLENCE (VTGRATE) CALL FOR MEMBERSHIP – 3rd posting
28. AETNA STUDENT HEALTH INSURANCE OPEN ENROLLMENT – 3rd posting
29. NOMINATIONS FOR GRADUATE STUDENT AWARDS OPEN – 3rd posting
30. NOMINATE OUTSTANDING FACULTY MENTOR(S) FOR MENTOR AWARD – 3rd posting
Jobs: None at this time
Volunteers and research participants sought:
31. PARTICIPANTS AGES 14-18 NEEDED: CELEBRITY CREDIBILITY RESEARCH STUDY – 1st posting
Upcoming events:
— BEGINNING AND MAINTAINING ADVISOR RELATIONSHIP – Jan 30
— LUNCH WITH THE DEAN –Jan 31
— GUAC TALK WTH THE DEAN – Feb 1
— INTERVIEWING SKILLS – Feb 1
— GLC FELLOWS WELCOME SOCIAL – Feb 2
— GSA SPRING BEER & WINE SOCIAL – Feb 3
— VT VS. MIAMI MEN’S BASKETBALL WATCH PARTY – Feb 3
— BRUNCH WITH THE DEAN – Feb 4
— SIX MONTHS AFTER CHARLOTTESVILLE: CHRISTIAN REFLECTIONS ON RACE & POLITICS – Feb 5
— SPEED INTERVIEWING – REGISTER NOW! – Feb 7
— JOB SEARCHES FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS – Feb 8
Events
1. WEEKLY WALK-IN SERVICES IN THE GLC – last updated 1/3/2017
– Career Advising: Wednesday, 2:00-5:00pm, Info kiosk in lobby
– Ask the Academy: GTA Walk-In Advising: Tuesday and Wednesday, GLC Room A, 4:00-6:00pm
– Cook Counseling: Thursdays and Fridays, 1:00-5:00pm, Green Room
– Graduate School hours: MTThF 8:00-5:00pm, W 9:30-5:00
– Immigration advising hours: MWF 1:00-4:00pm, TTh 9:00am-12:00pm Room 120
– Writing assistance: reserve appointment at https://www.lib.vt.edu/spaces/writing-center.html
2. WRITING STRATEGIES CONSULTATIONS
Mondays, starting Jan 22, 10:30am-12:00pm, GLC Room A
Sign up through the Writing Center website https://www.lib.vt.edu/spaces/writing-center.html to talk about the dissertation or thesis writing process with coach, Prabin Lama (himself graduating this spring with a PhD in Rhetoric & Composition), who can help you with multiple topics– from setting an agenda (writing planning and preparation), to building a support system through writing groups and writing center services, to diagnosing and working towards managing writing difficulties. You are limited to two 1.5-hr (or shorter) appointments with Prabin per semester, (although you can always make a follow-up appointment with him in the Writing Center).
3. FACULTY & GRAD STUDENT LUNCH
Monday, Jan 22, 12:20-1:10pm, Newman Library Multipurpose Room
Christian Matheis, Visiting Assistant Professor of Governmental and International Affairs, will engage Christian faculty and graduate students on some thoughts about the philosophy of inclusion, diversity, and tolerance in the modern university. Conversation to follow on how Christian perspectives interact in academic discourse. Faculty, staff, and graduate students are invited to attend. Lunch will be provided for those who RSVP, and $5 donations will be accepted. Sponsored by the Bradley Study Center and the InterVarsity Graduate Christian Fellowship. For more information, go to https://bradleystudycenter.org/events/faculty-grad-student-lunch-january-22/.
4. GROCERY BINGO
Monday, Jan 22, 5:30-6:30pm, GLC Room C
Compete against other graduate students in Bingo for a chance to with free grocery items. Sign up here:
https://virginiatech.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_88QMAIM6loNHji5
5. READING GROUPS
Mondays & Tuesdays starting Jan 22
The Bradley Study Center is hosting two reading groups to explore different topics. Enjoy a community and a context in which to discuss together different aspects of life and culture in relation to the Christian faith. These groups are open to everyone—students, faculty, and community members—faith or no faith Groups meet at the River’s Edge (209-D College Ave, above Souvlaki). Find a reading group that interests you and register below! Books provided for free for those who register by January 22.
** Mere Christianity, by C.S. Lewis, Mondays, 5:30-6:30pm
** Surprised by Meaning: Science, Faith, and How We Make Sense of Things, by Alister McGrath, Tuesdays, 5:00-6:00pm
For more information, go to https://bradleystudycenter.org/programs/reading-groups/.
6. GRAD MINDFULNESS
Tuesday, Jan 16, 11:00-11:30am, 5071 Derring Hall
Meets every Tuesday (change from last semester.) At each meeting there will be a short guided mindfulness exercise followed by time to practice on your own. You don’t need to stay for the whole time. Feel free to just drop in, just take care to not disturb others. Here is a link to a cool free mindfulness app! Email lashley@vt.edu with any questions.
7. ASK THE ACADEMY: GTA WALK-IN ADVISING
Tuesday & Wednesday, Jan 23 & Jan 24, GLC Room A, 4:00-6:00pm
Do you have questions about teaching or grading? Are you experiencing a challenge in the classroom that you don’t know how to resolve? Drop by to chat, share experiences, and get advice from Fellows of the Graduate Academy for Teaching Excellence. Light refreshments will be provided; bring your own mug if you can.
8. THEATRE AUDITIONS FOR BICYCLING PLAY
Tuesday, Jan 23rd, 6:00-10:00pm
“The Right of Way,” a new documentary play sourced from interviews, memorializes a young bicyclist who was struck and killed by a speeding motorist. Using video and spatial audio, this immersive production will look at the evolution of our city streets over the last century. Performances will be in the Cube at the Moss Arts Center, March 29-31. Weeknight rehearsals begin February 5th. Sign up for an audition slot on the School of Performing Arts Callboard (Henderson Hall, 1st Floor) or email grad student and MFA director Thomas Murray at tjmurray@vt.edu.
9. LUNCH WITH THE DEAN
Tuesday, Jan 23, 12:00-1:00pm, GLC Room C
Meet Graduate School Dean Dr. Karen DePauw and graduate students at a free lunch. Learn about the latest in graduate education and share your perspectives in a casual setting. Sign-up here: https://virginiatech.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eWgbvWeEwGgYlTv
10. GLC CAFÉ – WEDNESDAY EDITION
Wednesday, Jan 24, 3:30-5:00 pm, GLC Reading Room
Enjoy free coffee, tea, and cookies in the company of fellow grad students and Grad School staff; network, socialize, relax! Bring your own mug if you can.
11. GLC CAFÉ
Thursday, Jan 25, 3:30-5:00 pm, GLC Reading Room
Enjoy free coffee, tea, and cookies in the company of fellow grad students and Grad School staff; network, socialize, relax! Bring your own mug if you can.
12. CAREER FAIR PREP
Thursday, Jan 25, 4:15-5:15pm, GLC Room F
Learn how to present yourself to an employer and what to ask at a job fair. Sponsored by Career and Professional Development. Register here: https://virginiatech.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_50jkwdSXrpMwuJD
13. KIDS’ NIGHT OUT (REGISTRATION NOW REQUIRED)
Resuming Thursday, Jan 25, 6:30-8:30, VT Women’s Center, 206 Washington Street, B’burg
Please note newly revised hours: 6:30-8:30. Go to “Doodle Poll” at https://doodle.com/poll/m67d3ytxmhx4mhnv to preregister your child(ren) on a first come basis. KNO is an evening of fun for kids aged 2-12 (kids should be toilet trained) and takes place at the. Park in the back and come up the stairs at the back of the parking lot.
14. GRADUATE STUDENT ASSEMBLY MEETING
Thursday, Jan 25, 5:30-7:00pm, GLC Multipurpose Room
The Graduate Student Assembly will have their first General Assembly meeting. As always, food will be provided as early as 5:00pm. If interested in attending, please fill out the RSVP link below by Tuesday, Jan 23 at 12:00pm. Link: https://virginiatech.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_005eLxUEgvQs0lf
15. INTERVARSITY GRADUATE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
Friday, Jan 26, 6:00-8:00pm, GLC Room C
This diverse, welcoming, student-led community explores how Christian faith informs our academic and professional work. They gather regularly for Bible study, shared meals, and mutual encouragement through the ups and downs of graduate school. All are welcome to join them for a free dinner at the first spring monthly gathering. For more info about weekly Bible studies, visit: https://gcfvt.wordpress.com/small-groups/.
Administrative Announcements
16. ON-CAMPUS FOOD PANTRY – 1st posting
209 Manna Ministries is VT’s on-campus food pantry that provides food, toiletries, and school supplies to students. A donation-based pantry, there are opportunities to hold a food drive, shop in the pantry, or volunteer. Located at 209 W Roanoke St on the 3rd floor, the hours are 4:00-6:30pm on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday. Find more information on Facebook or at www.209mannaministries.org. Questions? Contact 209MannaVT@gmail.com.
17. CALL FOR RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM APPLICANTS — 1st posting
The Graduate Student Assembly (GSA) is looking for graduate students eager to present their research in a friendly, interdisciplinary atmosphere. This year, we are accepting applications for posters, talks, flash talks, and creative installations. Want to apply? Visit bit.ly/GSARS2018-instructions to learn more about the application process, and bit.ly/GSARS2018-apply to submit your application. The application cycle opens Monday, January 22, 2018, at 12:00am, and closes on Wednesday, February 7, 2018, at 11:59pm. The Symposium itself will take place on Wednesday, March 28, with a keynote on Thursday, March 29.
18. JOIN A HAPPINESS GROUP – 2nd posting
These groups meet once a week for eight weeks to learn and practice happiness strategies. This is a great experience whether you are struggling to find happiness or already consider yourself a pretty happy person. Date and time of group will be dependent on interested participant availability. If interested, please complete this form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdqMFaJsUb7gMlIwo-9gV2ck3NyBgcbyyvt13BBIEuPdvtEmg/viewform. Group meetings will start the week of Feb 5. Please contact Shelly Rasnick, Wellness Coordinator, at rasnicks@vt.edu or 540-231-0620 with any questions.
19. SIGN UP FOR A COOKING CLASS THROUGH VT RECREATIONAL SPORTS – 2nd posting
Sign up for a cooking class through VT Recreational Sports Wellness and learn easy and healthy recipes to try at home! Everyone gets to help cook at these classes and then try all the recipes made. More information about the dates, time and prices can be found at: https://www.recsports.vt.edu/wellness/healthycooking.html. Sign up quickly, spots are limited. Please contact Shelly Rasnick, Wellness Coordinator at rasnicks@vt.edu or 540-231-0620 with any questions.
20. LITTLE HOKIE HANGOUT – SPACE STILL AVAILABLE – 2nd posting
The Little Hokie Hangout Child Care Center only has a few openings left! Afternoon or evening care for children 2-5 years old is available. Email childcare@vt.edu for more information. At this time, morning spots are not available, but you can be added to the wait list. The application can be found at https://graduateschool.vt.edu/student-life/student-services/spouses-partners-and-children/child-care/little-hokies-hangout.html, Also, feel free schedule a time to stop by for a tour and to ask any questions.
21. VIRGINIA TECH LAUNCHES INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD (ISAB) – 2nd posting
The newly-created ISAB will represent the needs and concerns of the international student community at Virginia Tech by providing a forum for international students to give feedback on initiatives, programs, policies, and services that impact international students. We are inviting degree-seeking international (F-1 or J-1 visa) students to apply for the founding Spring 2018 semester and the following 2018-2019 academic year. For more information on the ISAB and the application process, please visit the ISAB website at https://international.vt.edu/advocacyandsupport/isab.html. For questions, please contact Kimberley Cossey at kcossey@vt.edu.
22. CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS FOR GSA SPRING BEER & WINE SOCIAL – 2nd posting
The Graduate Student Assembly is looking for bevy of volunteers for our upcoming Cross-Campus Spring Beer & Wine Social. These socials would not happen without volunteers and, as a token of appreciation for your altruism, you’ll receive FREE entry (which means FREE food), FREE drink tastings, and THREE full drink tickets. That’s at least a $15 value. The event is on Saturday, February 3rd, in the Lane Stadium South End Zone Club. You can choose a set-up slot (beginning at 2pm), during-event slots (beginning at 4:30pm and 7pm), or a break-down slot (beginning at 8pm). To sign-up for some volunteering, visit bit.ly/BW_Spring2018_volunteers and fill out the form by Friday, January 26th, at 5pm.
23. SUPPORT CAMPUS INCLUSIVITY – SERVE AS A CONVERSATION PARTNER – 2nd posting
The Virginia Tech Language and Culture Institute (LCI) invites the graduate community to serve as Conversation Partners. This volunteer program offers English language learning international students and scholars with spaces for intercultural exchange and opportunities for language practice with speakers of English in one-on-one and small group relationships. To learn more about Conversation Partners and complete an application/sign-up for this program, please email Jon Wiley, Graduate Assistant at the LCI, at jonwiley@vt.edu, or visit https://sites.google.com/vt.edu/conversationpartners/home.
24. COMMUNITY VOICES SEEKS NEW MEMBERS – 2nd posting
Community Voices is looking for graduate students interested in community change. An interdisciplinary group of students, faculty, and community representatives, Community Voices engages leaders from the public, private, and non-profit sectors in sharing stories and insights about their creative leadership initiatives and innovative approaches to community change. They bring distinguished speakers and organize engaging talks, discussions, and public podcasts. Weekly meetings are held every Tuesday from 11:00am-12:00pm. at The Institute for Policy and Governance, 201 West Roanoke Street, Blacksburg. Questions? Please email regina50@vt.edu.
25. COMMUNITY CHANGE ACCEPTING SUBMISSIONS – 2nd posting
Community Change, an online, peer-reviewed, graduate student-run journal at Virginia Tech that explores multiple approaches to democratic community development and change, is accepting submissions for its second issue. Soliciting scholarly articles (4,000-6,000 words), book reviews (1,000-1,500 words), multimedia, and artwork that analyze responses to the evolving political and social landscape since the 2016 election. Might include, but not limited to: 1) explorations of new initiatives, on-going activism, and community organizing and how they have changed their work since 2015 campaign and 2016 election; 2) historical movements and groundwork that has informed current responses; 3) pieces reflecting on tactics and strategies employed to resist, counter, and educate about xenophobia, white supremacy, and other ideologies or political doctrines. Also inviting submissions that engage more broadly with contemporary themes of agency, democracy, and community change. Submission deadline is January 26, 2018. For more information and submission instructions, please visit www.communitychange.ipg.vt.edu.
26. JEAN B. DUERR MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR WOMEN STUDENTS – 3rd posting
The Jean B. Duerr Memorial Fund awards scholarships to women who plan to attend, or are already enrolled in, an accredited college or university for the entire 2018-2019 academic year. Awards of $2,000 will be given to those applicants who best demonstrate academic achievement and community service. An eligible candidate will be a full-time undergraduate or graduate student with a minimum grade point average of 3.6. A full official transcript must be included with the application. Applications must be postmarked by March 1, 2018 for scholarships awarded for the 2018/2019 academic year. Please note that no applications, including those with March 1, 2018 postmarks, will be accepted after March 5, 2018. If interested, go to the website https://graduateschool.vt.edu/funding/scholarships-and-fellowships/duerr.html for more information and a link to the application. Questions? Contact Susan Butler at smcbutler@aol.com.
27. ACADEMY FOR GTA EXCELLENCE (VTGRATE) CALL FOR MEMBERSHIP – 3rd posting
The Academy for Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA) Excellence welcomes applications for Member, Associate, and Fellow in its learning community. VTGrATE provides advanced education and training in innovative teaching and learning strategies and provides a space to recognize excellence in teaching by graduate students. Membership is open to all graduate students at all VT campuses. Information about the application process may be found in our website: http://vtgrate.org/membership/application-and-review/. Applications are due on Saturday, January 27, 2018. For questions about VTGrATE or the membership and application process, please contact Michelle Soledad (soledadmm@vt.edu) or leave a message on our Ask a Fellow page.
28. AETNA STUDENT HEALTH INSURANCE OPEN ENROLLMENT – 3rd posting
Spring enrollment is open for new students starting in Spring 2018 and students who didn’t enroll in the fall. Deadline: Jan 31, 2018. Contact the Student Medical Insurance office with questions at smi@vt.edu, 231-6226. Visit their website at http://risk.controller.vt.edu/studentmedicalinsurance.html for more info.
29. NOMINATIONS FOR GRADUATE STUDENT AWARDS OPEN – 3rd posting
A number of prestigious awards are granted to graduate students each year, carrying a monetary prize and award certificate. Discuss the possibility of your nomination with your advisor/department for any of the following awards:
* Outstanding Dissertation in (1) STEM fields (1) social sciences/business/humanities
* Preston Society Master’s Thesis Awards (3)
* GTA Excellence (1) instructor of record (1) GTA instructor assistant
* Graduate Student Service Excellence
* Graduate Student of the Year (up to three)
* Outstanding master’s and doctoral student in each college and in interdisciplinary programs.
More information about criteria, forms, deadline and process for nomination are at http://graduateschool.vt.edu/about/awards/student.html.
30. NOMINATE OUTSTANDING FACULTY MENTOR(S) FOR MENTOR AWARD – 3rd posting
The Graduate School is introducing this new award to recognize one faculty member from each college for their role in supporting, encouraging, and promoting a positive and inclusive scholarly and teaching environment, and for contributing to professional and personal development of graduate students within or outside their research or degree programs. Learn more about the award and nomination process at http://graduateschool.vt.edu/about/awards/outstanding-mentor-award.html
Jobs:
None at this time
Volunteers and research participants sought:
31. PARTICIPANTS AGES 14-18 NEEDED: CELEBRITY CREDIBILITY RESEARCH STUDY – 1st posting
Do you have or know someone with a child between the ages 14-18 years? Participants between the ages of 14-18 years are needed for a research study comprised of four activities (beverage questionnaire, celebrity familiarity survey, card sort of celebrity images, post sort questionnaire). All participants will be compensated with a $10 gift card. The activities should last no more than 90 minutes. Please contact at sadas16@vt.edu or 571-217-6515 for more information or if you know anyone interested.
Upcoming events:
BEGINNING AND MAINTAINING ADVISOR RELATIONSHIP
Tuesday, Jan 30, 4:00-5:00pm, GLC Room F
Bryan Hanson, Graduate Ombudsperson, will lead this workshop on starting and maintaining advisor relationships from finding the right advisor through the ups and downs of graduate school and beyond. Register here: https://virginiatech.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8cBHllUD6k456sJ.
LUNCH WITH THE DEAN
Wednesday, Jan 31, 12:00-1:00pm, GLC Room C
Meet Graduate School Dean Dr. Karen DePauw and graduate students at a free lunch. Learn about the latest in graduate education and share your perspectives in a casual setting. Registration is required. Please sign-up here: https://virginiatech.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3xhdC2k48B2Qr5z
GUAC TALK WTH THE DEAN
Thurs, Feb 1, 12:00-1:00pm, GLC Room C
Join the Graduate Student Assembly (GSA) for this February Guac Talk with Dean DePauw. There will be guacamole (of course), great conversation, and hopefully you! Visit the Guac Talk’s Facebook event page at bit.ly/GuacTalk-Feb2018.
INTERVIEWING SKILLS
Thursday, Feb 1, 4:15-5:15pm, GLC Room F
Be prepared for initial screening interviews as well as on-site interviews. This seminar addresses interviewing basics, employer expectations, and insights into behavioral interviews. Sponsored by Career and Professional Development. Register here: https://virginiatech.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1O0ozFTMzw65RR3
GLC FELLOWS WELCOME SOCIAL
Friday, Feb 2, 5:00-7:00pm, GLC Multipurpose Room
Come hang out with fellow graduate students at this “Winter Wonderland” themed welcome social sponsored by the GLC Fellows. Ease into the new semester with food, music, dancing and fun! This event is open to all graduate students and their families. Please sign-up at: https://survey.az1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_6g1MoH8iaFmvquN&Q_JFE=0.
GSA SPRING BEER & WINE SOCIAL
Sat, Feb 3, 5:00-9:00pm, Lane Stadium South End Zone Club
Join the Graduate Student Assembly for a cross-campus mixer, with students from the National Capital Region (NCR), Roanoke, and Blacksburg campuses. Tickets will be $12 ahead of time — $15 at the door — and each ticket will come with five tastings and three full drinks (where a full drink is equivalent to a 5 oz. glass of wine or a 12 oz. beer). There is also a non-alcohol-drinking entry option, which is $5 at the door. Online tickets will go on sale two weeks before the event. RSVP to the social — and to the Cross-Campus Social Weekend — at bit.ly/CrossCampusSocialWeekend-2018
VT VS. MIAMI MEN’S BASKETBALL WATCH PARTY
Sat, Feb 3, 2:00-5:00pm, Champs Cafe and Sports Bar
Watch the VT vs. Miami game with your fellow graduate students. Food will be provided. However, if you prefer to watch the game in person, we encourage you to sign up for the ticket lottery here: http://www.hokietickets.com/student/lottery/. This watch party is a part of the Graduate Student Assembly (GSA) Cross-Campus Social Weekend, Visit the Facebook event page for the Cross-Campus Social Weekend at bit.ly/CrossCampusSocialWeekend-2018.
BRUNCH WITH THE DEAN
Sun, Feb 4, 11:00am-12:00pm, GLC Room F
Part of the Graduate Student Assembly (GSA) Cross-Campus Social Weekend. This is a great opportunity for students from the National Capital Region (NCR) and Roanoke campuses to enjoy food and conversation with Dean Karen DePauw. As always, we supply the food; you bring the company. Visit the Facebook event page for the Cross-Campus Social Weekend at bit.ly/CrossCampusSocialWeekend-2018.
SIX MONTHS AFTER CHARLOTTESVILLE: CHRISTIAN REFLECTIONS ON RACE AND POLITICS
Feb 5, 7-8:30 pm, GLC Auditorium
In light of the violent white supremacist rally in Charlottesville six months ago, Virginia Tech political scholar Brandy Faulkner and Christian theologian Kristopher Norris will examine the role of religion in both perpetuating and resisting racism. In dialogue with each other and the audience, they will reflect on their experiences in Charlottesville on August 12 and, drawing from that event, discuss questions such as: Do black and white Christians conceptualize justice in the same way? How do African American Christians make sense of their engagement in a religion that all too often has been used to perpetuate racism? How do white Christians examine their history and think seriously about what reconciliation requires? Co-sponsored by the Bradley Study Center, InterVarsity Graduate Christian Fellowship, Wesley at Virginia Tech, the Department of Political Science, and the Black Caucus of Virginia Tech.
SPEED INTERVIEWING – REGISTER NOW!
Wednesday, Feb 7, 6:30-8:30pm, GLC Multipurpose Room
Looking to practice your interviewing skills? Take advantage of the opportunity to practice interviewing in a low-key environment and receive immediate feedback from career advisors and VT staff. Every 6 minutes you rotate from one interviewer to the next, answering a different question each time. Register for a time slot: 6:30–7:20pm or 7:30–8:20pm online at https://virginiatech.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3k2uBOBRv5ANNPL. Please arrive 10 minutes early to register and get a name tag. Space for this exciting opportunity is limited so please make sure you do attend if you register or email us if you need to cancel so that we can offer your spot to another graduate student.
JOB SEARCHES FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Thursday, Feb 8, 4:15-5:15pm, GLC Room F
Career Services advisors will discuss the issues that international students face when job searching in the U.S. Sponsored by Career and Professional Development. Register at https://virginiatech.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_4VqdGj6MXjvYp7v&Q_JFE=0.