Recurring Events:
1. WEEKLY DROP-IN SERVICES
2. WEEKLY RECURRING EVENTS
This Week’s Events:
3. EARTH WEEK 2019 EVENTS
4. LIBRARY STUDIOS WORKSHOP SERIES – REST OF SEMESTER WORKSHOPS
5. TIE-DYE AND TACOS WITH THE GLC FELLOWS
6. GLC CAFÉ SPECIAL EDITION– CUBICLE FARM TIRAMASU (DOUBLE BATCH)
7. HUMAN SUBJECT RESEARCH CONVERSATION (AND BREAKFAST!)
8. BOB DUNCAN MEMORIAL 5K
9. FREE DENTAL SERVICES
10. 60TH INTERNATIONAL STREET FAIR
Administrative Announcements:
11. INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD (ISAB) APPLICATION OPEN – 1st posting
12. GRADUATE STUDENT WRITING SURVEY – 3rd posting
Jobs:
13. GRA FOR URBAN AFFAIRS AND PLANNING PROJECT – JUNE 2019-JUNE 2020 – 1st posting
14. GRADUATE ASSISTANT FOR FRATERNITY & SORORITY LIFE – 2nd posting
15. GRAD ASSISTANT – CAUS IT DEPARTMENT – 3rd posting
16. DIVISION OF HUMAN RESOURCES-GRADUATE STUDENT WORKER (SUMMER 2019) – 3rd posting
17. GRAD ASSISTANT/DATA ANALYST – OFFICE OF AUDIT, RISH & COMPLIANCE – 3rd posting
Volunteers and research participants sought:
18. PARTICIPANTS NEEDED FOR AUGMENTED REALITY STUDY – 1st posting
19. PARTICIPANTS NEEDED IN A SOUND LOCALIZATION LEARNING STUDY – 1st posting
20. VOLUNTEERS NEED FOR BLACK GARLIC STUDY – 1st posting
21. PARTICIPANTS NEEDED: RESEARCH STUDY ON SELF DRIVING CARS – 1st posting
22. PARTICIPANTS NEED FOR MOVEMENT MECHANICS STUDY – 1st posting
23. PARTICIPANTS NEEDED: RESEARCH STUDY ON REMOTE ONLINE ASSISTANCE – 2nd posting
24. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: REWARD & LOSS FINANCIAL DECISION-MAKING STUDY – 2nd posting
25. PARTICIPANTS NEEDED FOR SENSORY STUDY OF PLANT-BASED MILK – 2nd posting
26. COUNCIL OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION (CISO) NOMINATIONS FOR 2019-20 BOARD – 3rd posting
27. PARTICIPANTS NEEDED FOR A STUDY ON FATIGUE AND BALANCE – 3rd posting
Upcoming events:
— INCLUSION SERIES FOR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING GRADUATE STUDENTS (4/30; reg. deadline 4/24)
— AIKIDO EXHIBITION AND CULTURAL EXCHANGE AT VIRGINIA TECH (4/30; reg. required)
— DIVERSITY SCHOLARS SHOWCASE (5/2; reg. required)
— ICE CREAM SOCIAL: COOL END TO SPRING 2019 (5/3; reg. online)
Recurring Events
1. WEEKLY DROP-IN SERVICES:
– Career Advising: Thursdays 3:00-5:00pm. See the Grad Students Career Ops blog for more info on career opportunities: https://blogs.lt.vt.edu/gradcareeropportunity/
– Cook Counseling: Thursday & Friday, 1:00-5:00pm, Green Room, GLC
– Graduate School hours: MTThF 8:00am-5:00pm, W 9:30am-5:00pm
– Immigration advising hours: MWF 1:00-4:00pm, TTh 9:00am-12:00pm Room 120
– Engage with the Academy: GTA Co-Working Space Wednesdays, 4-6pm GLC Graduate Student Lounge and Thursdays, 4-6pm GLC Meeting Room D. Those who are not in the Blacksburg campus or cannot make it in person may join remotely via Zoom: https://virginiatech.zoom.us/j/173317963
2. WEEKLY RECURRING EVENTS:
– WRITING STRATEGIES FOR GRADUATE WRITERS
Mondays, 1:00-2:30pm, GLC, Room D and Wednesdays, 9:00-10:30am, Writing Center
Session can last up to 1.5 hours; you are limited to two of these special appointments at the GLC per semester. Ends May 9. Make an appointment at https://vt.mywconline.com. Planning on getting some writing done this summer? The Writing Center’s last day of spring semester will be May 10, but they will be open for summer support between May 28 — August 17. No registration in summer hours is necessary. Specialized graduate student assistance will be offered. Check their website for details: https://lib.vt.edu/spaces/writing-center.html.
– CONVERSATIONAL ENGLISH SUPPORT FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS
Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, 2:30-3:30pm, GLC Room D (Feb 22 – Room A)
Practice conversational English with the help of our community volunteers!
Often, extra individualized support will be available after the Wednesday and Friday sessions. Make an appointment at https://vt.mywconline.com.
– GLC CAFÉ – THURSDAY THIS WEEK
3rd and 4th Wednesday and every Thursday, 3:30-5:00pm, GLC Reading Room
Every Thursday, 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. See below for This Week’s Special Editions.
– ENGAGE WITH THE ACADEMY: GTA CO-WORKING SPACE
Wednesdays, 4-6pm, GLC Graduate Student Lounge:Thursdays, 4-6pm GLC Meeting Room D
Not in the Blacksburg campus, or unable to join in person? Join remotely via Zoom at: https://virginiatech.zoom.us/j/173317963. Need to finish grading and looking for a change in workspace? Doing class prep and would like to bounce off ideas with another GTA? Or looking to de-brief after teaching? Come join the Academy for GTA Excellence (VTGrATE) and let’s get work done together – or just hang out with other GTAs! Send questions to http://vtgrate.org/ask-a-fellow/.
– FREE CHILDCARE – KIDS’ NIGHT OUT
Thursdays, 6:30-8:30pm, VT Women’s Center, 206 Washington St., B’burg
Kids aged 2+ (must be potty trained) enjoy fun activities with volunteer sitters. For additional information, and to sign up, visit the doodle poll at https://doodle.com/poll/vkthkfn6p46w933w May 2 will be the last KNO of the semester. Contact Jessie Meltsner at jmelts@vt.edu for more info.
This Week’s Events
3. EARTH WEEK 2019 EVENTS
Earth Week 2019 is Monday April 22nd to 27th. For more information on the week’s events, go to https://www.facilities.vt.edu/sustainability/sustainability-programs/earth-week.html
4. LIBRARY STUDIOS WORKSHOP SERIES – REST OF SEMESTER WORKSHOPS
Intermediate Data Visualization Design with Adobe Illustrator, Apr 24 from 10:00-11:30am in Athenaeum
Augmented Reality Development in Unity, Apr 24, 3:00-4:30pm in Torgersen 3310
Introduction to 3D Printing, Apr 24 from 5:00-6:00pm, Newman 207A
Managing, Archiving & Reusing Qualitative & Mixed Methods Data, Apr 25, 2:30-4:00pm, Torgerson 1100
More information, events, and registration can be found at https://calendar.lib.vt.edu/
5. TIE-DYE AND TACOS WITH THE GLC FELLOWS
Wednesday, Apr 24, 12:00-2:00pm, Graduate School Lawn
Come take an afternoon break with the GLC Fellows to enjoy delicious tacos and create a tie-dye masterpiece. Tie-dye materials will be provided, but please bring your own shirt (or other garment). Please only bring one item to tie-dye to ensure that as many people as possible can join in on the fun. If interested in attending this event, please complete this survey by 5:00pm on Monday, Apr 22. (Registration is required!). Email Athulya Simon at aasimon@vt.edu with any questions.
6. GLC CAFÉ SPECIAL EDITION– CUBICLE FARM TIRAMASU (DOUBLE BATCH)
Thursday, Apr 18, 3:30-5:00pm, GLC Reading Room
Grad students have proven to have big appetites. One batch doesn’t appear to be enough, so let’s see how you do with a DOUBLE batch. The GLC’s signature dessert is just for grads: cubicle-farm tiramisu. If you’ve never had it, come try it. As always, enjoy free coffee, tea and cookies in the company of your grad student and Grad School colleagues. Relax, network, and load up on caffeine and/or carbs. Bring your own mug if you can.
7. HUMAN SUBJECT RESEARCH CONVERSATION (AND BREAKFAST!)
Friday, Apr 26, 10:00-11:30am, Steger Hall Conference Center Room 145
Stop by and share your challenges and possible solutions for storing (and sharing) human subjects research data. Dr. Robin Queen, Faculty Fellow in OVPRI will be meeting with graduate students to assess current and future researcher needs for secure research data use and storage. No registration necessary – join them for coffee and breakfast treats! For more information, please contact Robin Queen rmqueen@vt.edu<mailto:rmqueen@vt.edu> or Mary Potter mmapotter@vt.edu<mailto:mmapotter@vt.edu>
8. BOB DUNCAN MEMORIAL 5K
Saturday, Apr 27, 9:30-11:30am, Virginia Tech cross country course
Hosted by Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine’s Student Chapter of the American College of Veterinary Pathologists. All proceeds benefit the Bob Duncan Memorial scholarship fund – awarded to a fourth year veterinary student interested in diagnostic pathology. All registrants before Apr 17 will be guaranteed a T-shirt. Raffle prizes include movie passes to Frank’s CineBowl, the Lyric theater, 2 month Anytime Fitness pass, and more! More information provided at http://www.vetmed.vt.edu/development/duncan5k.asp. If you’d like to participate in the race with your dog, please fill out the waiver form provided on the event page and provide proof of rabies vaccination. $15 for students and $20 for the general public prior to 4/26 (includes T-shirt). Male checks payable to: Blacksburg Striders and send to: Dr. Tanya LeRoith,132 IDRF, Duck Pond Drive (0442), Blacksburg, VA 24061.
9. FREE DENTAL SERVICES
Saturday, Apr 27, 8:00am- 4:00pm (first-come first-serve), 250 South Main Suite 212 (Kent Square)
Grad student Davon Woodard advises that Real Life Dental will host its 3rd Annual Community FREE Dentistry Day for individuals 18+. Available services include: cleaning, extraction, or filling. Contact 540-552-5433 or www.reallifedental.com for more information.
10. 60TH INTERNATIONAL STREET FAIR
Sunday, Apr 28, 12:00-5:00pm, Squires Parking lot
The 60th International Street Fair will bring back a little bit of history this year by kicking off the event with the Procession of Nations. And for the first time, Virginia Tech Food Trucks, Grillfield and Periodic table, will serve international food at the fair. For more info: https://gobblerconnect.vt.edu/event/3247229.
Administrative Announcements:
11. INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD (ISAB) APPLICATION OPEN – 1st posting
Are you an international student who would like to support the international student community at Virginia Tech? The International Student Advisory Board (ISAB) is looking for new international student members for the 2019-20 academic year! The ISAB represents the concerns of the international student community by providing a forum for international students to give feedback on initiatives, policies, and services that impact international students. For more information and to complete the application, visit the ISAB website. Applications are due by May 3rd. Questions? Contact Kimberley Cossey at kcossey@vt.edu.
12. GRADUATE STUDENT WRITING SURVEY – 3rd posting
As all graduate students are writers (and writing constantly!), the Virginia Tech Writing Center is interested in knowing about your writing practices. Specifically, they would like to know if you are currently in a writing group, or a group that meets to write together, share work, or even just discuss ideas. If so, please complete this quick survey: https://virginiatech.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6PhNmXDTMsjSzbf.
If you are interested in joining a writing group, please complete this quick survey as well (even if you are currently in a group): https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf6k0DX2BulcaVatmcQgDnlJSWtkDY5DhBeg27NPlPn6-HnlA/viewform?c=0&w=1
Jobs:
13. GRA FOR URBAN AFFAIRS AND PLANNING PROJECT – JUNE 2019-JUNE 2020 – 1st posting
Half time (10 hr/wk.) position will involve in research projects aiming to incorporate shared,automated, and electric ehicles (SAEVs) into existing transportation and land use models and evaluate energy consumption under various technology adoption, transportation, and land use policy scenarios. Must be self-motivated with a high level of responsibility to complete tasks on time and make significant progress without direct supervision. Strong verbal and written communication skills. Indepth knowledge of transportation demand models and urban land use models literature. Strong statistic modeling skill, especially discrete choice models. Experience on machine learning models. Ability to learn new software and research techniques as needed. Priority will be given to students who are familiar with Python or R. Jun 30, 2019-June 30, 2020 appointment. Qualified candidates send resume to Dr. Wenwen Zhang at wenwenz3@vt.edu.
14. GRADUATE ASSISTANT FOR FRATERNITY & SORORITY LIFE – 2nd posting
The Office of Fraternity & Sorority Life is seeking a Graduate Assistant for the 2019-2020 Academic Year. Reporting to the Assistant Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life, the GA will be afforded an opportunity to explore and experience Greek Life from all aspects and will gain experience working directly with one of our governing councils (PHC, IFC, NPHC or UCFS). Position responsibilities will center on four main foci; advising, education, program and event planning, and administration. While serving as a part-time administrator, the incumbent will take leadership in co-advising one of our councils. The GA will also assist in the planning and execution of all education workshops and leadership retreats. For more information, please contact Abbey Rowe Erwin, Assistant Director of Fraternity & Sorority Life, rowea@vt.edu.
15. GRAD ASSISTANT – CAUS IT DEPARTMENT – 3rd posting
The College of Architecture and Urban Studies IT Department seeks a customer service focused Computer Support person to provide front line technical assistance to faculty and staff on Blacksburg campus. Must have experience with basic system administration tasks in a Window/MacOS operating system environment and configuration and setup of Windows/MacOS devices; Ability to demonstrate practical troubleshooting and problem analysis techniques; a customer service orientation; Ability to communicate effectively to a variety of audiences through a variety of channels (in-person, phone , email, etc.). Experience with IT support, advanced system administration tools (Microsoft MDT, PowerShell, etc.); and experience in an Active Directory domain environment preferred. 20 hr/wk position. If interested, send resume and cover letter to Rick Craig at hitman23@vt.edu.
1. Global Outreach Graduate Assistant at https://eng.vt.edu/academics/international-programs/student-resources-for-international-programs/GlobalOutreachGA.html
2. Global Programs Graduate Assistant at https://eng.vt.edu/academics/international-programs/student-resources-for-international-programs/global-programs-graduate-assistant.html
16. DIVISION OF HUMAN RESOURCES-GRADUATE STUDENT WORKER (SUMMER 2019) – 3rd posting
Will work in the Talent Management Department. This department oversees the design & delivery of professional, leadership, organizational, and diversity development programs that are available to all employees. Position supports HR-TM consultants by editing, revising, and creating materials for custom workshops and performs data management and translation using statistical software and techniques. Must be proficient in Microsoft PowerPoint, Word, Excel, Qualtrics Surveys, and familiar with Google Drive applications. This is a wage-position starting in May and ending in August. Deadline to apply is Apr 25. For more info and to apply, go to: https://vt.joinhandshake.com/jobs/2587321?ref=web-app-job-search&search_id=8429a57e-7ffb-417a-9a2f-b4ed3e3f8dd1. Questions? Contact Sylvie Job at sylvj96@vt.edu.
17. GRAD ASSISTANT/DATA ANALYST – OFFICE OF AUDIT, RISH & COMPLIANCE – 3rd posting
Will assist in the assessment, implementation, and support of information technology solutions that promote administrative efficiencies and enhance data collection and reporting. Requires bachelor’s in BIT, computer science, statistics, math, engineering, or related field from accredited university;·Data retrieval experience with programming tools that access common databases; Strong data analysis skills; hands-on experience working with complex data sets, pivot tables, and strong knowledge of advanced database and statistical functions and methods; proficiency in developing macros in Microsoft Office applications using VBA; Interest or experience designing, developing, and implementing information systems for end users using modern development and design tools; Good communication skills, both written and verbal; Proven analytical, mathematical, and creative problem-solving skills. Hired applicant must successfully pass a background check. Send resume/cover letter and any questions to boyettecl@vt.edu.
Volunteers and research participants sought:
18. PARTICIPANTS NEEDED FOR AUGMENTED REALITY STUDY – 1st posting
Overall goal in this study is to evaluate using Augmented Reality (AR) as a medium to disambiguate and annotate objects within a scene. Must be over 18 years of age. The entire experiment process should take approx. 60 minutes. Participants will be asked to fill out a short demographic questionnaire, evaluate several AR interfaces using Microsoft HoloLens, and participate in an exit survey about your experience of using the application on HoloLens. All volunteers will be entered a random drawing for a chance to win two $20 gift certificates to the VT bookstore. Participation is confidential and completely voluntary. If interested, please call or email Cedrick Ilo at icedri3@vt.edu (252-366-5450).
19. PARTICIPANTS NEEDED IN A SOUND LOCALIZATION LEARNING STUDY – 1st posting
Study In a sound localization learning study for military-relevant sounds. Must be18-45 years old and have no prior experience with sound localization studies. Must pass a hearing test in the VT Auditory
Systems Laboratory. Participants will be required to perform sound localization tasks of military-type sounds in a lab setting and in a field setting (about 45 minutes away from VT campus). Approx.6-9 hours total spread over two to five days. Compensation is $10/hour for all time spent and $30 bonus for completion of all experimental sessions. Email Kara Cave if interested karacave@vt.edu.
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20. VOLUNTEERS NEED FOR BLACK GARLIC STUDY – 1st posting
The Virginia Tech Food Sensory Lab is studying the sensory properties of black garlic. Participants will be asked to look at as well as taste black garlic and indicate preferences. Time commitment is 30 minutes for each session. Multiple participations are allowed up to once per day throughout the duration of the study.
Must be 18+ years old. Participants can enjoy a snack after completing a session as compensation. The study is at 9:00am-3:00pm on Apr 22-25 in HABB1 205. For more information, contact Elizabeth Clark (foodsensory@vt.edu).
21. PARTICIPANTS NEEDED: RESEARCH STUDY ON SELF DRIVING CARS – 1st posting
The Mind Music and Machine Lab at Virginia Tech is seeking individuals to participate in a study to determine the usability and effect of In-Vehicle displays (Visual, Auditory & Tactile) on driver state and performance in an autonomous vehicle. During the study, participants will be asked to drive in a driving simulator environment. Driving performance may be recorded with cameras/screen recordings during the study. Study will last approximately one hour. Each participant will receive $10 compensation for participation. For more information, please contact Harsh Sanghavi (harshks@vt.edu). This study is being conducted under the supervision of Dr. Myounghoon Jeon (myounghoonjeon@vt.edu).
To participate, fill the following form: https://virginiatech.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3E1ZGgT1QyItFgF .
22. PARTICIPANTS NEED FOR MOVEMENT MECHANICS STUDY – 1st posting
The Granata Biomechanics Lab is studying the impact of race and related factors on movement mechanics. This low-risk study will involve two testing sessions (approx. 30 min. and 90 min. in length). $20 in compensation for r participation in this study. To be eligible, participants must: (1) self-identify as either white American or African-American, (2) can walk without an assistive device, and (3) have not had a lower extremity injury in the past 3 months that limited your physical activity for more than 2 days. If interested, contact Cherice Hughes-Oliver at cnh4ph@vt.edu.
23. PARTICIPANTS NEEDED: RESEARCH STUDY ON REMOTE ONLINE ASSISTANCE – 2nd posting
The Echo Lab at Virginia Tech is seeking individuals who have average to above average digital literacy and help others they know (i.e. family, friends) accomplish online web tasks from time to time.
Must be 18 years+, have good digital literacy, and can fill out a survey. Study will last approximately 10-15 minutes can be done from a remote location. For more info, contact Sang Won Lee (sangwonlee@vt.edu) or Edward Powell (edwardp9@vt.edu). To participate, go to https://virginiatech.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_dhW2BQRNbwf2rGd. The first 60 participants will be compensated with a $5 Amazon Gift Card (electronic) after responding to the survey.
24. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: REWARD & LOSS FINANCIAL DECISION-MAKING STUDY – 2nd posting
Must be between 18–55 years of age to participate. All volunteers completing the initial online questionnaire will be entered into a raffle to receive a $50 Amazon gift card. If contacted to complete an optional second part of the study, which will be conducted on the Virginia Tech campus, brain activity measurements will be taken while you make financial decisions. Compensation for this second optional study is between $10-30. Brain activity will be measured using FNIRS (functional near-infrared spectroscopy), which leverages optical processes to enable the measurement of real-time neural activity. The link to complete the online questionnaire can be found on our lab website at http://www.scanlab.org/projects.html under the section Reward and Loss Learning in Anxiety. Both anxious and non-anxious subjects needed. For more info contact vt.scanlab@gmail.com or call (540) 315-2406.
25. PARTICIPANTS NEEDED FOR SENSORY STUDY OF PLANT-BASED MILK – 2nd posting
The VT Sensory Evaluation Lab is recruiting volunteers (18 years or older) to participate in a sensory study of plant-based milk. Participants will be asked to taste and describe their impressions of plant-based milk samples. Those with allergy of soybean, peanut, almond, and sesame should refrain from participating. There is no compensation, but all participants are eligible to enjoy a nice snack after completing the sensory test. Study will be on April 12 and 16 from 9 am to 4 pm in HABB1 205 (1230 Washington St SW). To sign up for this study, login to your Compusense account (https://vt.compusensecloud.com/edu/login.aspx) and take the plant-based milk study screener. If you qualify for the study, you will be directed to schedule 30-minute timeslots. Parking passes are available upon request. Questions or additional information? Please contact Qing Jin (jin622@vt.edu). Dr. Jacob Lahne is supervising this study.
26. COUNCIL OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION (CISO) NOMINATIONS FOR 2019-20 BOARD – 3rd posting
Are you interested in the international community at VT? Do you want to help represent the international students at VT? Do you want to meet Hokies from around the world? Do you want to learn about traditions and cultures from different countries and host the International Street Fair 2020? If so, the Council of International Student Organization (CISO) is seeking nominations for the 2019-2020 board. Nominations are open until Apr 16 at: https://forms.gle/EuQpKTvz2nX59eWH6
27. PARTICIPANTS NEEDED FOR A STUDY ON FATIGUE AND BALANCE – 3rd posting
Volunteers are needed to participate in a research study on the effects of occupational fatigue on balance. Participation involves 2 sessions: one 45-minute session and one 4-hour session. Must be 18-35 years old, have no musculoskeletal or neurological conditions that affect your balance or walking, are able to walk unassisted for 60 minutes, and are able to lift a 50-pound box. Participants will be compensated $67.50 for completing the study. For more information, please contact Leigh Allin at lallin@vt.edu.
Upcoming events:
INCLUSION SERIES FOR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING GRADUATE STUDENTS
Tuesday, Apr 30, 12:00-1:00pm, Graduate Life Center Room F
The Diversity Scholars “Inclusion Series” serves to enhance the graduate student experience and stimulate discussions and cross-cultural connections about a variety of topics. This series will foster a conversation amongst 25 College of Engineering graduate students about their experiences navigating multiple responsibilities and roles as graduate students while highlighting its marginalized voices and perspectives. Join your graduate peer’s from the College of Engineering as we discuss mental health and promote wellness on. Register for the event by clicking the following link, https://virginiatech.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_424DfutH5mOmeWh, no later than Apr 24. For questions about the event, contact Senam Tamakloe at stama1@vt.edu. For accommodations related to disabilities, contact Dr. Justin Grimes at jgrimes18@vt.edu at least 72 hours in advance of the event.
AIKIDO EXHIBITION AND CULTURAL EXCHANGE AT VIRGINIA TECH
Tuesday, Apr 30, 6:00pm, War Memorial Gym Dance Room
Grad student Heta Patel invites you to this traditional class followed by Instructor Q & A. Never a sport and more than simply a method of self-defense, Aikido is a system for developing the body and the mind. It is a martial art practiced worldwide for health, conditioning, and wellness. Event is also recommended for those interested in Japanese culture. Class will be taught by high-ranked instructors visiting from Okazaki, Japan.Audience is welcomed to participate in a short Q&A at the end of the class. Space is limited; sign up at: https://forms.gle/S8Avxrjp42GmMKLr7. Hosted by Kodokan Aikido at Virginia Tech. Contact kodokan.aikido@gmail.com or Heta Patel (hetaa7@vt.edu) or visit aikidoblacksburg.org for more details.
DIVERSITY SCHOLARS SHOWCASE
Thursday, May 2, 12:00pm, GLC Multipurpose Room.
Ten graduate students will share their projects related to diversity, inclusion, and equity to benefit the graduate community and community at large. The event will be held on Thursday, May 2nd at 12PM in the Graduate Life Center- Multipurpose Room. Lunch will be provided. Sign-up at https://virginiatech.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3knTbblsMSicMct
ICE CREAM SOCIAL: COOL END TO SPRING 2019
Friday, May 3, 1:00-2:30pm to the GLC lawn
Come out and enjoy ice cream with fellow graduate students. The Office of Recruitment, Diversity, and Inclusion thank you for a wonderful year and want to end it on a cold note with games/activities! Sign up for this free event and suggest toppings at http://bit.ly/IceCreamSocial2019. For accommodations related to disabilities, contact Dr. Justin Grimes at jgrimes1@vt.edu at least 72 hours in advance of the event.