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The Division of Student Affairs focuses on the importance of promoting student learning while providing a welcoming and inclusive environment for all.
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- Virginia Tech Student Code of Conduct 2024(Virginia Tech, 2024-08)The Student Code of Conduct outlines policies established by the university that set standards for students’ behavior, along with procedures for adjudicating and sanctioning violations of these standards.
- Virginia Tech Dining Services Strategic Plan 2023 — 2028(Virginia Tech, 2023)Dining Services’ work is laser-focused on providing an excellent student experience through providing exceptional food and service. The department’s priorities align with Virginia Tech’s Beyond Boundaries vision and Student Affairs strategic plan. Working within the vision, Dining Services has created a strategic plan which will serve as our directional compass in decision making which will propel the department towards making changes to align our future projects. The goals of our strategic plan embrace opportunities to collaborate, innovate, and advocate for our students and staff members.
- 2023-2028 Student Affairs Strategic Plan(Virginia Tech, 2023)The Hokie student experience at Virginia Tech is unique — our students are invited to grow, develop, and achieve in an atmosphere that values learning, discovery, and engagement. Student Affairs seeks to support learning environments that facilitate belonging and help students develop leadership, listening, and empathy skills. Hokies are effective leaders because they lead with purpose and have opportunities to fully embrace Virginia Tech’s motto Ut Prosim (That I May Serve) as a way of life. With the launch of our strategic plan, Student Affairs is building upon our pledge to support students in a community that values holistic student success and well-being. It also speaks to how we will strategically prioritize ways to sustain an environment that lives out our Aspirations for Student Learning. Our strategic priorities are intentional and show our deep commitment to fostering a culture of inclusion and belonging, prioritizing student success, advancing the importance of civic engagement, and enriching student and employee lives through service.
- Student Affairs Annual Report 2022-2023(Virginia Tech, 2023)This annual report for FY22-23 highlights the many accomplishments of our division and introduces our newly developed strategic plan that we launched in the fall of 2023.
- Student Affairs Annual Report 2021-2022(Virginia Tech, 2022)The annual report for the Division of Student Affairs in 2021-2022.
- Homefield Farm at Kentland Farm 2021 Annual Report(Virginia Tech, 2021)Homefield Farm (formerly the Dining Services Farm) is a collaborative partnership between Dining Services, the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, and the School of Plant and Environmental Sciences. This annual report details the impact of the farm in 2021.
- Homefield Farm at Kentland Farm 2020 Annual Report(Virginia Tech, 2020)Homefield Farm (formerly the Dining Services Farm) is a collaborative partnership between Dining Services, the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, and the School of Plant and Environmental Sciences. This annual report details the impact of the farm in 2020.
- Interfaith Circle, Edition 41(Virginia Tech, 2021-06)This is the final edition of the newsletter for the Interfaith Program at Virginia Tech.
- The Virginia Tech Student Experience: Virginia Tech’s Next 20 Years(Virginia Tech, 2015-01)This report represents intense study of the Virginia Tech student experience and offers recommendations to guide Students' Affairs actions and decisions between 2015-2035.
- Food Security Task Force Recommendation Report(Virginia Tech, 2021)Throughout the spring 2020 semester, the Food Security Task Force convened to consider how Virginia Tech can and should respond to the growing concern of food security issues for students throughout all of our campuses. We are pleased to share the results of our work as well as our proposal for a way forward.
- Student Affairs Annual Report, 2020-2021(Virginia Tech, 2021)Student Affairs is comprised of faculty; full-time staff; wage employees; graduate assistants; and student employees, leaders, and interns -- more than 3,600 people who touch nearly every aspect of students’ lives. The programs, essential services, events, and resources Student Affairs provides complement and complete the academic rigor of a Virginia Tech education. Our mission, Beyond Boundaries, InclusiveVT, the Aspirations for Student Learning, and our motto, Ut Prosim (That I May Serve), remain our guiding lights and have helped us to solidify a culture that is dynamic, human-centered, adaptable, and always preparing our students to understand the deeply moral calling of Ut Prosim to make the world better for all. In this report, we outline the ways in which we are building, sustaining, and strengthening that culture.
- Student Affairs Annual Report, 2019-2020(Virginia Tech, 2020)This annual report covers Student Affairs’ initiatives, programs, processes, and services during the 2019-2020 academic year.
- Student Affairs Annual Report, 2018-2019(Virginia Tech, 2019)This report presents Student Affairs' key accomplishments during Academic Year 2018-2019.
- Future of Student Governance Task Force Report(Virginia Tech, 2021)In the fall of 2020, President Timothy Sands and Provost Cyril Clarke appointed Kim O’Rourke, Vice President for Policy & Governance, and Frank Shushok, Jr., Vice President for Student Affairs, to lead the Task Force on the Future of Student Governance to work in parallel with the President’s Committee on Governance. The overarching charge of the Task Force was as follows: The Task Force on the Future of Student Governance at Virginia Tech will work in parallel with the President’s Committee on Governance with the specific goal of developing a set of recommendations for redesigning the structure of student governance to more effectively represent the voice of the undergraduate, graduate, and professional students. The recommended structure will define more clearly the distinct roles and responsibilities of the various bodies involved in student governance and relationships between them, and will foster inclusion, collaboration, and coordination among those bodies. The Task Force will assess the strengths and deficiencies of the current structure, benchmark best practices at other universities, and develop a set of recommendations tailored to Virginia Tech’s overall system of shared governance— which may include proposed additions, eliminations, mergers, or scope modifications to the existing governance entities. Preliminary recommendations will be shared with the President’s Committee on Governance for feedback and refined for submission to the President at the end of spring semester 2020. With the President’s endorsement, specific proposals will then proceed through the governance system during spring semester 2021, with a goal of implementation at the beginning of fall semester 2021.
- Interfaith Circle, Edition 39(Virginia Tech, 2021-05)In this newsletter, you will find the latest news about the Interfaith Initiative at Virginia Tech.
- Interfaith Circle, Edition 32(Virginia Tech, 2020-06-24)This bi-weekly newsletter is promoted by the Dean of Students Office at VT, in support of the Interfaith Program.
- Interfaith Circle, Edition 30(Virginia Tech, 2020-05-20)This bi-weekly newsletter is promoted by the Dean of Students Office at VT, in support of the Interfaith Program.
- Interfaith Circle, Edition 31(Virginia Tech, 2020-06-10)This bi-weekly newsletter is promoted by the Dean of Students Office at VT, in support of the Interfaith Program.
- Interfaith Circle, Edition 28(Virginia Tech, 2020-04-14)This bi-weekly newsletter is promoted by the Dean of Students Office at VT, in support of the Interfaith Program.
- Interfaith Circle, Edition 29(Virginia Tech, 2020-05-07)This bi-weekly newsletter is promoted by the Dean of Students Office at VT, in support of the Interfaith Program.