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Welcome from Dr. Perillo! Spring Family Weekend 2013 Embrace Ut Prosim as a way of life Practice Civility Commit to unwavering Curiosity Pursue Self-Understanding and Intergrity Prepare for a life of Courageous Leadership Aspire! Awards
 
Mon, 20 May 2013

A collaborative, two-part exhibit by Radford University Professor Emeritus Charlie Brouwer, will be on display in Squires Student Center's second floor atrium and at Mish Mish Gallery in downtown Blacksburg.

Burruss Hall doors open

Learning Aspirations Blog

Today's featured post is “A University Built on Civility” by Chad Mandala [focuses on “Civility”]. You are encouraged to participate in the conversation:


 

Nominate inspirational students for Aspire! Award

Do you know a student who exemplifies curiosity, integrity and self-understanding, civility, courageous leadership, or the values of Ut Prosim (That I May Serve)? Then nominate him or her for an Aspire! Award. Students will be honored in November, February, March, and April. See the award website for information on nomination deadlines.

 

Our Mission:

To promote students learning, life skills, and personal growth through a strong focus on holistic student development and collaborative partnerships that deliver superior service to, and care for, students in the spirit of Ut Prosim.

To learn more about our Aspirations for Student Learning and Guiding Principles for Service, visit the About Student Affairs section.

Planning to live off campus next year?

Moving Off Campus Play by Play Video

Virginia Tech's "Moving Off Campus" video (17 min) provides an entertaining look at the rewards and challenges student renters face.

For more off-campus housing information visit the information desk located on the lower level in Squires Student Center