Spotlight on Student Affairs

Frank Shushok Jr. named associate vice president for student affairs at Virginia Tech

Edward Spencer, vice president for student affairs, has appointed Frank Shushok Jr. of Waco, Texas as the associate vice president for student affairs. Shushok has been dean for student learning and engagement at Baylor University since 2004. He is expected to begin his new role at Virginia Tech in August. Read the full story

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Family Day 2009

The university community invites you and your family to Hokie Family Day, October 24, 2009! More information.

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Summer Leadership Employment Program (SLEP)

Targeted at officers of Virginia Tech student organizations that comprise the Commission on Student Affairs, this leadership opportunity involves student leaders in a variety of meetings and activities held on campus and in the Blacksburg area. Read more about this and other opportunities.

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For First-Years Only: Link up to involvement... How to get involved!

Students, particularly first-year students, are always asking for more ways to learn about getting involved on campus. The Division of Student Affairs has listened. Students now have an opportunity to learn about many of the exciting events and programs that await them. Get involved!

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Your Responsibilities as a Hokie

We are a Community of Hokies

Within our Community of Hokies reasonable expectations apply to all individuals. Have respect yourself and others, show "Hokies Respect", be mindful of the responsibilities that come with choosing to consume alcohol, and know that this university is no place for weapons.

The Hokie Handbook

The definitive guide to Virginia Tech student life. It provides an overview of what makes a successful Hokie.

University Judicial System

We wish to help create a fair, just, and disciplined university community. Read the University Policies for Student Life.

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