Recurring Events:
1. WEEKLY DROP-IN SERVICES
2. WEEKLY RECURRING EVENTS
This Week’s Events:
3. BUILDING A WINNING RESUME/CV
4. HOW TO USE iTHENTICATE – TRAINING SESSIONS
5. ASK A COP: DOS AND DONUTS
6. GRAD SHPE AT VT – 1ST SPRING 2019 GENERAL BODY MEETING
7. MEET YOUR IMMIGRATION ADVISOR
8. GROCERY BINGO
9. FLAMENCO AND SPANISH TRADITIONAL DANCE
10. LUNCH WITH THE DEAN
11. WOMEN’S ALLIANCE INFORMAL SOCIAL FOR GRAD STUDENTS
12. WELCOME BACK—KIDS’ NIGHT OUT
13. GLC WELCOME SOCIAL
14. TASTE OF NATIONS
Administrative Announcements:
15. HEALTH SCIENCES & TECHNOLOGY COMMERCIALIZATION FELLOWS PROGRAM INFO SESSION – 1st posting
16. THE GSA’S 35TH ANNUAL RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM & EXPOSITION – DEADLINE EXTENDED
17. STUDENT TITLE IX ADVISORY BOARD – 1st posting
18. ENTREPRENEUR CHALLENGE – 1st posting
19. GSA TRAVEL FUND PROGRAM WINTER CYCLE -1st posting
20. 2019 OPEN EDUCATION SYMPOSIUM AT VIRGINIA TECH: DEADLINE EXTENDED – 2nd posting
21 LIBRARY STUDIOS WORKSHOP SERIES, SPRING 2019 – 2nd posting
22. GRADUATE STUDENTS INVITED TO SUBMIT WRITING – 2nd posting
23. GRADUATE HONOR SYSTEM RECRUITING GRADUATE STUDENT PANELISTS – 3rd posting
Jobs:
24. MULTIPLE POSITIONS FOR GOVERNOR’S SCHOOL PROGRAM LEADERS – 2nd posting
Volunteers and research participants sought:
25. PARTICIPANTS NEEDED FOR WORKING MEMORY STUDY – 1st posting
26. AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDENT VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR ADHD STUDY – 2nd posting
27. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR PSYCHOPHSYIOLOGICAL MONITORING STUDY – 3rd posting
28. NEED VOLUNTEERS FOR STUDY ON SCHOOL READINESS IN PRESCHOOLERS – 3rd posting
Upcoming events:
— BUILDING A WINNING RESUME/CV
— ASK A COP: DO’S AND DONUTS
— GLC WELCOME SOCIAL (register by 2/4)
— LUNCH WITH THE DEAN
— DINING ETIQUETTE
— CAN THERE BE JUSTICE WITHOUT GOD?
— BLACK HISTORY MONTH CONNECT LUNCH
— WHAT HAVE I GOTTEN MYSELF INTO
Recurring Events
1. WEEKLY DROP-IN SERVICES:
– Career Advising: Thursdays 3:00-5:00pm starting Feb 7. 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 and Wednesdays, 9:00-10:30am, GLC, Room D
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.
– 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
2nd 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.
– 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/c6p3sehbbghugb4p. Please note that spots are limited. Contact Jessie Meltsner at jmelts@vt.edu for more info.
– LUTHERAN TRADITIONAL DIVINE SERVICE
Sundays, 2:30pm Bible Study; 3:30pm worship, War Memorial Chapel
For more information, contact Nathaniel at nhall28@vt.edu.
This Week’s Events
3. BUILDING A WINNING RESUME/CV
Monday, Feb 4, 5:30pm, GLC Room F
Having a well-polished resume is the most critical step toward getting an interview. Start early to be ready for spring career fairs and on-campus interviews. More information can be found here: https://vt.joinhandshake.com/events/259657/share_preview
4. HOW TO USE iTHENTICATE – TRAINING SESSIONS
Monday, Feb 4, 7:00-8:00pm via Zoom Room 5402318316
Multiple dates, times, and locations throughout the semester listed below
The Graduate School is offering training sessions on how graduate students will use iThenticate, a newly available software system, to review the originality of documents, ensure accurate attribution to other authors, and eliminate occurrences of potential plagiarism. Please attend only one session if you are interested; registration at https://profdev.tlos.vt.edu/ by searching for “iThenticate” in the search box.
– Wednesday, February 27, 2:00pm-3:00pm in GLC C
– Wednesday, March 6, 7:00pm-8:00pm via Zoom Room 5402318316
– Thursday, March 28, 10:00am-11:00am in GLC C
– Tuesday, April 9, 7:00pm-8:00pm via Zoom Room 5402318316
– Tuesday, April 16, 3:00pm-4:00pm in GLC C
5. ASK A COP: DOS AND DONUTS
Tuesday, Feb 5, 5:00pm, GLC Room C
Dunk into the dos and don’ts of what to do if you get pulled over by the police. Also learn when to call the police for assistance and hear about the services and events the Virginia Tech Police Department offers to students. Ever wonder why cops are always associated with donuts? Find out the answer at this session! This is tailored for international students but anyone is welcome to attend. Bring your questions. Yes, there will be donuts! Sign-up here: https://virginiatech.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8CYno3NE8QAfwFf
6. GRAD SHPE AT VT – 1ST SPRING 2019 GENERAL BODY MEETING
Wednesday, Feb 6, 3:00-4:30pm, GLC Meeting Room F
Grad SHPE at VT is a collective of graduate students cultivating a sense of community for Chicanos/Hispanics/Latinxs pursuing advanced degrees in fields including but not limited to, science, technology, engineering and mathematics at Virginia Tech. They strive to take an active role in facilitating personal, academic, and professional development within their community in order to become culturally responsible leaders. The first GBM will cover the results of their latest retreat and introduce their faculty advisor to the group. For more information, email vtgradshpe@vt.edu.
7. MEET YOUR IMMIGRATION ADVISOR
Wed Feb 6, 3:30-4:30pm, GLC Room B
Learn who your immigration advisors are and how they can assist you while you are a Virginia Tech F-1 or J-1 student. Light refreshments will be served. Drop by for a short visit or stay and chat with advisors and fellow international graduate students.
8. GROCERY BINGO
Wed Feb 6, 5:30pm, GLC Room F
Compete against other graduate students in Bingo for a chance to win free grocery items! Sign-up here: https://virginiatech.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_4OBFFmRdlSWauJn
9. FLAMENCO AND SPANISH TRADITIONAL DANCE
Wednesday, Feb 6, 7:00–8:00pm, Squires 116
Interested in learning Flamenco, Tango, Fandango and other forms of Spanish Classical dance? Come join ‘Olé at VT’ every Wednesday for our practice sessions. No prior experience or partner necessary. Free and open to all.
10. LUNCH WITH THE DEAN
Thurs Feb 7, 12-1pm, GLC Room C
Meet Graduate School Dean Dr. Karen DePauw and graduate student leaders. 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_e9enfrA37HWyjZP
11. WOMEN’S ALLIANCE INFORMAL SOCIAL FOR GRAD STUDENTS
Thursday, Feb 7, 5:00-7:00pm, Champs, Main St. Blacksburg
Join the Graduate Subcommittee of the Women’s Alliance for an informal social. Use this time to meet up with friends, reconnect with those who you may not have seen in a while, and get to know new women across campus. The goal of the Women’s Alliance is to promote an equitable and inclusive culture at Virginia Tech, including graduate students. Also, come share ideas for events and resources that would be useful.
12. WELCOME BACK—KIDS’ NIGHT OUT
Thursday, Feb 7, 6:30-8:30pm, VT Women’s Center, 206 Washington St., B’burg
Free child care is starting up! Sign up for this week’s free Thursday evening session (6:30-8:30) of fun and games in a safe and supportive atmosphere for your child aged 2-12 at the Virginia Tech Women’s Center. Space is limited. Sign up here: https://doodle.com/poll/c6p3sehbbghugb4p
13. GLC WELCOME SOCIAL
Friday, Feb 8, 5:00-7:00pm, GLC Multipurpose Room
The GLC Fellows invite you to come hang out with fellow graduate students at the GLC Welcome Social. Ease into the new semester with some food, music, and games! This event is open to all graduate students and their families. For an accurate count for food, sign-up at https://virginiatech.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0ps7utNUHb6VxKB by Monday Feb 4.
14. TASTE OF NATIONS
Saturday, Feb 9, 7:00-9:00pm, Squires Old Dominion Ballroom
Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship is hosting, with the help of other international organizations on campus, called Taste the Nations. Grad student Kennedy Boyce invites you to this night of celebrating the diversity of cultures represented at Tech through sharing food and fun. Doors will open at 7:00pm. For the rest of the evening, people will be free to talk and try some of the food others brought. Admission is free. See the Facebook Event Page at https://www.facebook.com/events/2047783041984765/ International student organizations on campus are invited to partner. Any group interested in taking part of this event can get involved by attending, bringing food from your culture, and suggesting ways we can facilitate cultures being shared and people having fun. For more information, email krboyce@gmail.com.
Administrative Announcements:
15. HEALTH SCIENCES & TECHNOLOGY COMMERCIALIZATION FELLOWS PROGRAM INFO SESSION – 1st posting
Through a competitive process, up to five graduate students or postdocs will be selected from across VT who study or conduct research in health sciences and technology related areas and are interested in research commercialization. The Fellows Program is a part of the Health Sciences and Technology Division’s initiative that utilizes VT and regional resources to assist with research commercialization. If interested, attend a presentation by the 2018 Fellows on Tuesday, Feb 19 from 12:00-1:15 pm in Room 3012, Riverside 2 in Roanoke. Lunch will be provided and registration is required by completing the following form: https://tinyurl.com/commercializationpanel. For questions, or to request an application: please contact Hal Irvin (hirvin@vtc.vt.edu) or Taryn Luoma (taryn1@vtc.vt.edu) Applications are due by 5:00pm on Monday, Feb 25.
16. THE GSA’S 35TH ANNUAL RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM & EXPOSITION – DEADLINE EXTENDED
All graduate students are invited to “Discover New Perspectives” and apply for the GSA’s 35th Annual Research Symposium and Exposition. Compete against other students in oral and poster presentations as well as Flash Talks and Installations to win cash prizes up to $1,000! ALL degree programs are welcome to apply by February 22 at 11:59PM by submitting a 300-word abstract reflecting your presentation. Check out the website at gsa.vt.eduhttps://blogs.lt.vt.edu/graduatestudentassembly/ for more information and apply today! Contact Sharon Stidham (sharon62@vt.edu) and Kisha Greer (kiwi@vt.edu) with questions or comments.
17. STUDENT TITLE IX ADVISORY BOARD – 1st posting
The Office for Equity and Accessibility seeks to convene a Student Title IX Advisory Board. The purpose of the Board will be to provide comment and feedback on the university’s response to reports of gender based harassment and violence. The Student Title IX Advisory Board will meet twice each semester to hold discussions and provide feedback directly to the university’s Title IX Coordinator. Issues for discussion may include: review of university’s policies and procedures; review of resources available to students; and review of the university’s communication and outreach efforts, including https://www.stopabuse.vt.edu.
To gather a group with varied perspectives and experiences, student from all backgrounds are encouraged to apply. Interested students should contact Katie Polidoro (polidoro@vt.edu) and provide a short statement expressing their interest in the Board.
18. ENTREPRENEUR CHALLENGE – 1st posting
VT Entrepreneur Challenge provides teams of 2-5 students from across campus to compete for the best business model and a chance to win up to $40,000 in cash awards and prizes! The Entrepreneur Challenge is intended to encourage students to develop ideas and support early stage business development. Team registration deadline is Feb 8 at 11:59pm. Entrepreneur Challenge Finals and Awards will be held on Mar 1. Go to https://www.apex.vt.edu/entrepreneurchallenge/ for more information and registration.
19. GSA TRAVEL FUND PROGRAM WINTER CYCLE -1st posting
Have you attended or plan to attend a conference in Winter between Nov 1, 2018 and Feb 28, 2019? The GSA Travel Fund Program (TFP) will partially support the monetary costs associated with conference attendance including travel, lodging, meals, and registration. The Winter Cycle applications will be opening from February 4, 2019. The deadline to apply is February 18, 2019. Further detail, updates, and the application can be found at https://blogs.lt.vt.edu/graduatestudentassembly/what-we-can-offer-you/funding-opportunities/travel-fund-program/. Tentative dates for our Spring Cycle (March 1-June 30) application will be in late March or early April. More Questions? Contact the GSA TFP Chair at gsatravelfund@gmail.com
20. 2019 OPEN EDUCATION SYMPOSIUM AT VIRGINIA TECH: DEADLINE EXTENDED – 2nd posting
The University Libraries at Virginia Tech invites proposals for conference posters and lightning round talks to be presented at the 2019 Open Education Symposium held at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Virginia, on Mar 4. This event is part of Open Education Week, an internationally recognized initiative sponsored by the Open Education Consortium with the goal of raising awareness of open education. The theme of the 2019 Open Education Symposium is “Expanding Open Education in Colleges & Universities.” For more information,go to https://guides.lib.vt.edu/oer/oeweek. Deadline for brief proposals has been extended Feb 14 at 11:59pm. Submit at: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdeXCBG5xS9EUYEM2Ar_js8I9SgqDmUl6eTgbwncF3hgnIZkQ/viewform.
21. LIBRARY STUDIOS WORKSHOP SERIES, SPRING 2019 – 2nd posting
All grad students are invited to the following free workshops organized by the University Libraries at VT.
– Open Text Coding, Monday February 11, 2:30-4:00pm, Torgersen 1100.
– Introduction to Dataset Modifications with Tableau Prep, Wednesday February 20, 10:00-11:30am, Athenaeum (Newman Library 124).
– Finding Free Materials for Projects, Wednesday February 20, 2:00-3:00pm, Newman Library 207A
– Introduction to Data Analysis in Python with Pandas, Thursday February 21, 1:00-4:00pm, Torgersen 3310
Visit http://vt.libcal.com/workshops for more details and to register.
22. GRADUATE STUDENTS INVITED TO SUBMIT WRITING – 2nd posting
The student blog RE: Reflections and Explorations, offered through the VT Institute for Policy and Governance, is a great vehicle to share research ideas and theories with a broader audience. All VT grad students are eligible to offer essays that address a policy, politics or governance issue or concern. Students in ALCE, ASPECT, GIA, HD, PGG, Natural Resources, PAPP, Political Science, Rhetoric and Writing, Sociology and Urban Affairs and Planning are particularly encouraged to submit essays. To find examples of past topics, read archived essays at https://blogs.lt.vt.edu/reflectionsandexplorations/. Dr. Max Stephenson, Prof. of Public and International Affairs, serves as editor and final arbiter of all submissions. Sign up using this Google Spreadsheet. Slots will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Questions? Contact Heather Parrish at parrish1@vt.edu.
23. GRADUATE HONOR SYSTEM RECRUITING GRADUATE STUDENT PANELISTS – 3rd posting
The Graduate Honor System is recruiting graduate students to serve as panelists who review evidence and determine the outcome of GHS cases. Must be a graduate student at Virginia Tech in good academic standing. Overall time commitment is 3-4 hours a semester based on the number of cases and panelist
availability. If interested, please contact the GHS Chair – Anurag Mantha (ghs@vt.edu) to set up a brief meeting to discuss the role. Once the meeting is complete, panelists are added to the GHS email list and are free to volunteer to serve on any panel based on your availability.
Jobs:
24. MULTIPLE POSITIONS FOR GOVERNOR’S SCHOOL PROGRAM LEADERS – 3rd posting
The Virginia Governor’s School for Agriculture summer program has multiple positions seeking Program Leaders from Jun 19 to Jul 21. The GSL is the heart of the Governor’s School for Agriculture (GSA). They interact on a continuing and personal basis with small numbers of GSA students, providing instruction, mentorship, and assistance to the Governor’s School students. The GSL plays a critical role in ensuring the Student Code of Conduct is adhered to at all times, and ensuring the personal safety of all Governor’s School for Agriculture students. Other roles include providing administrative and other support as directed by the Director or On-site Director. GSL’s will be selected for their academic ability, enthusiasm, potential as instructional assistants, and leadership. For more info and a full position description, go to https://www.dropbox.com/s/0owzb7gn4mp3amg/Governor’s%20School%20Leader%20Job%20Description%202019.pdf?dl=0.
Volunteers and research participants sought:
25. PARTICIPANTS NEEDED FOR WORKING MEMORY STUDY – 1st posting
We are recruiting participants for a study investigating the effect of sounds on working memory. The participant will sit at a computer listening to different sounds through headphones while completing a working memory task. The task will include identifying colors and EEG will be used to non-invasively record brain activity while taking the test. The session will take approximately 2 hours. You are eligible to participate if you are 18-35 years old, physically and mentally healthy, not color-blind and have close to 20-20 vision (using glasses or contacts), and have no significant hearing loss. Participants will be compensated $25 for their time. If you are interested, please contact Amanda Hashimoto at ahashimo@vt.edu.
26. AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDENT VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR ADHD STUDY – 2nd posting
Participants needed to take part in confidential interview for a study exploring health behavior and health care utilization practices of African American adults who experienced adolescent symptoms of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Attention Deficit Disorder, or a behavioral disorder. Participants receive a $10 gift card for their participation. Eligible participants will: 1) Identify as African American or Black; 2) are 18 years of age or older 3) experienced first symptoms of ADHD or a behavioral disorder beginning before the age of 12. Eligibility does not require having been diagnosed. If interested, ontact Marissa Lang at Lang.Marissa@gmail.com.
27. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR PSYCHOPHSYIOLOGICAL MONITORING STUDY – 3rd posting
Volunteers are needed to participate in a psychophysiological monitoring study for aerospace applications. Participants will be asked to wear two commercially available body sensors, the Muse headset and the Empatica E4 wristband, while completing a set of cognitive tasks on the computer. Volunteers must be over the age of 18. The study session is estimated to take 1 hour to complete. A second 1 hour session may be necessary if there is an instrumentation failure. Please contact Grace Wusk (gracew@vt.edu) if you are interested in participating.
28. NEED VOLUNTEERS FOR STUDY ON SCHOOL READINESS IN PRESCHOOLERS – 3rd posting
The iLEAP Lab in the Psychology Department at Virginia Tech is conducting a new study focusing on school readiness in preschoolers, and the predictability of different cognitive development factors in monolinguals and bilingually exposed children. The study comprises of two visits, 1 year apart. During this visit, a variety of tasks will be administered in play-like interactions, lasting about one hour and 15 minutes. Data will be collected again one year later. Seek preschool children (around 3 years old) who speak English only, but especially those who speak and hear a different language at home. We offer a $15 compensation at each session for filling out the demographic and language questionnaires. If you are interested in this study, please contact us by e-mail (vtlanguagelab@gmail.com), or by phone at 540-231-3972 (iLEAP Lab) or at 540-231-0973 (Vanessa Diaz, PI).
Upcoming events:
LUNCH WITH THE DEAN
Tues Feb 12, 12-1pm, GLC Room C
Meet Graduate School Dean Dr. Karen DePauw and graduate student leaders. 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_9vgBXhQS35K7xuB
DINING ETIQUETTE
Tues Feb 12, 5:30pm, GLC Multipurpose Room
Learn how to conduct yourself during a formal meal in a professional setting, whether the dinner is part of an interview, a conference or other engagement. The program will include a presentation, helpful tips, and a pizza meal. Sign up here: https://vt.joinhandshake.com/events/259713/share_preview
CAN THERE BE JUSTICE WITHOUT GOD?
Wednesday, Feb 13, 8:00-10:00pm.
Grad student Joel Kees invited you to a talk given by Professor Mary Poplin who will be discussing her experience working with Mother Teresa and the impact it has had on her outlook on social justice. Professor Ted Parent will offer a response, followed by Q&A from the audience. Co-hosted by Chi-Alpha, the Bradley Study Center, and the Secular Students at Virginia Tech. Mary Poplin is Professor of Education at Claremont Graduate School in California; Ted Parent is Visiting Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Virginia Tech
BLACK HISTORY MONTH CONNECT LUNCH
Thursday, Feb 14, 12:00-1:00 pm, Graduate Life Center, Room B
All grad students are invited to the Connect Lunch, sponsored by the Office of Recruitment, Diversisty, and Inclusion, to celebrate Black History Month. Student group leaders, faculty mentors, and members of the community are also invited. The event is free and all are welcome to attend. Please register at http://bit.ly/BlackHistoryMonth-2019 by Feb 11. For accommodations related to disabilities, please contact Dr. Justin Grimes at jgrimes18@vt.edu at least 72 hours in advance of the event.
WHAT HAVE I GOTTEN MYSELF INTO
Fri Feb 15, 12-1:30pm, GLC Room C
If you’re a new graduate student who has asked yourself this question, the Graduate School wants you to know that you are not alone! Come meet fellow graduate students, new and returning, to talk about graduate school as an exciting – but possibly overwhelming – life adventure. There will be pizza! If you plan to attend, please sign-up here: https://virginiatech.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_4VnuiapZh1oThgF
Have a great week!
Sue
Sue Kass
Student Services Coordinator
Virginia Tech Graduate School
120 Graduate Life Center at Donaldson Brown
(0325) Blacksburg, VA 24061
(540) 231-4558
www.graduateschool.vt.edu
www.glc.vt.edu
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