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General ItemNeed FAFSA help? Get free expert assistance in Roanoke on Jan. 18
Students and families seeking federal financial aid for higher education can receive free, personalized assistance from regional experts at an upcoming communitywide event.
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Article ItemCommunity partnerships help Roanoke-based counselor education program bridge mental health care gaps , article
Master’s degree students at the Virginia Tech Roanoke Center increase the region’s access to mental health services while also getting a “heavy dose of reality” through experiences with at-risk youth, underserved communities, and local schools.
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Redirect ItemIn the news: Collaborative Conference addresses addiction in our hometowns , redirect
“Recovery Ecosystems: The Journey from Crisis to Community Support” is an inaugural conference being held September 12-13 at the Hotel Roanoke & Conference Cente
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Article ItemFor 20 years, School Leaders Institute has helped shape the future of education in Virginia , article
The Virginia Tech Roanoke Center program has developed a robust pipeline of skilled school administrators from more than three-quarters of school divisions across the commonwealth.
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Article ItemCommunity leaders find connection and support at first-ever Small Towns Conference , article
A partnership between the university and the Virginia Municipal League brings town leaders from across the commonwealth to the Virginia Tech Southwest Center in Abingdon to cultivate more robust relationships and bolster rural communities.
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Article ItemVirginia Tech educators honored with Roanoke Women in STEM Awards , article
Carrie Kroehler’s impact and dedication to communicating science was recognized with the American Heart Association's first Roanoke STEM Goes Red, Women in STEM Award, alongside Ashley Sloan, lead instructor of the Qualcomm Thinkabit Lab at the Virginia Tech Roanoke Center, at the association's executive breakfast.
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Redirect Item'I'm a bit of a bulldozer' — Mount Jackson's town manager ready to make waves , redirect
Both women were recently accepted into Virginia Women’s Municipal Leadership Institute and will spend eight months together in various cities across the Commonwealth where they will build a female cohort.
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Redirect ItemReception held to celebrate Surratt's promotion to Hillsville Town Manager , redirect
Surratt represents the Town of Hillsville through participation in programs including the Virginia Municipal Leadership Institute in partnership with Virginia Tech, which supports women in government and has brought many changes to the town which have benefited citizens.
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Redirect ItemCatlett to retire as Clarke County Public Schools superintendent , redirect
Prior to becoming superintendent, he completed the Aspiring Superintendents Program sponsored by the Virginia Association of School Superintendents and other partners.
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Redirect ItemContinuing education grants with the Bedford Regional Water Authority , redirect
“I was just looking for leadership training and came upon the Virginia Womens Municipal Leadership Institute (VWMLI),” said Pittman. “I was so excited – a group of women but also in the public sector, which is a unique part of the industry different from the private, it checked all my boxes with leadership on the government side, and hopefully a huge support system.”
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Redirect ItemFairfax City Parks and Recreation Director Completes Virginia Women’s Municipal Leadership Institute , redirect
“It is critical for communities to have leadership that reflects the demographic of their towns, cities, and counties. Inclusive leadership makes for better decision-making and therefore stronger communities,” Svrcek said.
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Article ItemUniversitywide team to lead Carnegie Community Engagement Classification application , article
The designation recognizes “collaboration between institutions of higher education and their larger communities for the mutually beneficial creation and exchange of knowledge and resources.” Virginia Tech was first classified for community engagement in 2006.
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Redirect ItemTown assistant manager participates in leadership course , redirect
She said the program involved a select group of women in governmental leadership positions, who aspired to be the best leaders they can for their communities. Jackson said in eight monthly sessions, the program provided developmental skills to join together as executive women in local government and make long lasting connections across the state of Virginia.
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