Virginia Tech Graduate School

Not long ago, Michael Walker was taking Intermediate Financial Accounting. As a graduate student pursuing his M.S. in Accounting & Information Systems - Virginia Tech, he was known to help other Hokies succeed in the same course through peer mentoring and academic support.

By supporting graduate students who serve as peer mentors, Pamplin is creating opportunities for students to learn from those who have recently walked in their shoes. The result is a stronger learning experience for everyone involved.

Michael's experience is one example of the impact made possible through a partnership with Forvis Mazars, which provides scholarship support for graduate students while helping expand academic support for undergraduates.

We're grateful to Forvis Mazars for investing in student success and helping create opportunities that benefit Hokies at every stage of their academic journey.

Read more about the partnership and its impact: https://go.vt.edu/uqz9u

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The Graduate School was out in full force at Alumni Weekend's Taste of Virginia event. Our Dean and staff partnered with the VT Honors College to connect with alumni, prospective students, and familiar faces.

In addition to the Market at Virginia Tech, aimed at providing food for food-insecure students, many colleges and departments have food cabinets for students, including the Graduate School. There also are cabinets at Academic Building 1 in Alexandria:

Food share cabinets bring nourishment to campus A growing network of faculty members and students expand dignified access to meals and essentials across the Blacksburg campus and at Academic Building One in Alexandria.

Virginia Tech graduate students are on the research team of this groundbreaking study of PTSD in women.

Fear memories form differently in male and female brains, study finds The discovery could help explain why women are more likely to develop PTSD and may shape future treatments.

Virginia Tech just received a record gift from anonymous donors. While it is aimed at athletics and the Honors College, it is important to remember that many VIrginia Tech athletes do pursue graduate degrees.

Record $75 million commitment to Virginia Tech A majority of the commitment, made anonymously by a four-generation Hokie family, was to athletics, while a sizeable portion was directed to the Honors College.

Congratulations to the newest group of Virginia Tech Bouchet Graduate Honor Society inductees.

12 inducted into national Edward A. Bouchet Honor Society The university is one of 19 partners with Bouchet Society chapters across the nation.

In case you missed this video, we are sharing it as it highlights Virginia Tech graduate students working on a drone detection project with the United States Secret Service. Just one of the many important and timely research projects that our graduates are involved with!

Graduate students work on U.S. Secret Service drone detection project Master of Engineering students in the Institute for Advanced Computing developed a drone detection system over the course of the academic year for the U.S. Secret Service. The student's work is part of the project-based learning program, which offers M.Eng students the opportunity to tackle real-wor...

Here's what the Virginia Tech Board of Visitors did during their June 1-2 meeting. Action items included increasing graduate assistantship stipends.

Budgets, future research opportunities, athletics among topics discussed by Board of Visitors Effective July 1, board member Jim Miller will serve as rector and Nancy Dye will serve as vice rector. Each will serve a one-year term.

Graduate students are on many of these research teams. Interested? See the link below.

Every text, video call, and AI query depends on wireless communication, and Tech researchers are working to shape what's next. 📶

The Virginia Tech Institute for Advanced Computing is helping develop next-generation wireless systems designed to move, compress, and process data more efficiently in the AI era, supporting everything from satellite communications to smart devices.

Read more in Axios about how this research is advancing the future of connectivity 🔗 https://www.axios.com/local/washington-dc/sponsored/how-virginia-tech-is-advancing-wireless-communications-research