Virginia Tech Engaged Newsletter
Fall 2024
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Faculty to showcase innovative approaches to community engagement at international conference , articleVirginia Tech-led presentations at the Engagement Scholarship Consortium's 24th Annual International Conference in Portland, Oregon, will include a wide range of topics, including creative collaboration, global sustainability, and student-community partnerships.
Carnegie Community Engagement reclassification on track for spring
The submission will include 10-15 standout projects from across the university that demonstrate Virginia Tech's commitment to community partnerships.
“It’s really important to center the community’s voices and experiences and community-engaged scholarship should be directly tied to a community’s wishes.”
Catherine Cotrupi
Assistant Dean of Student Services, Inclusion, and Strategic Partnerships, Graduate School
Tell us about your community-engaged project!
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The Virginia Tech Newport News Center, one of the university's four Commonwealth Campus Centers, is located in Building 1 at the Tech Center Research Park in Newport News. The research park is modeled after the Corporate Research Center in Blacksburg and even has its very own miniature Drillfield.
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Looking for community partners?
Collaboration and partnership with communities are at the center of engaged scholarship. Outreach and International Affairs engagement leaders work every day to develop connections in communities and industries across the commonwealth and beyond. If you are a faculty or staff member seeking to establish a community partnership, we may be able to help. For more information, contact Susan E. Short, associate vice president for engagement, at sshort@vt.edu.
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