SHARE:  
Join Our Email List
Seeking Student Input!
Please help us spread the word
As the Women's Center takes the next steps in our external racial
equity review and strategic planning process, we want to hear from
our VT students. What are your thoughts and reactions to the work
we have been doing so far? How can we best serve all students?
What is on your mind that can help us do better and be better?
Sessions will be held virtually and WC giveaways will be sent to
participants following each session. If you know a lot about the
Women's Center or not much at all, EVERY voice and perspective
is welcome and important! Help shape the future work and direction
of the Women's Center at Virginia Tech. For more information about
the session leader, Chimi Boyd Keyes, and our external review to date, please visit here.
The first two of four sessions are happening TOMORROW,
Friday, February 18th @ 1pm and 2:30pm
Women's Month 2022: The First 100 Years of Women at Virginia Tech
It is almost March! And you know what that means? It's almost time for the Women's Month celebration at Virginia Tech. Keep your eyes open for the full calendar of events coming your way next week. Until then, make sure to head over to the 4th floor of Newman Library for the Color of Freedom exhibition, which ends on February 28th. And Save the Date for the month's first program on March 1st: an intercultural panel discussion titled "Our Bodies, Ourselves", hosted by Cranwell International Center! Information on both programs in the featured fliers below.

Body Matters Week at Virginia Tech launches on February 21st with a
variety of programs and outreach events to raise awareness about eating
disorders, body image, and to foster a more positive relationship with food.
Lead by Hokie Wellness and in alignment with the National Eating Disorder Association's (NEDA) awareness week, the week's events include
interactive learning opportunities, as well as resources for the Virginia Tech community. The full list of programs and events can be found here.
Become a Mentor -- Join the AWARE Student Volunteer Team
The AWARE Team develops curriculum and facilitates educational programs for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade girls at Blacksburg Middle School. VT women lead group discussions on topics such as healthy relationships, creativity, body image and self-esteem, and mentor young girls. Applications for the AWARE Team are open and will be accepted through March 14th. For more information on the AWARE Team and to apply, click here.
Introducing Kayla Howell, Office Manager at the Women's Center
Kayla handles the Center's budget and HR functions, supervises our student receptionist team, and supports our programming and advocacy teams. Kayla has worked in a broad range of public support positions, including assisted living facilities and community services. Kayla has a passion for helping the individuals we serve. We are so excited to welcome Kayla to the Women's Center and to Virginia Tech!



SESSION PROPOSALS DUE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18th!
The 2022 VA Network Conference will provide an exciting opportunity to discuss what matters most to leaders and aspiring leaders in higher education. Each year the annual conference affords the opportunity to gather, network, collaborate, and learn from each other. We offer sessions designed to invigorate, replenish and renew our approaches to work-life integration by providing researched or practiced-based knowledge on general topics such as self-care, networking, mentorship and diversity, equity, and inclusion. Click here for more information about the June 10th conference at The Hotel Roanoke and Conference Center. Click here to submit a proposal.
Upcoming Events and Opportunities
Virginia Tech's Black History Month
Celebration of the African Diaspora
The full calendar of programs and events can be found here.
Stay connected!