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Welcome from the Dean of the Graduate School
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Counseling is available to all students through Virginia Tech’s Cook Counseling Center. Appointments will be offered in person or via telehealth. |
The Graduate School Ombuds is a confidential, informal, impartial, and independent resource for those engaged in graduate and professional education that may be experiencing a stressful situation, anticipating a challenging conversation, or recognizing a conflict that is distracting them from the work that brought them here to Virginia Tech. |
The Office for Equity and Accessibility promotes a learning and working environment free from harassment and discrimination for employees and students. We strengthen the university’s core institutional values of equitable practices through civility, compliance, and education while mitigating risks.
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Dean of Students The Dean of Students is best positioned to support students when there are problems outside the classroom that could affect academic performance. Contact Phillip Hernandez de Wright Phone: (540) 231-3787 Email: phernandez@vt.edu If Phillip is not available, email dean.students@vt.edu. |
Resources for Student Populations
Immigration and International Student Services Cranwell International Center provides a wide range of programs and services for international students, promotes the development of global and intercultural competence in all students, and positions the university as more globally oriented and internationally connected. IntlHokies is an abbreviation for International Hokies, Virginia Tech’s online immigration services portal for international students. Through IntlHokies, you are able to access a wide range of immigration resources and services. Cranwell International Center also provides specific orientation activities for new international students. |
Office of Veteran Services The Office of Veteran Services works with Virginia Tech’s Bursar’s Office, Registrar’s Office, and the U.S. Department of Veterans Services to receive and process all documentation related to veteran and military student educational benefits. For more information, please review our Veteran Services page. Email veteran@vt.edu Call 540-231-5815 |
Services for Students with Disabilities Virginia Tech provides assistance with arranging appropriate services and accommodations for students with disabilities.
Have questions or need to set an appointment? Email ssd@vt.edu Call 540-231-3788 |
Other Useful Resources
Career and Professional Development Career and Professional Development offers the following career-related resources and guidance. Get customized career coaching and advising services including:
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Hokie Passports New and replacement Hokie Passports are issued out of the Northern Virginia Center Resource Center Library. Students must be currently enrolled to be issued an ID. Drop by or schedule an appointment to get yours. Additional Questions? Email nvclibrary@vt.edu Call 703-538-8340 |
Hokie Wellness Hokie Wellness strives to educate and empower every Hokie to take an active and engaging day-to-day approach to their wellness in order to enjoy a long, healthful, and purposeful life. Access a number of on-demand virtual workshops, connection sessions, and other wellness resources. |
Housing Virginia Tech has an off-campus housing search that allows students to search in the DC area based on their campus location and other search criteria. This includes a roommate finder for students looking to share housing with others. |
IT Help Assistance is available with account access and to help to troubleshoot technology and software issues.
Contact Us for help: Email 4help@vt.edu Call 540-231-4357 |
Student Medical Insurance Virginia Tech assists students with enrolling in Virginia Tech's Student Health Insurance Plan. They also help students clarify the often confusing language of insurance, navigate local providers, and submit claims Additional Questions? Email smi@vt.edu |
For these and all other resources visit the DC Hokie One Stop website |
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Virginia Tech is committed to providing an environment of work, study, and leisure/recreation for students, faculty, and staff that is free from all forms of harassment, intimidation, fear, coercion, and exploitation. Harassment may be directed at individuals because of age, color, disability, gender (including pregnancy), gender identity, gender expression, genetic information, national origin, political affiliation, race, religion, sexual orientation, veteran status, or any other basis protected by law. Any such behavior is reprehensible and subverts the mission of the university. It can threaten the careers, educational experience, and well-being of all members of the community.
Student Affairs is committed to creating and sustaining a community where every student can thrive. If you’ve had an experience that has negatively impacted your opportunity to do that, let us know. Students can report experiences of bias, harassment, and discrimination, as well as file a complaint, ask for advice, express a concern, or simply tell someone.
In an EMERGENCY situation, please call 911