Things to do at Virginia Tech: April 2-8
This semester might look a little different from the norm, but there’s still plenty of ways to connect with the Virginia Tech community.
To help remind students of just how much there was to do last semester, Virginia Tech Student Affairs launched the Hokies Can Do campaign. It aims to continue spreading the word of fun, safe ways to engage this spring. Don't forget to check out VT Better Together for resources promoting good mental health.
Here are some events coming up this week:
Friday, April 2
International Cafe Hour featuring The Yerba Mate Countries
A Conversation with Ali Wong and Sheng Wang
Saturday, April 3
Sunday, April 4
Venture Out: Park and Play Canoeing
Monday, April 5
Food Insecurity Discussions: Stigma + Food Assistance Programs
Social (without the Media) Support Group
Annual Registration: Expanding Accessibility
Developing Resiliency Workshop Series: Developing a Growth Mindset
Tuesday, April 6
Body Matters Week: Ask a Professional Expo
De-Stress With the Challenge Course Open Rec
Coffee & Canvas on GLC Lawn-1pm
Coffee & Canvas on GLC Lawn-4pm
Body Matters Week: General Sports Nutrition Talk
Beyond Boundaries Support Group
Wednesday, April 7
Wellness Wednesday Lunch Workshop: Self-Care or Treat Yo’Self
Body Matters Week: Nurturing a Healthy Relationship with Food
Developing Resiliency Workshop Series: Key to Connection
Body Matters Week: The Weight of Our Words - Understanding Weight Stigma
Spring Interfaith Dialogues for Students
Annual Registration: Inclusive Recruitment & Membership Engagement
Thursday, April 8
Student Loans and Debt Management
Foundations - Discussions on Race & Understanding
Body Matters Week: Healthy Mind, Healthy Body
Body Matters Week: Your Eyes Are Your Windows Drawing Session
Developing Resiliency Workshop Series: Learning to Press Pause
The Veritas Forum: Is Beauty a Guide to Truth?
Body Matters Week: Ask a Professional Expo
Body Matters Week Drawing Project
For other ideas on what to do, visit GobblerConnect.
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