The day wraps in Blacksburg as Hokies across the globe pursue diverse endeavors. Virginia Tech’s global reach is on display as a student prepares for an adventure in Chile, faculty members reflect on their experiences in East Africa, and a staff member heads to Brazil for a conference. The University’s interconnected community is united by a commitment to addressing global challenges and creating a world where the spirit of “Ut Prosim” (That I May Serve) extends across continents and cultures.
In Washington, D.C., political science graduate Jaclyn Marmol battles rush-hour traffic to attend the grand opening of the Asian Pacific American Institute for Congressional Studies. Marmol serves as an outreach representative for U.S. Sen. Mark Warner, highlighting the broad range of pathways that Hokies take in their pursuit of making a positive impact. Meanwhile, librarians from across the industry commend Virginia Tech’s program and global OER pioneer Anita as a testament to the university’s dedication to excellence.
The day’s events underscore the interconnectedness of the Virginia Tech community, with stories of Hokies abroad serving as a testament to the university’s commitment to tackling global challenges and broadening perspectives. From bustling cities like Washington, D.C. to locations abroad like Paris, Tokyo, and Sydney, the Virginia Tech network spans the globe as individuals from diverse backgrounds come together in a shared purpose. Tomorrow is a new day, ripe with new journeys as the Virginia Tech community continues to make a positive impact across the world.
