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Graduate profile: Reco Charity will be first in his family to graduate college
Despite their family's financial difficulties, Reco Charity's mother encouraged him to work hard and do well in school in the hopes that he would one day attend a university. As one of the first recipients of financial aid from the university's Presidential Scholarship Initiative, he received a full ride to Virginia Tech and will be first in his family to graduate from college.
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Susan Asselin recognized for exceptional leadership in access and inclusion
Susan Asselin is nationally recognized for her research and service aimed at improving the lives of youth with disabilities as they transition from school to work and higher education.
William T. Lewis, vice president for diversity and inclusion, presents the 2013 Sally Bohland Award to Susan Asselin.
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The Diversity Development Institute's First Graduating Class of the Diversity Ally Certificate
The Diversity Development Institute's first graduating class of the Diversity Ally Certificate. Back row: Joe Wilder, Katy Cortez, Anne Sheppard, Jean Elliott, Amber Fizzano. Front row: Joyce Landreth, Natalia Henao Guerrero, Tracy Newton, Whitney Hoskins, Tammie Smith, Tracey Drowne. Absent: Jamie Beaulieu, Wendy Hodge, Michelle Anderson, Akiko Nakamura.
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Graduate School diversity scholars seek to create inclusive community
Diversity scholars in the Graduate School at Virginia Tech unveiled their projects and research April 17 during a presentation and dialogue session.
Students participated in the "This is What Diversity Looks Like" project.
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Watch Alyssia Sims video, the 2013 MLK Oratorical Contest Winner.
Watch Alyssia Sims, winner of the 2013 Martin Luther King Jr. oratorical contest, as she performed during the January 2013 community brunch at Virginia Tech. The Annual MLK Poster, Essay and Oratorical contests are sponsored by the Office for Diversity and Inclusion in partnership with the Montgomery County-Radford City-Floyd County branch of the NAACP. Ms. Sims is a high school senior and will enter college in the fall. She wants to study communications.
