The School of Communication develops and enhances understanding of communication processes and their effects on individuals, organizations, culture, and society. The school meets its mission through ...

The center is affiliated with Psychology, Theatre Arts, Religion and Culture, History, Green Engineering, and Human Development. The University Curriculum Committee has approved the minor, and ...

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Our faculty offer core graduate training in philosophy in the broadly analytic tradition, with strengths in several areas, including value theory, the history and philosophy of science, early analytic ...

The following undergraduate forms and procedures are used in the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences. We have updated our procedures for online submission; please follow these guidelines. For ...

A small department with big ideas, you will not get lost in the crowd. Here you will take small discussion-centered classes, receive mentorship, and practice internship experiences. We have a strong ...

Shaily Patel is an assistant professor of early Christianity in the Department of Religion and Culture at Virginia Tech. She earned her Ph.D. from The University of North Carolina in 2017 and holds ...

Our department publishes cutting-edge research and trains students to work with individuals of all ages. We focus on child and adolescent development, adult development and aging, family studies, ...

Black Love is Black Wealth: A Celebration of the Life and Works of Nikki Giovanni ...

Cayce Myers is a professor of public relations and director of graduate studies at the School of Communication. His work focuses on laws, regulations and ethics that affect public relations practice.

Tom Ewing is a professor in the Department of History at Virginia Tech and the associate dean for graduate studies and research at the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences. He teaches courses in ...

History Repeating Variations on the repeating-history theme appear alongside debates about attribution. Irish statesman Edmund Burke is often misquoted as having said, “Those who don’t know history ...