Monday, March 24

Writing Series - Drop-in Hours
1:00-5:00pm, GLC Room D, Blacksburg Campus
Designed for graduate students in a writing phase at any level! These open hours provide a quiet, flexible space to focus on your work without the need for registration. Whether you need a dedicated time to write, a distraction-free environment, or simply a change of scenery, drop in as needed and make progress on your writing in a supportive community.

Strategies to Avoid Burnout
2:00-3:00pm, ICAB1 Room 2100, D.C. Campus

Offered by Hokie Wellness, this session will examine strategies you can engage with to recognize psychological and physical symptoms of stress. We will also practice identifying actions we can take to alleviate these stressors before escalating into burnout. Students will leave with an individualized self-care plan.

Movie Night in the Treehouse
4:30-6:30pm, ICAB1 Treehouse, D.C. Campus
Come to the Treehouse in Academic Building One in Alexandria for an adventure-themed movie and popcorn!

Removing the Mystery of the ETD Review 
7:00-8:00pm,  Zoom: https://virginiatech.zoom.us/j/84392415913
Learn what the Graduate School looks for when they review your Electronic Thesis or Dissertation (ETD) for formatting and receive tips on how to prepare your ETDs for submission so that they are quickly approved.  

Grad Movie Night at The Lyric: My Dead Friend Zoe
7:00pm, The Lyric Theatre, Blacksburg, VA
Enjoy a night at the movies, compliments of the Graduate School and The Lyric.  Pick up a free ticket in SHIP - Support Hub of Inclusive Practices (120 GLC), 9am-4pm. Tickets may be picked up starting on Tuesday, March 18.  One ticket per graduate student. Learn more about the movie on The Lyric's website.