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    How to stand out as an intern  , article

    Productive internships can look different for every student, depending on their goals. Students and experts in Virginia Tech's College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences share their advice for making the most of an internship.

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    President Tim Sands notes 20th anniversary of Principles of Community , article

    As we mark this important milestone, please take time to reflect on how these principles have supported the growth and success that Virginia Tech enjoys today, and their role in our vision for the future.

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    Construction starts on latest Solar Decathlon design
    Construction starts on latest Solar Decathlon design , video

    Professor of Architecture and Co-director of Virginia Tech's Center for Design Research, Joseph Wheeler M.A. '95, works with students from the College of Architecture, Arts, and Design as well as the College of Engineering to create a sustainable building for the new Solar Decathlon competition called Gateway Decathlon. Students build onto the floor trusses they designed with Van Metre's Director of Design and Estimating, Darek Jadlowski '10.

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    The Wood Enterprise Institute
    The Wood Enterprise Institute , video

    The Wood Enterprise Institute (WEI) provides students a chance to learn business and entrepreneurial skills by immersing them in their own start-up. The team forms and devises a product made from wood, then develops a business and marketing plan to sell their product. Open to all majors, the WEI has been providing a valuable concept-to-market experience for students since 2007.

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    High-tech gaming equipment turns dreamers into developers
    High-tech gaming equipment turns dreamers into developers , video

    Virginia Tech students Jason Hodge and Matt Finn are developing their video game, "Grey’s Sonata," using cutting-edge motion capture and studio-grade technology available through the University Libraries. With access to industry-level resources typically reserved for top-tier gaming studios, they gain hands-on experience that gives them a significant advantage as they prepare for careers in game development.

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