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HokieTalks: 3 I's = T: 21st century graduate education isn’t what it used to be

Vice President and Dean for Graduate Education Dean Karen DePauw speaks about 21st Century graduate education at Virginia Tech.

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HokieTalks: Small School, Big Impact

Mustafa Nawroz Rasheed is a candidate for a Doctor of Medicine degree and a member of Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine's Class of 2020. Here he shares about the curriculum and student experience at Virginia Tech Carilion.

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VR brings anatomy to life for Vet Med students

A new virtual reality device is bringing a dog’s anatomy to life for students in the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine at Virginia Tech. By slipping on a VR headset, veterinary students can move through layers of tissues, zoom in on certain organs and literally step inside parts of a virtual dog’s body.

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How workday stress impacts commutes home

Virginia Tech Assistant Professor of Psychology Charles Calderwood researched whether a person’s workday experiences influenced how safely he or she drives on the way home from work. Researchers used employee submitted surveys as well as a commercially available cell phone app to track real-time driving behavior.

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A Ph.D. in humility

If you ask Kurt Mittmann, a chemical engineering major, to describe Professor Preston Durrill, one word will come up time and time again — "humble." Durrill has served as an undergraduate advisor and adjunct professor for the Department of Chemical Engineering in the College of Engineering and adjunct professor in the Department of Chemistry for the College of Science.

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HokieTalks: 3 I's = T: 21st century graduate education isn’t what it used to be

HokieTalks: Small School, Big Impact

VR brings anatomy to life for Vet Med students

How workday stress impacts commutes home

A Ph.D. in humility

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