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Why Study History Here? Academic Programs Undergraduate History Student Scholarships and Awards Faculty Danna Agmon Mark V. Barrow, Jr. Laura Belmonte Glenn Richard Bugh Sam Cook Nicholas Copeland ...
The Development, Peace, and Security Hub examines questions of violence in its multiple dimensions, supporting research on human security and sovereignty. Focusing primarily on the Global South, the ...
Vox Humanities is a podcast from the Center for Humanities at Virginia Tech. Our focus is on the advancement of human centered knowledge, pursued in conversation with experts whose work enhances ...
Rapid growth of industrial agriculture in Southwest Virginia is harming local communities, according to two Virginia Tech student researchers. Publish findings before the 2027 Virginia General ...
Have you ever wondered how games shape the way people think, learn, communicate, and interact with the world? The Games and Simulations minor explores the human, social, and cultural dimensions of ...
A genre-defying blend of poetry, performance, and political awakening that confronts the transnational crisis of sex-selective elimination. In a prismatic meditation on survival, Patel assembles a ...
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Amanda serves as Director of Advising for the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences. She joined Virginia Tech in 2018 and has nearly 15 years of experience in higher education. In her role, ...
This new and innovative book, Improving Your College Courses: A Guide for Engaging in Digital Learning, provides instructors from any discipline with a guide for improving course quality and engaging ...
A book of curses, Oracular Maladies summons an ecstatic performance of divas arriving in glamorous form. The backdrop: Vietnamese tonality, displacement, and reclamation. Cicadas arrive onstage. Cows ...
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