The Northern Virginia Center (NVC) at 7054 Haycock Road in Falls Church, VA, opened in 1997. The building houses administrative offices for the associate dean of the Graduate School and the Graduate Student Services Office (GSSO) for Virginia Tech in the National Capital Region (NCR).
The NVC is also a teaching facility for a number of academic programs offered by Virginia Tech in the region. Additionally, faculty and students at the NVC are actively engaged in innovative and collaborative projects to further the university’s research mission in the NCR.
The NVC is conveniently located adjacent to the West Falls Church Metro station on the Orange line, and exit 66, just off I-66.
Call (703) 538-8324 for more information.
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Robert Jacks named director of academic advising for the College of Architecture and Urban Studies
Jul 18
A Virginia Tech alumnus and recent winner of the Provost's Award for Excellence in Advising, Jacks joins the college from the English department in the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences.
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Justina Sumpter named director of alumni relations for the College of Architecture and Urban Studies
Jul 12
Sumpter, previously assistant director of United Way of Montgomery, Radford and Floyd, will lead engagement of the college’s 15,000 alumni and 2,200 students, providing events, networking, and relationship-building outreach and programming.
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National Capital Region location strengthens Pamplin’s hospitality and tourism graduate program
Jul 03
Professor and Program Director Mahmood Khan said said that outstanding Hokie alumni in the region are a great asset for the program.