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What exactly went wrong in Flint—and what does it mean for the rest of the country?
Fitting for today, here’s a devestating example of what happens when agencies and officials ignore scientific data and try to discredit the research teams that put it together.
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"My grandfather was in the cadet corps at Virginia Tech and graduated in 1956. When I was little, he taught me what it meant to be a Hokie, and from that point on, I’ve wanted to attend Virginia Tech. He has always been my role model and showed me the true meaning of Ut Prosim. I never applied to any other school, and never had any interest in going anywhere else, because Virginia Tech was the only school in my eyes. When I got accepted as a transfer student last year, my dream came true. So far, I don’t have a single regret."
Gov. Rick Snyder has appointed Marc Edwards, the Virginia Tech expert on water quality issues, to a newly formed task force of experts to look for long-term solutions.
It's moments like these that give me Hokie Pride! Way to embody Ut Prosim and demonstrate what that means to the world Marc Edwards!
I think one of my favorite things my college does is the annual Big Event. Over 8,000 of us were out in the local community today helping residents with whatever they needed - yardwork, cleaning, painting, etc. My group cleaned the house of a wonderful old lady :) It’s always so great because whenever you get finished you can just drive around town and there’s tons of students helping out everywhere. <3
Spring Break: Reimagined
While many Hokies take spring break as a chance to relax and catch up before the second half of the semester, others devote their week off school to helping others, both at home and abroad.
VT Engage sends students to the Dominican Republic each year, focusing on “empowering local communities in the Dominican Republic to challenge the status quo and improve standards of living.” They also send students to Hurley, Virginia, for the week to work with the Hurley Community Center to repair homes.
Additionally, Hillel at Virginia Tech sends students to New Orleans (Louisiana), and Newman Outreach Project has Alternative Spring Break Trips to Chicago (Illinois), Flint (Michigan), Lima (Ohio), Louisville (Kentucky), Mound Bayou (Mississippi), Sandy Relief (New Jersey), Alderson (West Virginia), and Cholula (Mexico) to help serve the various communities. Wesley will send around forty-five students to Edenton, North Carolina, this year to assist with tornado recovery and outreach, and has previously sent students to Charleston (South Carolina), Nashville (Tennessee), Swan Quarter (North Carolina), and Brooklyn (New York).
Many students also seek out their own form of alternative spring break, such as the Mountain Justice Spring Break in Natural Tunnel State Park, or locally, volunteering at food kitchens and schools around southwest Virginia.
These students are certainly embodying Virginia Tech's motto Ut Prosim (That I May Serve) by dedicating their spring breaks to helping others and improving the world around them.
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Good work being done by folks at Virginia Tech to shrink the food deserts in Virginia and decrease number of people living without access to fresh, healthy foods.
