Virginia Tech recognized more than 690 employees for their commitment to service during events that took place on April 15. Collectively, these employees have dedicated 12,650 years of service to the university.

“Virginia Tech’s success over the years is the result the dedication and commitment of our employees,” said Virginia Tech President Tim Sands. “It is an honor to recognize the many years of service and significant milestones these individuals have achieved.”

“The knowledge and experience our faculty and staff bring to the university is invaluable,” said Vice President for Human Resources Bryan Garey. “We sincerely appreciate this commitment to service and the desire to make an impact. It’s an honor to celebrate our faculty and staff who have made a long-term commitment to share their talents with Virginia Tech.”

The service recognition program acknowledges employees' service to the university in five-year increments, beginning at 10 years. Of the employees recognized this year, 25 have served Virginia Tech for 40 years or more, representing more than 1,045 years of combined service.

Hokie stones given out at service recognition reception
Hokie Stones were given out at service recognition reception on April 15.

Employees with 25 or more years of service received an etched Hokie Stone, a symbol of strength and stability. The stone reflects the foundational commitment of each employee who receives one. Starting at 40 years of service, employees receive a Hokie stone personalized with their names and years of service.

All employees received a service lapel pin and certificate. View the website that shows employees recognized this year.

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