Learning Circles

The Center for Food Systems and Community Transformation will host monthly learning circles as a space for graduate students at Virginia Tech to foster dialogue, build community, and enhance interdisciplinary professional development skills centered around food systems work. These opportunities also serve as an opportunity for peer-to-peer learning and reflection around pressing issues related to the Center’s work and graduate student research.

As a collaborative affinity space for graduate students, learning circles are designed to foster interdisciplinary and meaningful dialogue. Each learning circle installment will focus discussions on graduate student research presentations and topics relevant to personal and professional development skills. The structure of these learning circles is tailored to build on the knowledge and experience of graduate students in various phases of their academic journey to support collective inquiry and meaningful learning exchange.

Details and Location
Join us for a special Reading Day Study/Work Session on Thursday, May 2nd from 11 am to 4:00 pm. In this end of the semester Graduate Student Learning Circle, we'll incorporate the Pomodor Technique, a time management method based on focused stretches of 25- minutes broken by 5- minute breaks. We'll have snacks and don't forget to bring a water bottle or mug!

Location: Room 1830 in Litton-Reaves Hall Blacksburg, VA 24061.

Join Us!
If you are interested in joining these conversations or want more information, please contact Justice Madde, jmad10@vt.edu.  No registration is required.  If you are an individual with a disability and desire an accommodation, please contact David at least 10 days prior to the event.