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A complete college experience involves more
than just academic classes or vocational training.
Student Activities provide the opportunity for
students to continue learning outside the formal
classroom. Virginia Western's Student Activities
Office offers organized activities to develop cocurricular
and social learning opportunities.
Yearly activities may include trips, games and novelty programs, theatrical performances, college picnics and the annual Spring Fling.
Visit the Student Activities website for the most current list of campus events.
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Virginia Western's Athletics and Activities Department offers intercollegiate and recreational sports opportunities for students. The department's goal is to promote self-discipline, leadership, teamwork, and physical fitness while having fun and building relationships.
The intercollegiate sports offered are Men's Soccer, Women's Volleyball, Men's Basketball and Women's Basketball. Recreational sports in a given year might include basketball, pin dodgeball, tennis, indoor soccer, table tennis and softball. Recreational sports may be played during open gyms, intramurals or tournaments.
Virginia Western's Fitness Center is currently closed for renovations, but will reopen in the new Student Life Center.
To begin a new fitness program, sign up for one of the many PED classes. Virginia Western also offers open gym time through the Student Activities Office.
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Virginia Western Community College is a
commuter-based campus and does not provide
on-campus dormitories for students. The
Student Activities Office provides information
in finding off-campus housing and other pertinent information
about the Roanoke community.
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Because Virginia Western Community College is a
commuter-based campus, no medical services are
provided. However, the Student Activities Office
provides information about free screenings and
health information from local practitioners.
In the event of a medical emergency, first aid kits and trained personnel are available for assistance.
Information on the Virginia Community College System Student Health Insurance Providers may be found in the Student Activities Office or on the Student Life website.
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Virginia Western Student ID Cards are intended for the exclusive use by the student appearing on the card. The card's purpose is to identify a Virginia Western student and to qualify a student for the use of certain college services. All currently enrolled students are eligible to receive a Virginia Western Student ID Card.
Scheduled office hours and information for IDs are posted at the beginning of each semester. New students receive a new card and returning students receive a semester validation sticker each semester.
The first Student ID Card is issued free of charge. There is a $10 replacement fee for lost cards, payable to the Cashier's Office in Chapman Hall. The receipt should be brought to the Student ID Office to show proof of payment before a replacement card will be issued. Damaged cards will be reissued at the discretion of the Student Activities Coordinator.
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The Volunteer Center is VWCC's connection to various volunteer and service learning opportunities in the Roanoke Valley. Working alongside several community organizations, the mission of the Volunteer Center is to provide students the opportunity to build their resume, explore a particular career, enhance their educational and professional experience and allow students the opportunity to serve their community.
The Volunteer Center offers opportunities for students, faculty and staff, and groups.