The LCI is proud to welcome Jon Wiley as our new graduate assistant.
Jon is originally from Southwest Virginia and loved attending Hokies football games growing up. He studied sociology and cultural studies at Bridgewater College, earning his B.S. degree. He went on to earn a Master of Science in counseling and human development with specializations in clinical mental health and school counseling from Radford University.
Jon has worked in a wide range of settings, including residential treatment, secondary education, and community mental health agencies. Most recently, he spent several years as a family counselor and supervisor at New River Valley Community Services.
He is currently a Ph.D. student in the counselor education program at Virginia Tech.
Jon's interests include leadership, mindfulness, interprofessional collaboration, and poststructural/postmodern philosophy. In his spare time, he enjoys running and exploring the great outdoors with his partner.
When you're in the Annex, be sure to say hi to Jon.
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Monday, November 10, 2014
LCI names Sondra Schreiber as student services director
Sondra Schreiber has been named the assistant director for student services at the Virginia Tech Language and Culture Institute.
As part of the administrative team, she will counsel the institute’s staff and students on immigration matters, provide academic advising and placement assistance for prospective university students, and develop engagement programs with the greater university and local communities.
“I am looking forward to getting to know our students and supporting them during their transition to the United States and throughout their stay,” Schreiber said.
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Friday, October 17, 2014
Eric L. Moore to oversee testing at Language and Culture Institute
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| Eric Moore |
He replaces Charlene Dandrow, who became the associate director of the institute’s new program at Radford University.
As part of the administrative team, Moore will be responsible for testing programs in Blacksburg and Radford as well as the institute's recently opened site in the Washington, D.C., area. He will supervise the process of exam production and the development of all classroom assessment tools and rubrics. He will also coordinate TOEFL testing in Blacksburg.
Read more about Eric.
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Monday, April 7, 2014
Pamela Smart-Smith named assistant director for academics
Pamela Smart-Smith has been named the assistant director for academics at the Virginia Tech Language and Culture Institute.
Smart-Smith, who has been involved with the institute since 2012, brings more than 20 years’ experience as an administrator and instructor of English as a second language. She has taught in Virginia and Georgia as well as in Spain, Poland, and England.
Click here to read more.
Smart-Smith, who has been involved with the institute since 2012, brings more than 20 years’ experience as an administrator and instructor of English as a second language. She has taught in Virginia and Georgia as well as in Spain, Poland, and England.
Click here to read more.
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Tuesday, October 1, 2013
Read more about the LCI's new assistant director
Daniel Gerbatch has been named assistant director for admissions and recruitment at the Language and Culture Institute.
In the newly created position, Daniel will be responsible for administering and coordinating the conditional admission program for the institute. Through this program, students who otherwise meet Virginia Tech admission requirements but do not meet the minimum English language requirements and may not yet have taken the SAT are offered conditional admission status at the university pending their successful completion of English and test requirements.
Find out more about Daniel on the VT News site.
In the newly created position, Daniel will be responsible for administering and coordinating the conditional admission program for the institute. Through this program, students who otherwise meet Virginia Tech admission requirements but do not meet the minimum English language requirements and may not yet have taken the SAT are offered conditional admission status at the university pending their successful completion of English and test requirements.
Find out more about Daniel on the VT News site.
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