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Whole Health Consortium Joins National Conversation to Strengthen Health Research

How can we reduce rural health disparities, improve mental health services, and expand trauma-informed care? Virginia Tech is one of 18 institutions leading a national discussion on innovations in health research. “Whole Health, Whole Community: Dialogues to Reduce Rural Health Disparities” will take place on May 19, 2025.

Whole Health Consortium members particpating in a think tank activity.
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    Join the Whole Health Consortium on May 19 at the Hotel Roanoke & Conference Center for an interactive symposium on addressing rural health disparities through Whole Health principles. This event will bring together researchers, healthcare professionals, community leaders, educators, and industry partners to explore innovative, research-driven solutions and community-based strategies. Click here to learn more.

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    The Institute for Society, Culture, and Environment issues a News Flash every two weeks highlighting funding opportunities for transdisciplinary social science research to address human and societal concerns that impact people and places. Check out our latest and past issues.

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    The Office of Research and Innovation (ORI) is closely monitoring recent executive orders and guidance that may impact federal priorities, awarded projects, and future funding opportunities. While the full implications of these directives are still being assessed, Virginia Tech is committed to complying with all applicable laws and executive orders. In coordination with university leadership, ORI will continue to provide updates and actionable guidance as new information becomes available. Click here to access.