Tampa Bay Chapter
Our mission is connect Hokies in the Tampa Bay area. Please join us in building a stronger Hokie community in our area.
Support
Our chapter raises money to support student scholarships for area Hokies. Please make a gift to support a new generation of Hokies and encourage incoming students you know to apply for our scholarships.
Volunteer
We depend on local volunteers to keep our chapter active. There are volunteer opportunities for all Hokies with varying time commitments. Please join us!
Alumni News
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Mohamed Seleem reappointed the Tyler J. and Frances F. Young Chair in Bacteriology , articleMohamed Seleem Ph.D. '06, professor of bacteriology in the Department of Biomedical Sciences and Pathobiology at the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine at Virginia Tech, has again been named the Tyler J. and Frances F. Young Chair in Bacteriology by the Virginia Tech Board of Visitors.
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Vice President for Advancement Monecia Taylor to retire , articleAfter a career defined by leadership, relationship-building, and a commitment to advancing the missions of organizations including Virginia Tech, Vice President for Advancement Monecia Taylor is retiring from the university effective Oct. 1.
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Wells Fargo Distinguished Speaker Series presents 'The Mission Generation' , articleThe Wells Fargo Distinguished Speaker Series returns Oct. 1, with “Meet the Author: The Mission Generation.” Arun Gupta and Mehul Sanghani ’98 will discuss Gupta’s book in a conversation moderated by Saonee Sarker, Richard E. Sorenson Dean of the Pamplin College of Business.
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Meet the student who designed this year's Hokie socks , videoMeet Demetrya Dye ’27, a senior majoring in graphic design at Virginia Tech and the student designer behind this year’s Hokie socks. From the iconic "Enter Sandman" seismograph to a nod to campus food culture, her designs draw inspiration from experiences shared across Hokie Nation. In this video, Dye offers a behind-the-scenes look at her creative process and the ideas that brought this year's socks to life. Hokies can claim a pair of the limited-edition socks by making a gift of $15 or more to support what matters most to them at Virginia Tech at give.vt.edu/socknews.
