How to….

 

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 Reserve a conference room.
   
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 Get a Hokie Passport.
   
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 Obtain additional keys.
    Contact the CRC administrative office with a request for the identification of the key and the number of copies desired.
     
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 Get a list of tenants.
    Paper copies of the list of current tenants can be obtained from CRC Administration in the Garvin Building or at the CRC directory as you enter the park from campus on Tech Center Drive.  Digital copies can be obtained from this website.  Special lists of tenants can be obtained upon request to CRC Administration.
     
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 Find someone that works at the CRC.
    Use the People Finder feature on this website.
     
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 Subscribe to the CRC eNewsletter.
     
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 Submit information for the CRC e-Newsletter.
    Press releases, announcements, or other material that you would like to see in the CRC Newsletter should be sent to Dawn Crigger in the CRC administrative office.  The newsletter is published frequently.
     
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 Post a resume to tenants at the CRC.
     
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 Post a job opening on the CRC website.
    Send the job announcement information to MBA Management.  It will be posted as soon as possible.  After the job has been filled, please notify MBA Management so that the announcement can be removed.
     
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 Get a map of the CRC or provide directions to the CRC.
     
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 Sponsor a brown bag seminar.
     
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 Get catering service from the Chat Room Café.
    Catering can be provided on or off site, at any time, from sandwiches and pizza to multi-course formal meals.
     
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 Reserve a sports facility or join a recreational league.
     
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 Employ a Virginia Tech student.
    There are no unique requirements regarding employing students unless they are international students here on educational visas. You may post job opportunities on the CRC’s website.  You can review resumes that have been submitted to the CRC website by prospective employees.  Otherwise, the process is the same that you might use for any employee.  Students can be used for part-time work (weekends, nights, etc…), summers, or alternating semesters like the co-op program.
     
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 Employ an international student.
    International students cannot be employed directly by a company.  They can be employed by Tech if it can be shown that their employment is in support of their academic program.  So one approach is to initiate a sponsored research program with Tech for the student’s services.  More information on this can be obtained by contacting Dr. Tom Caruso at 231-6771.
     
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 Request a larger suite.
    The request should be sent to Dawn Crigger in the CRC administrative office detailing the amount of space needed and any special features the space should have.
     
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 Do video teleconferencing.
    The university has facilities that can be rented for video teleconferencing.  Contact Video Broadcast Services at 231-8989 or see Tech Provided Benefits.