On October 24, 2021, CWIB members came to the Sinkland Farms on a warm, sunny Sunday afternoon for a bonding event. Sinkland was in full swing, with a pumpkin patch, pig racing, a corn maze, and plenty of food trucks. This event was a great way to meet new friends and to kick off the Fall season. The group got to watch a pig race and take turns guessing which pig would come out in front. Next, the CWIB members took their chances in the corn maze equipped with only a nondescri

Virginia Tech has over 800 student organizations to explore, allowing all students to find something they are passionate about. Many of these are professional organizations, which give students the opportunity to practice professional skills or a certain craft, as well as hold leadership positions. This article will discuss a few of these organizations and what they have to offer! Collegiate Women in Business Collegiate Women in Business, or CWIB, is an organization where stu

Failure is a funny thing. For everyone it's a very different animal, and more often than not, it takes many forms. In this article, I’m going to focus on my personal experience regarding how I cope and deal with failure in school and in life in general. I will concentrate on what I have seen that has worked for me. Also, I will highlight tips and tricks from Susan Tardanico, Coach Don Shula, Leon Ho. One lesson that is so cliché, is that everything happens for a reason. Growi

Networking can be really tricky in college, especially now with constant transitions between in-person and online events and information sessions with recruiters and high level executives. With these changes happening so rapidly, it can be confusing when it comes to figuring out effective techniques for creating a network . In this article, we will be covering four tips that can help you do exactly that, while in this whirlwind of unpredictability. Tip #1: Utilize School

During the throes of midterms, essays, and extracurriculars we often forget to give ourselves time away from our everyday stresses. Taking a break can seem like a waste of our time or unimportant, but what you might not know is that taking regular and consistent breaks is vital to academic and personal success. Keep reading to learn about some of the benefits of taking regular breaks! 1. Quicker Cognitive and Physical Recovery Everyone starts to feel run down at the end of th

Many of us have fallen into the trap of lying in bed with our laptops believing that this is a position to help us effectively “study.” While this may work for some, you should consider updating your space to maximize your time. The helpful advice in this article will teach you how to set up a personalized workspace at home to improve focus, quality, and comfort while studying! 1. Create that Perfect Clutter-Free Space Stress can arise when there are distractions around you