No Hokie Left Behind
Being a Hokie means a lot of things, but one of the most important things that comes along with being a Hokie is a built-in community that takes care of one another and has each other's back. No Hokie Left Behind means that we always "go with friends, stay with friends, and leave with friends". This simple act can help avoid leaving someone behind in a potentially dangerous situation or one with serious consequences. We encourage you, as you explore your home away from home, to take this motto with you and remember to never leave a Hokie behind.
Go With Friends
Headed out to find fun experience? Know these resources before you go!
- Hazing Prevention
- ExperienceVT
- GobblerConnect
- Hokie Ready App
- Learn where blue light phones are
Stay With Friends
Being present in the moment is important when making memories. Take care of your fellow Hokies with these resources while at an event or hanging out with friends!
Leave With Friends
It’s important to make a plan on how you and your friends are going to get back home safely. Utilize these resources for help!
Workshops and Trainings
Hokie Wellness offers many great workshops and trainings that support No Hokie Left Behind. Below are a list of several workshops you be interested in participating.
- Party Positive
- Higher Education
- BASICS
- Recovery
- Helping friends in distress
- RAD
SRBI policy
Self-Reporting Bystander Intervention Policy:
Virginia Tech recognizes that the health and safety of students is of utmost importance. Therefore, if someone requires assistance for themselves or others because of alcohol or drug use, we want them to call for help. If medical assistance is sought, Student Conduct will not pursue conduct charges against the individual or organization who sought assistance, or the individual in need of assistance. However, Student Conduct will require students to attend a meeting with a hearing officer to discuss the incident and will assign substance-related and other educational assignments to the involved parties. Violations having a significant individual or community impact and students with prior violations that demonstrate an actual, potential, or perceived pattern of behavior are not likely to have outcomes that are mitigated and are not likely to be protected under this policy. (From the VT Code of Conduct)
Additional Resources
Contact Info
- In the case of an emergency, please call 911.
- VTPD Non-emergency police: 540 –382- 4343
- Blacksburg PD Non-emergency police: 540-443-1400
- RWB: for each district's emails and what buildings encompass each district (for on campus students only).
- Basic needs