Virginia Tech alumni gathered for a Manhattan Hokies event

Help lead the next chapter.

You don’t need chapter experience. You just need something you’d like to contribute.

Leadership Advisory

Steve Hole · Steve White

Manhattan Hokies is actively rebuilding its officer team with real, open volunteer roles. Choose a specific role below—or select “I’m not sure which role fits me yet”—and apply.

Three attendees seated behind an event table at a 2013 Manhattan Hokies gathering

Show up. Make room. Help the next person lead.

Good leadership means sharing responsibility and keeping the door open.

Bring what you know. Learn the rest together.

These are flexible volunteer roles. Pick the one that fits.

01 · Open

Finance Chair / Treasurer

Keep chapter finances clear and ready for the next gathering.

Ways you could help

  • Steward chapter banking and approved payment tools
  • Handle reimbursements and vendor payments
  • Build clear, responsible event budgets
I’m Interested
02 · Open

Social Media & Marketing Chair

Tell the chapter’s story and help New York Hokies know what’s next.

Ways you could help

  • Plan Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and email content
  • Create event graphics
  • Coordinate partner posts, photography, and video
I’m Interested
03 · Open

Fundraising Chair

Open doors for scholarships, service, and time together.

Ways you could help

  • Build relationships with local and alumni-owned businesses
  • Plan responsible fundraisers
  • Run raffles and silent auctions where permitted
I’m Interested
04 · Open

Scholarship Chair

Carry Ut Prosim forward through scholarships and student support.

Ways you could help

  • Coordinate approved applications with Virginia Tech
  • Bring together a thoughtful selection committee
  • Support scholarship recipients and their families
I’m Interested
05 · Open

Football Game Watch Chair

Make every Virginia Tech football game feel like Blacksburg in New York.

Ways you could help

  • Care for venue relationships
  • Coordinate food, drink, sound, televisions, seating, and setup
  • Welcome Hokies and share game-day details
I’m Interested
06 · Open

Basketball, Other Sports & Social Chair

Keep Hokies connected beyond football season.

Ways you could help

  • Plan basketball and tournament watches
  • Create gatherings around other Virginia Tech sports
  • Organize welcoming local outings
I’m Interested
07 · Open

Young Alumni Chair

Help newer graduates find their people and their footing in New York.

Ways you could help

  • Plan welcoming gatherings for recent graduates
  • Help new arrivals find chapter events and Virginia Tech resources
  • Listen for what young alumni want from the chapter
I’m Interested
08 · Open

Technology & Digital Operations Chair

Keep the website and calendar useful, clear, and current.

Ways you could help

  • Publish website and content updates
  • Keep events and venue details current
  • Support email, newsletter, registration, and QR-code tools
I’m Interested

I’d like to help, but I’m not sure where yet.

You don’t need a title. One event, introduction, or useful skill can help another Hokie feel at home.

Start a Conversation
  • One-time event help
  • Photography or video
  • Venue scouting
  • Check-in and welcoming
  • Raffles where permitted
  • Community outreach
  • Mentoring
  • Scholarship review
  • Sponsorship introductions
  • Chapter history and records
  • Graphic design

One note. A real conversation.

Tell us where you’d like to help. We’ll follow up about Manhattan Hokies volunteer leadership.

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