Intellectual Resources
Intellectual well-being means participating in mentally stimulating and creative activities. It is the ability to think critically, reason objectively, and make responsible decisions - inside and outside of the classroom or workplace. Intellectual well-being means a life full of learning and being accepting of other perspectives and ideas.
⬥ Employee Resources ⬥ Student Resources
⬥⬥ Learn a foreign language
Discover a world of foreign language classes offered by VCU’s Office of Continuing and Professional Studies and the School of World Studies!
⬥⬥ LinkedIn Learning
Boost your skills and reach your goals with LinkedIn Learning! Staff, faculty, and students can access thousands of expert-led tutorials on business, tech, and creative skills.
⬥ Recreation and wellness minor
Dive into a recreation and wellness minor through VCU RecWell and the School of Education! Gain skills, practice, and certifications to work in a field you’re passionate about.
⬥ The Lifelong Learning Institute
The Lifelong Learning Institute in Chesterfield, in partnership with VCU and local schools, offers education, fitness, and social activities for midlife and older adults.
⬥⬥ The Workshop
Explore creativity at The Workshop in Cabell Library! Access hardware, software, and expert guidance to bring your graphics, audio, video, and hands-on projects to life.
⬥ Tuition benefit
VCU provides tuition benefits for faculty, adjunct faculty, university and academic professionals, and classified employees! Use this benefit for academic credit in VCU undergraduate, graduate, or first-professional degree courses, covering standard tuition and various fees.
⬥ VCU Dean of Students Office
The Dean of Students Office is here to guide you through challenges, helping you find the right support to stay on track for success.
⬥ Work/Life well-being blog
VCU HR’s well-being blog offers daily tips and tricks for leading a fulfilling and happy life at home and in the workplace!
⬥⬥ VCU Libraries
VCU Libraries offers workshops, class instruction by librarians, and resources designed to support faculty and student learning.
Suggestions?
To share your suggestions on additional resources for the VCU community, contact the Division of Finance and Administration at svpfinadmin@vcu.edu.