Vanderbilt’s Division of Government and Community Relations is the leading advocate for the university and our community to local, state and federal government as well as nonprofit partners. This important role gives us a front row seat to the countless ways that Vanderbilt makes a positive impact on Nashville, our state, our country and the entire world.
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The Vanderbilt Quantum Forum: Technology, Policy and the Economy |
On April 9, Vanderbilt will host a full-day forum at the Grand Hyatt Nashville, offering a clear, accessible discussion of quantum technology. Get a glimpse into applications that could be relevant for your organization.
Featured speakers include Tennessee House Speaker Cameron Sexton, Josh Brown, president and CEO of the Tennessee Chamber of Commerce & Industry, and leaders from Oak Ridge National Laboratory, among others.
Registration closes soon. Secure your spot now.
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Vanderbilt, local organizations explore women’s suffrage through performance and dialogue
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Through a collaboration with TPAC and local partners, Vanderbilt brought students and the broader community together for conversations tied to Suffs, the Tony Award–winning Broadway musical about the fight for women’s voting rights. Read More
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Nashville mayor celebrates Vanderbilt athletes |
Mayor Freddie O’Connell held his weekly news conference at Vanderbilt to recognize the success of the women’s and men’s basketball teams. The university welcomed the visit as a chance to celebrate the energy surrounding VU Athletics this year and its strong connection to the Nashville community. Read More
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Vanderbilt invites campus community to celebrate Earth Month |
From tree plantings and campus tours to farmers markets and garden projects, Vanderbilt’s Earth Month lineup offers hands-on ways to learn, serve and connect alongside students, faculty, staff and community partners throughout April. Read More
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Vanderbilt advocates make case for federal humanities support on Capitol Hill
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“The humanities allow us to do what AI can’t do: engage with other people face to face.” A Vanderbilt faculty member and student brought that message to Washington, D.C., urging continued support for the National Endowment for the Humanities. Read More
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Vanderbilt supports 52nd Annual Tennessee Prayer Breakfast |
Vanderbilt State Government Relations sponsored the annual event on March 11, bringing together public officials and community leaders from across the state. This year’s program featured remarks from Gov. Bill Lee. Vanderbilt is proud to be part of a longstanding Tennessee tradition centered on leadership and service.
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| Then and Now: The History of Disabilities In Our Community |
MLK, Jr. Magnet High School
Wednesday, April 8, 5:30 p.m.
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Now in its third year, Then and Now explores Nashville's minority communities through history and lived experience. This session features stories from leaders with communication impairments and the deaf/hard of hearing
Register to Attend
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| The Vanderbilt Quantum Forum |
Grand Hyatt Nashville
Thursday, April 9
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Learn about quantum technology’s impact on policy, economy and innovation in an accessible, expert-led forum—no technical background required.
Space is limited. Secure Your Spot
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| Bridging Campus and Community: Community Engagement Symposium |
Faculty Commons, Special Collections
Thursday, April 23, 10 a.m.–Noon
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Join us in celebrating community partnerships that connect research, teaching, and service across Middle Tennessee and beyond.
Learn More
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This newsletter features some of our top stories from the past month. For more details or to learn how Vanderbilt can support your community, please contact our office.
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