Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine

Virginia Tech names medical school facility in honor of Jim and Augustine Smith

“It is an extraordinary honor for our family, but we recognize that this moment represents far more than a name on a building,” Jim Smith said. “It reflects decades of hard work and the contributions of countless individuals. Our family has always placed great importance on the values of hard work, respect for others, and a strong sense of duty. These are virtues we want to elevate and protect.”

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Virginia Tech Students — Virginia Tech stands on our Principles of Community and will “affirm the inherent dignity and value of every person and strive to maintain a climate for work and learning based on mutual respect and understanding.” -Tim Sands, Virginia Tech President

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Through a unique public-private partnership between a cutting edge-research university and a major health care institution, the Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine educates physician thought leaders through inquiry, research, and discovery.

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Spotlight on HSSIP: Health Systems Science and Interprofessional Practice (HSSIP) is one of the four domains at the Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine.

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Matthew Vinson, one of the 2025 Medical Research Letters of Distinction recipients, spent the last four years researching NSAID use among a patient population. His project and findings would not have been possible without the incredible guidance and support of his two mentors, John Eperly and Michelle Rockwell.