Virginia Council of Graduate Schools
VCGS Annual Spring Meeting
Co-hosted by Hampton University and Christopher Newport University
- March 4 - 5, 2027
- HU Museum & CNU Conference Room
Coming Together for Graduate Student Success
The Virginia Council of Graduate Schools (VCGS) brings together graduate education leaders, faculty, and professionals from across the Commonwealth to share best practices, foster collaboration, and advance excellence in graduate education.
What's happening at this event?
VCGS Event Agenda
This event is co-hosted by Hampton University and Christopher Newport University. The agenda is split over two days:
Thursday, March 4, 2027
Events on Thursday, March 4 will take place on Hampton’s campus.
Friday, March 5, 2027
Events on Friday, March 5 will take place on Christopher Newport’s campus.
- Mar. 4
- 12PM - 1PM
- HU Museum Education Center, 2nd Floor
Catered Lunch
- Mar. 4
- 1PM - 4PM
- HU Museum Education Center, 2nd Floor
Business Meeting
- Mar. 4
- 4PM - 5PM
- HU Museum
Tour HamptonU Museum
Hotel Accommodations
Guests attending VCGS are encouraged to reserve accommodations at one of our hotel partners, conveniently located just minutes from Hampton University.
The Landing at Hampton Marina
700 Settlers Landing Rd, Hampton, VA 23669
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Rate (per room, per night): $139.00
Rates subject to state and local taxes. -
Availability: March 3 - 6, 2027
All reservations must be secured by February 1, 2027. - Room Block: 25 Rooms AvailableÂ
- Overnight Parking: $15.00/car
Hilton Garden Inn Hampton Coliseum Central
1999 Power Plant Pkwy, Hampton, VA 23666
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Rate (per room, per night): $113.00
Rates subject to state and local taxes. -
Availability: March 3 - 6, 2027
All reservations must be secured by February 1, 2027. - Room Block: 30 Rooms AvailableÂ
Reservation Code Coming Soon
Check Out Other Interesting Destinations
Located minutes away from Hampton University!
Emancipation Oak
The Emancipation Oak, as it stands today. This national historic landmark stood as the site of the first teachings at Hampton University on September 17, 1861, and later as the site of the first Southern reading of the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863.
HamptonU A.I. Center
Hampton University’s new A.I. center, located on Eaton Street in Downtown Hampton, offers students, entrepreneurs, and community members a chance to learn and innovate with cutting-edge technology.
Accessible by appointment only.
Downtown Hampton
Explore dining and shopping opportunities to suit your taste in Downtown Hampton. This destination is just minutes away from Hampton University.
Virginia Air & Space Science Center
Explore cutting-edge technologies and engage with interactive exhibits in one of only 12 official NASA Visitor Centers in the United States.
Fort Monroe
The largest stone and masonry fort built in the United States, this destination was constructed in 1834 and includes beautiful beaches, restaurants, and a scenic trail along the water.
RSVP Today!
RSVP today to secure your spot. Join us for an inspiring and informative event!
