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About VCU SHRM Student Chapters:

Our SHRM Student Chapters are affiliated with SHRM and are established within educational institutions, such as VCU. These student chapters are designed to support and nurture the next generation of HR professionals. Here's what you can expect from our SHRM Student Chapter:

  • Networking: Our Student Chapters offer a platform for students to connect with fellow HR enthusiasts, faculty, and local HR professionals.
  • Professional Development: Members can access resources and events that help them build essential skills and knowledge for a successful HR career.
  • Leadership Opportunities: Our Student Chapters has leadership positions that students can take on, providing valuable experience in organizing events and leading teams.
  • Community Engagement: Our Student Chapters engage in community service and volunteer activities to give back to their communities.

Why Join Our SHRM Student Chapter: If you're a student interested in HR, joining our SHRM Student Chapter is a fantastic step towards building your HR network and gaining valuable insights into the field—all for FREE! To learn more, feel free to reach out to us or join today!

For more information about the national SHRM Org, visit www.SHRM.org

If you are a student interested in becoming a national member of the SHRM org, visit www.shrm.org/students

Our Mission Statement

Empowering rising HR and business professionals by fostering growth through professional development, networking, diversity and inclusion, and a strong community with guidance from both Richmond SHRM and National SHRM.

This organization does not restrict membership based on race, color, religion, national origin (including ethnicity), age, sex (including pregnancy, childbirth and related medical conditions), parenting status, marital status, political affiliation, military status (including veteran status), genetic information (including family medical history), sexual orientation, gender identify, gender expression, or disability. All VCU students who support the mission of our organization are welcome to participate in programs and events.