Hokie Club Schneiderman joined the volleyball program in the summer of 2021 after serving as the assistant director of operations with the Hokies' men's basketball program for two years.
She began her career serving as a student manager in 2018-19, then became the administrative assistant in 2019-20 and was promoted to assistant director of operations during the 2020-21 season. With the men's basketball program she worked directly with the Hokies’ chief of staff and head coach. She also managed day-to-day duties, including budgeting and finances.
Prior to the men’s basketball staff: Schneiderman was a teacher for Take2 summer camps during the summers of 2012-14 and 2016, specializing as a head teacher of small classrooms for children with autism spectrum disorder. Enriching students’ academic and social knowledge, Schneiderman also met with parents to discuss students’ behavioral strategies and progress during the program.
Having a heart for the community, Schneiderman was in the Chi Omega Fraternity for three years and volunteered with elementary-aged students in various school settings. She also was a manager and overseer for family business interests that included property management and real estate sales.
Education: Virginia Tech, 2019 (B.S. Human Development); Virginia Tech, 2020 (M.S. Agricultural and Life Sciences, Concentration in Leadership).
Personal: A native of McLean, Virginia, Schneiderman currently resides in Blacksburg.
She began her career serving as a student manager in 2018-19, then became the administrative assistant in 2019-20 and was promoted to assistant director of operations during the 2020-21 season. With the men's basketball program she worked directly with the Hokies’ chief of staff and head coach. She also managed day-to-day duties, including budgeting and finances.
Prior to the men’s basketball staff: Schneiderman was a teacher for Take2 summer camps during the summers of 2012-14 and 2016, specializing as a head teacher of small classrooms for children with autism spectrum disorder. Enriching students’ academic and social knowledge, Schneiderman also met with parents to discuss students’ behavioral strategies and progress during the program.
Having a heart for the community, Schneiderman was in the Chi Omega Fraternity for three years and volunteered with elementary-aged students in various school settings. She also was a manager and overseer for family business interests that included property management and real estate sales.
Education: Virginia Tech, 2019 (B.S. Human Development); Virginia Tech, 2020 (M.S. Agricultural and Life Sciences, Concentration in Leadership).
Personal: A native of McLean, Virginia, Schneiderman currently resides in Blacksburg.