New CCV Program Supports Students’ Basic Needs
The College has established Life Gap Plus, a new program designed to provide greater visibility of and access to resources for students facing basic needs insecurities.
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“A Beautiful Language”: Dual Enrollment Introduces High School Students to Deaf Culture
Grace Brown was in a Starbucks store two years ago when she watched, dismayed, as a barista struggled to help a customer who was deaf. Finally, Grace found a pen and paper and helped the stranger place their order. “I was very frustrated for them,” she said.
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CCV Announces Bookkeeping Apprenticeship
Vermonters have a new pathway to high-wage, high-demand careers in accounting and bookkeeping through the Community College of Vermont’s (CCV) certified public bookkeeper apprenticeship program.
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Fall 2021 Academic Honors
The Community College of Vermont is pleased to announce that the following students have been named to the President’s, Dean’s, and Student Honors Lists for the fall 2021 semester.
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NECHE Accreditation
The Community College of Vermont will undergo a comprehensive evaluation visit from March 13-16, 2022, by a team representing the New England Commission of Higher Education.
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CCV/Brattleboro Memorial Hospital Partnership Addresses Healthcare Workforce Shortage
The next group of College to Career Program students will begin classes later this month, launching their accelerated journey to becoming medical assistants at Brattleboro Memorial Hospital.
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CCV Receives McClure Foundation Award to Increase Postsecondary Continuation
Thanks to a generous award from the J. Warren and Lois McClure Foundation, current CCV Early College students who matriculate at the College and enroll in two or more courses in summer or fall 2022 will receive a stipend.
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UVM Health Network and CCV Launch New Apprentice Program to Grow Pharmacy Workforce and Meet Patient Needs
The University of Vermont Health Network and the Community College of Vermont (CCV) are collaborating to offer a new Pharmacy Technician Apprenticeship Program to create rewarding local careers in health care that will also help meet the community’s pharmacy needs.
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Join Us in Giving
This giving season, we encourage you to make a gift to support our students on their path to a college degree. There are a variety of funds to choose from. Every dollar counts, and no gift is too small.
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CCV Scholarship Carries On a Legacy of Learning
This story is written in memory of Jennifer Frey ‘97, who passed away in November 2001. Her parents, Lois and Bob Frey, established the Jennifer Frey Memorial Scholarship in 2002. Over the years, the scholarship has helped 45 CCV students continue their education.
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On the Front Lines: One Veteran’s Journey from Marine Corps to Nursing School
Growing up, Quinn O’Reilly and his older brother didn’t get along. But in the months before his brother left home for Marine Corps boot camp, they grew closer. When Quinn flew to Parris Island, South Carolina to watch boot camp graduation, he was inspired to follow in his brother’s footsteps.
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Taking on the Child Care Challenge, One Scholarship at a Time
Vickie Gratton used the Early Childhood Education Portfolio Scholarship to take Assessment of Prior Learning (APL), and came away from the one-semester course with an impressive 43 credits.
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