Liz started at CCV after high school graduation in 2015, but her path through college wasn’t linear. “I didn’t think I wanted to go to college. I didn’t have the finances for your traditional four-year school,” she said. But, after encouragement to look into CCV, Liz pursued her passion of working with kids through the College’s early childhood education (ECE) program. “CCV was close to home, it felt like the best option for me.”

CCV graduates and their families, faculty, and staff gathered from across the state at Norwich University’s Shapiro Field House on Saturday to celebrate the CCV Class of 2024. The day gave way to sunny blue skies, smiles, laughter, and tears of joy as over 500 students earned their associate degree.

Leaders from across the state gathered at CCV-Montpelier on Tuesday for the annual Leadership Scholarship Luncheon, held to celebrate CCV students who have made an impact at the College and in their communities.