This Fall, Vermonters Can Save Big at CCV
There are more ways than ever for Vermonters to access education and training at CCV. We talked with three students who are saving big this fall semester.
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For Early Childhood Educators, Prior Learning Assessment Provides a Path to Career Advancement
Sharron Harrington, the new executive director of the Vermont Association for the Education of Young Children, used CCV's Prior Learning Assessment program to fast-track her education and advance her career.
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CCV TRIO Program Celebrates 40 Years of Support
Ayla started taking classes at CCV-Rutland in 2019 and pursued a degree in behavioral science. “I was very lucky because at the time I came to college was a time I really needed support,” Ayla said. As a first-generation college student, among other factors, she was eligible to be a part of CCV’s TRIO Student Support Services program.
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‘A Better Community Experience’: Mansfield Hall Partnership Builds Skills for College and Career
Alexander Elwood is a resident at Mansfield Hall, and he’s also a CCV student. He just finished the 3-credit Exploratory Workplace Experience class, which included an 80-hour internship that allowed him to indulge his love of movies.
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Congratulations, Class of 2023!
CCV students, faculty, and staff from across the state gathered at Norwich University’s Shapiro Field House on Saturday, to celebrate the Class of 2023. The day was one of smiles, tears, laughter, and proud moments shared by everyone in the CCV community as more than 450 graduates earned their associate degree.
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Access Day Gives Students a Taste of College and Careers
Last Thursday, dozens of teenagers visited CCV-Winooski for a Health Professions Access Day to explore careers in healthcare.
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‘People Are My Power Animal’: Social Activist to Serve as Student Speaker
Kevin McGreal's commitment to improving the student experience at CCV and across the Vermont State Colleges led to his nomination for student speaker at this year’s commencement.
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CCV Celebrates 20th International Food Festival
CCV-Winooski hosted its 20th annual International Food Festival where CCV students, staff, faculty and the community were all welcome to join to learn about one another and different cultures, and to bond over a shared love: food.
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Forging Leaders at CCV
The CCV Leadership Scholarship is awarded annually to one student from each of CCV’s academic centers and the Center of Online Learning. Students are nominated and chosen based on their demonstration of exceptional leadership abilities in their CCV centers, classrooms, and communities.
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Early College Certificate Gives Students a Head Start on College and Careers
Erin Lemieux is one of the first participants of the enhanced Early College Certificate program, which awards a $1,000 stipend to students who pursue a certificate during their Early College year. “I’m starting my journey early so I can get out early and start my life early,” Erin says.
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Lifetime Achievements
Lynn Berry and Emily Nyman have created a life together focused around helping and supporting students. In recognition of the lives that they’ve touched, and the difference they continue to make, they have each received the Vermont School Counselor Association (VTSCA) Lifetime Achievement Award in back-to-back years, Lynn in 2022 and Emily in 2023.
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Dig In! High School Students Connect at Mac & Cheese Socials
CCV student Raine Towns talked about her plans over plates of steaming pasta at last week’s Mac & Cheese Social at CCV-Montpelier. The event was the second in a series that aims to bring together the College’s growing community of high school students.
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