“When I was in high school I wanted to do nursing, but it wasn’t cool, guys weren’t nurses [back then],” Scott said. “So I let peer pressure dictate what I did.” For 25 years he pursued a career in cooking before realizing that he was not satisfied by this line of work. It was during the process of becoming a father that his interest in nursing, specifically in labor and delivery, really peaked. “It kind of started a little fire, a little spark in me,” Scott said.

CCV held its 2022 commencement ceremony at Norwich University’s Shapiro Field House on Saturday, June 4. For the first time since 2019, CCV staff, faculty, students and their families converged from across the state to celebrate more than 450 graduates earning their associate degrees.

A new art exhibit has been installed in CCV President Joyce Judy’s office featuring work from five CCV faculty members. Faculty work is regularly displayed in her office gallery, showcasing the talent of local artists who bring their real-world expertise to CCV classrooms.