CCV in the Media - April 2022 - Community College of Vermont

View our press highlights from April.

Pownal executive assistant abruptly resigns post | Local News | benningtonbanner.com CCV alumna Tara Parks has been promoted to Pownal executive assistant. Parks graduated from CCV with an associate degree in human services.
CCV student named Phi Theta Kappa distinguished member | Vermont Business Magazine (vermontbiz.com) CCV-Winooski student Natália Bianchini has been named a 2022 Phi Theta Kappa distinguished member for embodying the honor society’s hallmarks of leadership, scholarship, service, and fellowship.
CEDRR: Two events scheduled for April | Local News | rutlandherald.com CCV participated in the 4th Annual Real Rutland Feud on April 30. This event raised funds for the Real Rutland regional marketing initiative.
Northshire Career Expo coming Monday | Business | manchesterjournal.com CCV presented information regarding training, education, and financial aid at the Northshire Career Expo. This free event was organized around Vermont’s best-bet career and training programs, aiming to help Vermonters searching for a new career.
Bennington legal clinic proposed, with student assistance | Local News | benningtonbanner.com Vermont Legal Aid proposed a legal clinic to come to Bennington. Their business model would include using students from CCV to assist legal staff in handling cases for low-income and working families.
StJ Art On The Street Debuts Spring Exhibit | Entertainment | caledonianrecord.com CCV is displaying artwork as part of the spring St. J Art on the Street exhibit. Curated by CCV staff member Cindy Swanson, this exhibit features work by CCV-Newport art and design students.

The McClure Free Degree Promise through the Early College program at CCV offers Vermont students in grades 8-11 the chance to earn a free associate degree after they graduate from high school. The program announcement has been covered by news outlets throughout Vermont: