CCV in the Media – July 2023
View the College’s recent press highlights.
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View the College’s recent press highlights.
- Are the Kids Heading Back to School? You can too. | News | eagletimes.com CCV is still accepting applicants for fall classes and offers low- and no-cost tuition programs for Vermonters.
- VSCS Trustees Hear How VTSU, CCV, Responded In Flooded Communities | Local News | caledonianrecord.com CCV staff from the 12 centers across the state supported their communities amidst the flooding that devastated many.
- NBC5 In Depth: Why tuition-free college is good for Vermont (mynbc5.com) CCV President Joyce Judy was interviewed on NBC5 highlighting CCV’s strong enrollment, how CCV is reducing the cost of education and increasing access for Vermonters, and more.
- WTSA News For Your Thursday, August 17th: | 96.7 WTSA FM (wtsaradio.com) CCV is offering free tuition to Vermonters whose family income is $75,000 or less through the 802 Opportunity Grant.
- CCV announces half-priced tuition for in-state students | State News | vtcng.com CCV is offering a 50% discount on tuition for Vermonters in over 20 academic programs through the Vermont Tuition Advantage program.
- Addison County: Growth and investment, labor and housing shortages | Vermont Business Magazine (vermontbiz.com) In 2022 CCV was able to offer students in internships $1,000 stipends to support their cost of living. There are plans for the program to be expanded.
- Meet the experts at Hoffman Real Estate | Sponsored | benningtonbanner.com CCV faculty Nicole Ivy is a newly licensed agent and works at Hoffman Real Estate along with teaching at the College and writing science fiction stories.
- Pass or Fail? Newly Branded Vermont State University Needs More Students — But Its Enrollment Is Declining | Education | Seven Days | Vermont’s Independent Voice (sevendaysvt.com) CCV registrants were up in August compared to the previous year. The College is offering low- and no-cost tuition programs for Vermonters, reducing a barrier of attending college.
- CCV offers half off tuition for certain degrees starting this year (wcax.com) CCV is offering half-off tuition for Vermonters in eligible degree and certificate programs through the Vermont Tuition Advantage program.
- Scott Giles, president and CEO of VSAC, published a commentary highlighting the 802 Opportunity Grant. This program offers a tuition-free education to Vermonters whose family income is $75,000 or less, reducing barriers to accessing college.
- The Community College of Vermont, UVM Health Network, and Vermont State University have partnered to offer a Respiratory Therapy Program in the 2023-2024 academic year. This is an earn-while-you-learn program where students will gain valuable field experience while also earning college credits. This program is also designed to meet the needs of the Vermont workforce, particularly in healthcare.
- UVM Health Network, Vermont State University, Community College of Vermont welcome students to Revitalized Respiratory Therapy Training Program | Vermont Business Magazine (vermontbiz.com)
- Vermont State University announces new respiratory therapy training program (mychamplainvalley.com)
- New respiratory therapy program prepares Vt. students for careers in health care (wcax.com)
- Vermont leaders expand access to education and training | Opinion | benningtonbanner.com The 802 Opportunity Grant is available this fall, offering a tuition-free education at CCV for families with an income of $75,000 or less.
- VCF expands ‘A Comprehensive Scholarship for Early Childhood Educators’ | Vermont Business Magazine (vermontbiz.com) The Curtis Fund and Vermont Association for the Education of Young Children (VTAEYC) have partnered to offer a scholarship program to Vermonters looking to become early childhood educators. This program provides scholarships for the full cost of attendance at CCV to earn the childcare certificate.
- NEK Council On Aging Hires White As Options Counselor | Business | caledonianrecord.com CCV alumna Lynne White has been hired as an options counselor at the NEK Council on Aging.Academic Honors – Spring 2023 | Academic Honors | willistonobserver.com Student Holly King was named to the spring 2023 dean’s list at CCV.
