View the College’s recent press highlights.
- Brattleboro Development Credit Corporation Hosts Roundtable on Manufacturing Workforce | Vermont Express Representatives from CCV joined the Brattleboro Development Credit Corporation’s CEO Roundtable titled “Why Manufacturing Powers Windham Region’s Growth.” Discussions centered on the importance of collaboration among employers to build the workforce, including credential and training opportunities at CCV.
- Vermont State University reports an 11% increase in new students | Vermont Business Magazine Strong transfer pathways from CCV to VTSU have contributed to a jump in new student enrollment at VTSU..
- 2026-27 U.S. Ski Jumping Team Announced CCV student Tara Geraghty-Moats has been named to the 2026-27 Stifel U.S. Ski Jumping Team.
- Vermont Tech Jam Hosts Innovative Employers and Educators at Hula CCV staff attended Vermont Tech Jam at Hula in Burlington to share our program offerings with event attendees.
- Champlain College appoints six new members to Board of Trustees | Vermont Business Magazine David Tabaruka, former controller at CCV and current senior director of financial planning and analysis for the Vermont State Colleges, has been elected to the Champlain College Board of Trustees.
- Tuition free college or training? Yes! – VTDigger Through 802Opportunity, CCV offers a tuition-free education to Vermonters with a family income of $100,000 or less who don’t have a bachelor’s degree.
- CCV President Judy talks projects for coming academic year | Local News | timesargus.com CCV’s fall 2026 enrollment showed an increase from last fall, and the College has new projects on the horizon. These include helping launch an LNA Training Hub, entering a partnership with GE Aerospace to support training new employees, and launching a sonography certificate next fall in partnership with UVM Health Network.
- Realtor Hosts Local Artist | Entertainment | caledonianrecord.com Former CCV instructor and self-taught artist Mardi McGregor showcased her artwork at Four Seasons Sotheby’s International Realty in October.
- Treasurer awards $3.4 million in higher education funding | Vermont Business Magazine Treasurer Mike Pieciak awarded $3.4 million in funding for higher education, which includes scholarships for Vermont students distributed through UVM, VTSU, CCV, and VSAC.
- School Notes: Hartford High students honored by College Board – Valley News Upper Valley students were named to the student honors list, dean’s list, and president’s list at CCV for the summer 2026 semester.
- CCV alumna Laura Titus has been inducted into the Hardwood Union Hall of Fame for her accomplishments during high school and beyond.
- CCV received a $790,000 grant, part of the Rural Health Transformation program, from the Vermont Department of Disabilities Aging and Independent Living to expand workforce development for entry-level healthcare workers through the creation of the Vermont LNA Training Hub. The Hub will be a coordinated, statewide resource to strengthen Vermont’s LNA pipeline.
