View the College’s recent press highlights.
- Guest speakers announced for Southern Vermont Economy Summit | Manchester Journal CCV will sponsor the Southern Vermont Economy Summit held on May 20.
- NCCC SkillsUSA Students Completes Competition Season | Caledonian Record CCV-Newport’s Heather McClure, coordinator of student advising, was a judge for the North Country Career Center’s SkillsUSA Health Knowledge Bowl. Level one and two health sciences students participated, demonstrating their skills.
- Scholarships available for Windham County women | Brattleboro Reformer The Brattleboro Branch of the American Association of University Women is offering scholarships of up to $1,000 to women in Windham County who are enrolled in a certificate program, or a two- or four-year degree program during the 2025-2026 academic year.
- Enhanced professional studies program builds partnership between VTSU and CCV | Vermont Business Magazine CCV and VTSU expand educational opportunities for transfer students and adult learners, offering a pathway from CCV to the VTSU progressional studies program.
- Looking For A New Career – Virtual Job Fair | Newport Daily Express CCV-Newport hosted a job fair showcasing local businesses and career opportunities.
- Local Teacher Talks About Going from Ecuador to the NEK | Newport Daily Express CCV alumnus Gerardi Ortiz came to the US from Ecuador in the 1990s. He attended CCV and learned English, continued on to Johnson State College (now VTSU), and followed in his mother’s footsteps becoming a teacher.
- An International Food Festival in Winooski Celebrates Student Roots | Seven Days CCV-Winooski’s 22nd annual International Food Festival was held on April 10 showcasing ethnic dishes made by students, staff, faculty and community members to share their cultures.
- KeyBank bolsters business banking division with appointment of relationship manager | Mainebiz CCV alumna Holly O’Brien has been hired as a relationship manager for business banking at KeyBank.
- Vermont By Degrees: Education that works for everyone | Times Argus VSAC Chancellor Beth Mauch’s editorial in the Times Argus’ “Vermont by Degrees” series highlights the flexible, affordable education offered at CCV and VTSU.
- Hundreds of students meet with health care professionals at UVMHN career fair | Vermont Business UVMMC has established a LNA to RN pathway program for their employees through a partnership with CCV. This job, and many other health care roles, was highlighted at the health care career fair in April.
- CCV Dean of Enrollment and Community Relations Katie Mobley serves as a member on the Vermont Baby Bonds Advisory Committee, looking into developing a baby bonds pilot program.
- Hornets Sweep NAC Rookie Of The Week Accolades; Local Runner Commits To VTSU-Lyndon XC | Caledonian Record CCV alumna Verna Stoddard has committed to the VTSU-Lyndon women’s cross country program for fall 2025.
- Vermont By Degrees: Investing in Vermont’s young people | Times Argus CCV President Joyce Judy’s editorial in the Times Argus’ “Vermont by Degrees” series highlights the Early College program at CCV and the positive impact investing in this program has on students, Vermont’s economy, and our future.
- New State Workforce Development Board announced | Vermont Business Tiffany Walker, associate dean of workforce education at CCV, is a member of Vermont’s State Workforce Development Board. The Board will enhance the coordination of Vermont’s workforce system to better address the workforce crisis.
- Unframed exhibition and sale of Lancelee James Trimm’s Art to benefit Hoosick Area Revitalization | Bennington Banner Late CCV alumnus Lancelee James Trimm’s work was featured in the exhibition “Unframed” at the Wood Block Center, showcasing nearly 50 of his works.
