Empowering Student Parents
For single mother Nicole Talbert, the idea of going back to school as an adult student was daunting. She worried about money, and she worried about the time commitment.
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Grant Gives Working Vermonters Flexibility, Security, and Opportunity
The 802 Opportunity Grant provides a free CCV degree to Vermonters with a family income under $75,000. It’s been a game-changer for thousands of working adult students who are balancing the responsibilities of jobs, school, and more.
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Notable Now: Fall Edition
Here’s the latest roundup of news and announcements from the CCV community. Happy reading, and don’t forget to share your own Notables with us by emailing marketing@ccv.edu!
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Making a Difference, One Single Parent at a Time
The Victoria Buffum Single Parent scholarship supports CCV students who are single parents. The scholarship is a proud embodiment of the late Vicki Buffum, and it represents the Buffum Family Foundation's desire to have a meaningful impact.
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CCV in the Media – February 2023
View the College’s recent press highlights.
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CCV in the Media – January 2023
View the College’s recent press highlights.
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‘It Starts at CCV’: Life Gap Grants Support Students and Vermont
A former member of the Vermont house of representatives, current director of public affairs for a Vermont utility, and all-around champion of the Green Mountain State, Dylan Giambatista says “my work in Vermont is really about finding ways to bridge divides that are in our communities.”
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802 Opportunity Grant Launches Early Childhood Educator
“I don’t like wasting time,” says 18-year-old Geneva Horster. The 2021 Thetford Academy graduate has been on an accelerated track to a CCV degree in early childhood education, taking more than a full-time course load since last fall.
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Join Us in Giving
This giving season, we encourage you to make a gift to support our students on their path to a college degree. There are a variety of funds to choose from. Every dollar counts, and no gift is too small.
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CCV Scholarship Carries On a Legacy of Learning
This story is written in memory of Jennifer Frey ‘97, who passed away in November 2001. Her parents, Lois and Bob Frey, established the Jennifer Frey Memorial Scholarship in 2002. Over the years, the scholarship has helped 45 CCV students continue their education.
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With Scholarships and Support, CCV Students Launch Careers in Childcare
Emily Mulherin has always loved working with children. She’s currently an assistant teacher in the infant room at Brattleboro Centre for Children; in addition to her full-time job, she’s a student at CCV, pursuing an associate degree in early childhood education.
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‘Full-Time Effort’: Meet Alumni Scholarship Recipient Kaleigh Nutting
Kaleigh Nutting’s priorities are clear: She loves Vermont and wants to stay close to home. She wants to make the best financial decisions she can. And she wants to be successful in life. “I want to do a job that I love to do, because it doesn’t feel like a job when you enjoy it.”
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