Location Information

Community College of Vermont (CCV) – Newport

Address

100 Main Street, Suite 150
Newport, VT 05855

Phone: 802-334-3387
Fax: 802-334-5373
Text: 802-487-8108

Hours of Operation

Monday – Friday: 8:00am – 4:00pm

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Location Information

Community College of Vermont (CCV) – Morrisville

Address

197 Harrel Street, Suite 2
Morrisville, VT 05661
Phone: 802-888-4258
Fax: 802-888-2554
Text: 802-521-2288

Hours of Operation

Monday: 9am – 7pm
Tuesday: 9am – 2pm
Wednesday: 9am – 2pm
Thursday: 9am – 7pm
Friday: Closed

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Staff Directory

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Art & Design

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Business

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Education

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Healthcare

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Human Services

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Information Technology

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Liberal Studies

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Manufacturing

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STEM Studies

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The impact of a donation to CCV is lasting and directly affects students’ ability to access higher education and to succeed in their educational goals. Whether you donate to a local Student Assistance Fund, which supports students with textbook or transportation costs, or to the Endowment for Student Success, supporting CCV students of the future, every dollar you give makes it possible for CCV students to attend college.

CCV’s annual fund is an opportunity for alumni, friends, faculty, staff and students to contribute to the overall mission of CCV by providing unrestricted resources for new initiatives as well as a variety of operational needs and projects.

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or by mail:

Community College of Vermont
PO Box 489
Montpelier, VT 05601

CCV Funds

Annual Fund
This fund supports the overall mission of CCV by providing unrestricted resources for a variety of operational needs and projects, as well as new initiatives.

General Scholarship Fund
Every dollar given to this fund goes directly to tuition assistance for students.

Life Gap Grants
Gifts to Life Gap support grants to help students bridge challenging situations and emergent needs that threaten their ability to continue in their studies and stay in school.

Endowment for Student Success
This fund supports deserving students whose chances of success can be strengthened by aid and whose needs are not met by other sources.

Endowment for Life Gap Grants
Established in 2020 in honor of CCV’s 50th anniversary, this endowment is intended to sustain long-term support for Life Gap Grants to CCV students.

Alumni Scholarship
Earning an associate degree is often only the beginning for CCV students. At graduation every year, CCV honors students who are continuing on to earn their bachelor’s degree with a scholarship award sent directly to the four-year college where they matriculate.

Named Endowment Funds
CCV has a number of established named endowment funds that support scholarship awards to students. Often these funds are in memory of a beloved member of the CCV community. Named endowments may be established at CCV with a minimum initial gift of $25,000.

President’s Scholarship
The President’s Scholarship was established to honor students who exhibit sustained academic excellence in their educational journey at CCV.

Study Abroad Fund
Gifts to this fund help students access the life-changing experience of travel through CCV’s Study Abroad Program. Help students develop a fuller and more diverse perspective of their studies and the world, cultivate cultural competency, and enhance career opportunities. These gifts directly reduce course fees involved with studying abroad.

Endowment for Teaching and Learning
This endowment provides a source of discretionary funding to support both new and ongoing academic programs.

Founder’s Fund for CCV
A permanent, unrestricted endowment, created to be as flexible as the College itself in meeting needs and supporting innovations that promote the CCV mission.

Legacy Scholarship
This scholarship is designed to honor former and current CCV faculty and staff members whose work for the College has benefited students, faculty, and co-workers in substantial and meaningful ways. Each year, one or more current or former faculty and staff members will be identified.

In Memory of Karen Clark

Donations in memory of our dear colleague Karen Clark, who passed away on December 12, 2015, can be made through our online giving form to the Karen Raylene Clark Memorial Scholarship Fund under “Named Endowment Fund.”

Thank you for honoring Karen’s memory.

Dear CCV Donors and Friends,

While this has been a challenging year for many Vermonters, we have been able to help so many students with support from our donors and philanthropic partners. Ten students who are single parents were supported by the Buffum Single Parent Scholarship, established with CCV’s first $1 million gift received from the Courtney and Victoria Buffum Family Foundation. Two early childhood educators, both alumni and beneficiaries of CCV’s portfolio courses, achieved recognition through the Vermont Association for the Education of Young Children. We also saw a 70% increase in the number of students with more than 235 high school seniors enrolled in Early College this fall, knowing they are eligible for the Free Degree Promise through the McClure Foundation. And hundreds of students are benefiting from the Life Gap Plus program, now staffed by a dedicated, full-time resource access manager.

None of this would have been possible without your support. This year’s report recognizes our collaborative success: together, we are opening doors to opportunity for thousands of Vermonters, many of whom never imagined that college was an option. On behalf of our students and the entire CCV community, thank you for your partnership.

Previous Reports

• Gratitude Report 2022
• Gratitude Report 2021
• Gratitude Report 2020
• Annual Report 2019
• Annual Report 2018
• Annual Report 2017
• Annual Report 2016
• Annual Report 2015
• Annual Report 2014
• Annual Report 2013
• Annual Report 2012
• Annual Report 2011
• Annual Report 2010

For more information on our programs and partnerships, please contact:
Aimee Stephenson
Director of Resource Development
Community College of Vermont
1 Abenaki Way
Winooski, VT 05404
802.654.0540
aimee.stephenson@ccv.edu

“From the beginning of my college experience I was supported by teachers and staff to overcome fears and gain the self-confidence I needed to start my college journey.”

CCV Graduate, Class of 2013

The CCV community of students, faculty, and staff has touched the lives of thousands of Vermonters, helping provide opportunities for better careers and a greater quality of life. Remain part of this community fabric by staying in touch with us, and consider a donation to support the next class of CCV graduates.

Stay in Touch

Read up on our latest news in CCV Now, our online news magazine.

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If you would like to learn more about CCV alumni opportunities, please contact Aimee Stephenson at (802) 654-0540 or email development@ccv.edu.

Give Back to CCV

Gifts from alumni are a vital resource to the College. Each year, the CCV Alumni Association awards an Alumni Scholarship to a graduating student continuing on to a bachelor’s program. The scholarship is presented at the College’s commencement ceremony. If you would like to make a contribution to this year’s scholarship, please email development@ccv.edu.

Alumni Update Form

We are always glad to hear from our alumni. Please use the link below to send your news or to inform us of any name changes or changes of address.

Graduate Survey

Tracking student success allows CCV to apply for federal grants so we can continue to serve future students. Please help us with this effort by filling out our graduate survey.  If you are a recent graduate, or have completed your certificate program, please tell us by filling out this Graduate Survey.

CCV instructors are working professionals who bring real-world experience into the classroom. Subject theory is balanced with information drawn from instructors’ experiences on the job, which translates into fundamental learning that is tied to real-world applications. CCV students in all programs receive training in their chosen disciplines based on the experience that can only come from professionals working in the field.

At CCV, learning isn’t confined to the classroom. Our students get hands-on training in fields such as computer systems management, medical assisting, and accounting, allowing students to experience for themselves what it’s truly like to work in these fields.

IT Support Page
The IT support page is a one-stop page for all of your IT help needs.

IT Help Desk
The Vermont State Colleges Help Desk is available to resolve any on-site technical issues. For help, call 802-224-3003 or submit a help desk request.

If you have trouble logging into the help desk, fill out this form.

Password Reset
Forgot your password? View all your options on our support page: https://ccv.edu/activate/.

Learning Center
Learning Center staff can answer questions about online classes, accessing the student portal, submitting IT help desk requests, and using certain software, such as Excel or Powerpoint.

Canvas Assistance
For help with Canvas, CCV’s course management system, please see our IT Support page for Canvas.

Most CCV students take at least one online course while earning their degree, and many students complete their degree entirely online. CCV prides itself on small class sizes to ensure an intimate and integrated experience working with faculty who are real-world practitioners.

Log on

At CCV, when you take an online class, you can log on and learn from the comfort of your own home, your friend’s home, your local library, an internet café… basically anywhere you have access to the internet.

Collaborate

Learning online doesn’t mean you’re in for a lonely semester. In many classes, you will also have the opportunity to connect with classmates by working on small group projects. You can expect to be online at least three times per week, discussing the topics you are studying with your teachers and fellow students.

Tips for Discussions in Your Online CCV Courses

The Practice of Online Civility

Interact

CCV’s hybrid courses, which combine in-person and online learning, give you the best of both worlds: face-to-face interaction in the classroom plus the convenience and flexibility of studying online.

Explore

Check out the Center for Online Learning resources to learn about getting started with your online classes. Use our course schedule to find out which online courses we offer and contact any of the academic centers or the Center for Online Learning with questions.

In High School?

Get a head start on college—take a free online college course using your dual enrollment voucher. Visit our Dual Enrollment page for more information or contact Phil Crossman to get started today.

Accelerated Online Courses

CCV now offers accelerated online courses for students needing to earn college credits faster. These seven-week courses earn you the same credits as their full semester counterparts. Check out our course schedule for available courses. Accelerated Online Courses: all the credit, half the time.

Online Course Accessibility Standard

The Community College of Vermont is committed to ensuring accessibility of its online coursework. CCV expects all online courses will conform to WCAG 2.1 AA standards, and the college will promptly address issues of inaccessibility. Those with concerns about the digital accessibility of an online class and/or the digital materials used for an online class may notify the college using the Digital Accessibility Alert Form.