Evan Spencer admits he was a little intimidated when he learned about the number of hours required for his Professional Field Experience class, the semester-long internship he needed to complete in order to earn his STEM studies degree this spring.
Notable Now – May 2019
Happy summer semester, CCV! The days are still growing longer, and our students, staff, and faculty around the state have been busy with all manner of conversation, celebration, and recreation. Don’t forget to share your own news by emailing marketing@ccv.edu!
Congratulations, Class of 2019!
CCV held its 52nd commencement at Norwich University’s Shapiro Field House on Saturday, June 1st. Thousands of Vermonters gathered to celebrate the nearly 500 students earning their associate degrees.
Talking Tutoring: CCV Launches New Online Service
CCV is excited to launch a new online tutoring service this summer. Tutor.com will replace eTutoring. The change brings a lot of perks.
Notable Now – April 2019
There’s just under one month to go before the biggest event of the year at CCV—commencement! We’ll celebrate our 2019 grads on Saturday, June 1 at Norwich University in Northfield.
Access Day Brings Barre City to CCV-Montpelier
More than eighty students from Barre City Middle School got a taste of college at Friday’s Access Day at CCV-Montpelier.
Recipe(s) for Connection: CCV-Winooski Food Fest Grows Community
Musakhan was a sort of flatbread, the crust soft and spongy and spread with a light glaze of sumac, onion, and spices. Big chunks of chicken were the main feature, decorated with pine nuts and fresh herbs.
Former Student, Future Star
Hanging out with Josh Huffman is just plain fun. Josh is vibrant, charismatic, and genuine.
Notable Now – March 2019
Spring has finally sprung, and our CCV community is buzzing with activity! Happy reading, and don’t forget to share your own news and announcements with us by emailing marketing@ccv.edu.
CCV Students Earn $13,000 for Leadership
This spring, 13 CCV students were pleasantly surprised: They each found out that they’d be receiving a $1,000 scholarship for being outstanding leaders.