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.
A Good Ally
CCV’s veterans service coordinator Kyle Aines was at the NASPA symposium last month, a nationwide conference for veteran and military student affairs professionals, when he heard a familiar voice.
Introducing CCV’s 2019 Leadership Scholars
CCV’s Student Leadership Scholarships are awarded annually to one student from each of the College’s 13 academic centers. Each $1000 award is given in recognition of exemplary leadership demonstrated through academics, volunteerism, and community engagement.
Notable Now – February 2019
The spring semester is off and running, and students, faculty, and staff around the state are embarking on all manner of new adventures. Happy reading, and don’t forget to share your own news and announcements at marketing@ccv.edu!
Fall 2018 Academic Honors
Community College of Vermont is pleased to announce that the following students have been named to the President’s, Dean’s, and Student Honors Lists for the fall 2018 semester.
Impacting Vermont
In 2020, CCV will celebrate 50 years of serving Vermont. In anticipation of this milestone, the College conducted an impact study with the economic modeling company Emsi in order to better understand the value of the College to Vermont’s students, taxpayers, and society as a whole.
Credit for What I Know
Robyn St. Peter says she never believed a college education was in her stars. For one thing, it was expensive. For another, “I never thought I was smart enough.” She’s worked as a firefighter, EMT, LNA, and special education paraprofessional.