CCV Celebrates 2021, 2020 Graduates
From the Class of 2021, more than 450 students from across the state received associate degrees. Graduates represent all 14 Vermont counties, 10 states, and 15 countries.
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View our press highlights from February.
- How gifted college courses impacted 2020 high school grads (wcax.com) The McClure Foundation gift to 2020 grads of a free CCV class had a positive impact on Randolph High School graduate Natalie Strand.
- Researching history, education and costume magic | Community-news | reformer.com CCV CSA Zach Young visited the Brattleboro Area Middle School Local History class to talk about the secondary education programs available at the College.
- College news | Community-news | reformer.com Brattleboro area students were named to the fall 2021 president’s, dean’s, and student honors lists.
- Community news | Community | rutlandherald.com Rutland area students were named to the fall 2021 president’s, dean’s, and student honors lists.
- CCV announces bookkeeping apprenticeship | Vermont Business Magazine (vermontbiz.com) CCV is offering a certified public bookkeeping apprenticeship program that allows students to earn money through on-the-job training while taking classes.
- Local Students Honored on Dean’s and President’s Lists – The Montpelier Bridge Central Vermont students were named to the fall 2021 president’s and student honors lists.
- Clinton student makes Vermont college honors list – CentralMaine.com CCV student Cheryl Nelson was named to the 2021 fall student honors list.
- Student Chronicles | Features | glendalestar.com Alisa Rikert was named to the 2021 fall student honors list.
- A Beautiful Language: Dual enrollment introduces HS students to deaf culture | Vermont Business Magazine (vermontbiz.com) Through the dual enrollment program, Grace Brown took a free American Sign Language class, which has helped determine her educational path.
- Welcome to THE COMMONS — News and Views for Windham County, Vermont (commonsnews.org) Windham county students were named to the 2021 fall president’s, dean’s, and student honors lists.
- Brandon volunteer honored for her work | News | rutlandherald.com CCV alumna Beth Quenneville was recognized as one of Vermont’s 20 Outstanding Women for 2021 for her volunteer work in the community.
- CCV’s flexible options helped this nursing student stay on track | Local News | benningtonbanner.com CCV-Bennington student Angela Ellison was able to stay on track toward a nursing career through the pandemic due to CCV’s flexible class options.
- Good Nature: How to Be in the Woods | Kids VT | Seven Days | Vermont’s Independent Voice (sevendaysvt.com) CCV instructor Heather Fitzgerald’s article in Seven Days highlights summer camps to get kids out in nature this summer.
- Giles: Workforce education and training | Commentary | timesargus.com VSAC is working with the Vermont legislature to expand funding for the 802 Opportunity Grant, which offers tuition-free college at CCV for eligible Vermonters.
- Despite expanded capacity, Vermont child care centers are short thousands of spots | Vermont Public Radio (vpr.org) An increase in scholarships for early childhood educators has contributed to an increase in ECE students at CCV, a step toward meeting the workforce need.
- Student milestones | Education | vtcng.com (Academic Honors) South Burlington students were named to the fall 2021 president’s and dean’s lists.
