Last update, we reported on the first round of programs approved by faculty. Here is the next set of programs, which were approved last week and now headed to President Grewal for his approval: Construction Management (A.A.S., B.S.) Manufacturing Engineering Technology (A.E., B.S.) Natural Science (B.S.) Outdoor Education, Leadership, and Tourism (A.S., B.S.) Physical Education …
How Killington partners with Castleton University to staff the ski resort, where students earn money and college credit for the work they do. Women’s Audi FIS Ski World Cup at Killington, Castleton students help staff the event. CCV’s Autumn Morse is First Vermonter to Win Prestigious Scholarship, as one of only 100 nationwide recipients of …
We are pleased to announce three Vermont State University leadership appointments. Look for more coming in the next week, as we finalize the remaining VTSU leadership positions! Jayshree Bhat will be the Associate Vice President of Workforce, Community, and Economic Development and will start December 12. She most recently held the role of AVP of …
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The Library Transformation Team has been hard at work ensuring that the unified Vermont State Colleges System (VSCS) library services will continue and improve support for students and faculty at Vermont State University and the Community College of Vermont. The VSCS Libraries’ mission statement lays out that the “libraries support learning and teaching, research, creation …
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On November 14, 2022, we welcomed Amy Daviarz, the new Title IX and Protected Rights Coordinator for Vermont State University. The Title IX and Protected Rights Coordinator will manage and execute policies and programs which relate to protected categories under state and federal laws such as Title IX, Title VII, and the ADA, and to …
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Admissions has received a lot of requests from faculty and staff across our campuses related to reporting. Although it has been customary to receive regular reports from admissions every two weeks for the upcoming fall semester starting in November, please be patient this year as we work our way through several reporting challenges. For example: …
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The focus on the work of Student Success for the past several weeks has been on finalizing the staffing plan for the department. On November 17, 2022, staff members who are within Student Success across the three institutions received a letter detailing the next steps: “I want to assure you that implementing all staffing plans …
The faculty have begun the process of approving the 103 programs that will make up the Vermont State University academic catalogue. Following faculty approval, the programs will be submitted to President Grewal for final approval. From there, the Admissions team and Marketing team will be able to share information about the programs as they continue …
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Additional information about shared services for Information Technology will be forthcoming in future Newsletters. In case you missed it, in October IT Shared Services shared an update as well as answers to some frequently asked questions. Reminder, if you want to review up to date information on Transformation systems projects, there is a dashboard on …
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Graduates of the Community College of Vermont (CCV) who go on to seek further education are able to use the VSCS’s Direct Admissions pathway, which guarantees admission into one of VSCS’s other institutions. With Castleton University, Northern Vermont University, and Vermont Technical College’s transformation into Vermont State University, CCV alumni will continue to have this …
