Legislators at the state and federal level have demonstrated their support of our mission to provide accessible, affordable higher education in Vermont. At the state level, Governor Phil Scott included significant funding recommendations for the VSCS in his 2024 Budget proposal, including: • $48 million annual appropriation (an increase of $2.5 million)• $10 million in …
Funding Designated for the Vermont State Colleges Read More »
Dear VSCS Community, Over the last two weeks, we have seen an outpouring of voices concerning Vermont State University’s announcement regarding changes to the Libraries and Athletics. We value passionate public discourse and diverse viewpoints. By its nature this discourse is often loud and messy. As public institutions of higher education, we value the …
Message from the Chancellor: Libraries and Athletics Decisions Read More »
How exciting, right?!! Actually, it IS exciting and new for a higher education system to have key performance indicators (KPI’s) to guide and inform the work of our system over the next 5 years through 2028. These were developed to better define what success looks like as we seek to elevate workforce development within the …
Updates on Workforce Development Projects (12/19/22) Read More »
For those who celebrate, we want to wish you and your family peace and light this holiday season. Hanukkah this year began last night, December 18, and ends on the evening of Monday, December 26. Christmas falls on Sunday, December 25, and Kwanzaa will be celebrated this year from December 26 to January 1. As …
Wishing a Happy Hanukkah, Christmas, and Kwanzaa Read More »
Dear VSCS Community, It is the end of another semester and another year. I want to take a moment to thank each of you for your engagement in our institutions and community as we move through this transformation. I also want to share some of the achievements of the Vermont State Colleges system over the …
Message from the Chancellor: Looking Back on 2022 Read More »
The Center for Teaching & Learning Innovation (CTLI) at VTSU is beginning to take shape. The Director, Jen Garrett-Ostermiller, began in October, getting immediately involved in transformation work while building a vision for the short-term and long-term needs and possibilities for the center. The center will provide leadership and create space for a community of …
Update on Vermont State University’s Center for Teaching & Learning Innovation Read More »
Delivering Success: From CCV to a Nursing Degree – Community College of Vermont. CCV and VTC graduate returned to school to enter the career he always wanted. Vermont Viewpoint focused in on #VermontHigherEd last week. Chancellor Sophie Zdatny spoke about how we are making higher education prices more affordable and realistic, the logistics of VTSU …
We are pleased to announce four Vermont State University leadership appointments. Sarah Truckle will join us as the Vice President of Business Operations on January 3. Sarah has worked for the State of Vermont in a variety of roles, most recently as Director of Programs and Strategic Operations in the Agency of Human Services. Much …
Announcing Four New Members of Vermont State University Leadership Read More »
Vermont Governor’s Office and VSC Board of Trustees have both identified workforce development as one their top priorities. To meet this aim and to best serve our students while doing so, the Vermont State College System has the following leaders: Vermont State College System: Patricia Moulton, Executive Director of Workforce Development The Community College of …
Spotlight: Complementary Roles & Workforce Development System-wide Read More »
If you missed the previous newsletter due to the break, you can read it here. Articles in the newsletter included: Title IX and Protected Rights Coordinator for VTSU Spotlight: Updates from VSCS Library Transformation The CCV Graduate Connection to VTSU
