At the third and final Student Advisory Council of the Fall 2022 semester, four topics were presented for student feedback: How to Improve Course Registration Across Campuses: Student Self Service was reviewed, and suggestions were gathered for how the current process to register for classes on a campus different from a student’s home campus can …
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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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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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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 …
Celebrating CCV’s First Generation Students Each year, National First-Generation College Celebration Day recognizes first-generation college students across the country. At CCV, 55% of students are the first in their family to attend college. Curtis Fund Established Scholarship Program for Early Childhood Educator Certificates The Curtis Fund Commitment: A Comprehensive Scholarship for Early Childhood Educators is a pilot …
As announced in the most recent Vermont State University-Wide News, there will be several campus activities celebrating first-generation students and their families tomorrow (Tuesday, November 8th), including: Castleton Campus: Events will be held in the Campus Center Atrium from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. where cider and donuts will be served while sharing in writing …
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We would like to share out some of the recently approved full-time faculty searches across the Vermont State University campuses. More will be announced as program plans finalize. The recent approvals are: VTSU Castleton: Accounting Archeology Computer Information Systems Nursing Sport Management/Athletic Training Geology (shared with VTSU Lyndon and Johnson) VTSU Johnson and Lyndon: Applied …
On October 24, 2022, the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE) sent a letter to inform the VSCS that at the Commission’s meeting on September 23, 2022 NECHE considered the September progress report submitted by us and accepted it. NECHE commended the VSCS “on its preparation of a well-written report that clearly documents the progress …
Vermont Arts Council Virtual Spotlight Gallery Exhibit is of the art of seven NVU-Johnson Master of Fine Arts student from Oct. 25 to Nov. 18, with selected pieces and artist profiles featured in the Arts Council’s virtual Spotlight Gallery. Seven Days interview of Vermont State University’s first president, President Parwinder Grewal on settling into the …
