NEWS AND EVENTS

CCV CENTRAL OFFICES HAVE MOVED

CCV's central offices have moved to Montpelier.
The new contact information for the central offices is:

660 Elm Street
PO Box 489
Montpelier, VT 05601-0489

Phone: 802-828-2800
Fax: 802-828-2805

CCV Selected to Join National Student Success Initiative

Achieving the Dream: Community Colleges Count, a national initiative to help more community college students succeed, announced today that the Community College of Vermont is one of 20 new community colleges in seven states to join the initiative.

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NEWPORT OPEN HOUSE

Saturday, August 15
9 am - 1 pm

WMOO will be there broadcasting live. For more information, call 334-3387

CCV Provost Joyce Judy Named Interim President

Community College of Vermont (CCV) Provost Joyce M. Judy was appointed Interim President of the College by the Vermont State Colleges Board of Trustees at its June 4 meeting.

Judy begins her one-year interim term on July 1, succeeding Tim Donovan, who leaves CCV to become Chancellor of the Vermont State Colleges system. A national search will be launched in the fall for a permanent appointment.

In announcing the appointment, Gary Moore, chair of the Board of Trustees, said, “I am delighted that Joyce Judy has accepted the appointment of acting president. She has the experience and the devotion to CCV that will help her lead the institution as it continues to move forward with strong growth and sound fiscal management.”

“This is a ‘plum’ presidency,” said outgoing President Donovan, “and the College deserves and will benefit from a national search for its next leader. Joyce Judy has been second in command during my presidency. She has the confidence and trust of the CCV community and our many partners. She is exceptionally qualified to guide CCV during this transitional year.”

Judy rose through the ranks of CCV, beginning as a Coordinator of Academic Services in 1983 at CCV’s Springfield location. She subsequently served as Dean of Students and became the College’s first provost in 2001.

She has been instrumental in the organizational development of CCV for more than two decades and a driving force behind many of CCV’s prominent partnerships and programs. She led the development of its Rise to the Challenge program, in partnership with the VSC, VSAC, the State of Vermont, the Nellie Mae Foundation and the Vermont Community Foundation, giving more than 1400 high school students each year the opportunity to explore college, and offering tuition-free college courses as incentives to those who might not otherwise plan to go on to college. She spearheaded the Career Readiness Certificate program in collaboration with the Vermont Department of Labor and Department of Economic Development, now providing workforce readiness training throughout the state. She helped develop the partnership between CCV and Johnson State College to deliver JSC’s External Degree Program, offering bachelor degree options to students statewide through all CCV locations.

Judy was raised on and continues to participate in her family’s dairy farm, McNamara Dairy in Plainfield, NH. She and her spouse Ben Judy live in Waterbury.

CCV COMMENCEMENT FOR THE CLASS OF 2009

CCV 2009 Commencement:

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CCV FACULTY RECEIVE AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING

CCV recently recognized four faculty members for their excellence in teaching. The awards were presented as part of at the College’s Faculty Summer Institute, a professional development day sponsored by the College. Faculty were nominated by staff and students and selected by a committee of CCV faculty.

The faculty award recipients were Charles Emond, Eleanor Wilson, Heather Woodworth, and Greg Matses. Read the full story

Burlington Hallway Galleries

The public is always welcome to stop in at CCV's BURLINGTON GALLERIES at 119 Pearl Street, and 110 Cherry Street, Burlington, to enjoy works by area artists.

Artists interested in exhibiting their work should contact Karen Geiger at ((802) 652-2081.