CCV Expands Opportunities: New Programs and Scholarships for Windham County Residents

In April 2024, the Community College of Vermont (CCV) introduced two new certificate programs in Manufacturing and Data Analytics & AI. These programs aim to provide students with skills needed in these high-demand fields, aligning with CCV's goal to meet current industry requirements.

The college has also supported female education in Windham County by offering scholarships through the Brattleboro branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW). These scholarships, up to $1,000 each, are available to women pursuing certificates or degrees for the 2024-2025 academic year, aiming to increase educational opportunities for women in the area.

CCV alumni are actively pursuing their careers and academic goals. Vicki Gratton, an associate degree graduate in early childhood education from CCV, teaches preschoolers about astronomical events like solar eclipses. Kimberly Gravel has started a career in real estate, and Elijah Capron works as an Options Counselor with the Northeast Kingdom Council on Aging.

The college has been recognized for its online education, being named ‘Best Online Degree Program’ by the Vermont Business Magazine’s 2024 Best of Business Awards. CCV student Mikayla Elliott was also named a New Century Transfer Scholar, receiving a scholarship for her ongoing education.

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