Spring Highlights: CCV Community Achievements and Events Unveiled

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The latest spring edition of 'Notable Now' includes updates from the CCV community, highlighting the achievements and activities of its members. Faculty member Katherine Maynard has contributed poems titled 'Packing' and 'Incantation' to the North Carolina literary journal Kakalak and the Whale Road Review, respectively. She also hosted a poetry writing workshop at CCV-Montpelier as part of the PoemCity-Montpelier event, sponsored by Kellogg Hubbard Library.

In technology and international relations, CCV staff members Deb Grant and Nicole Stetson presented the college's IT and cybersecurity programs to an Iraqi delegation as part of the U.S. State Department International Visitor Leadership Program. This presentation facilitated international dialogue and emphasized CCV's involvement in global education.

The digital photography class at CCV, led by Blair Butterfield, has displayed student works at the Junction Arts & Media center. This exhibition was organized by faculty member and JAM Executive Director Samantha Davidson Green, demonstrating CCV's commitment to incorporating arts into its curriculum.

Gilberto Diaz Santos created a video of the April solar eclipse, offering a local perspective on this astronomical event. This video was well-received and contributed to CCV's cultural activities.