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Facing Enrollment Crisis, Vermont College of Fine Arts Strikes Deal with CalArts to Share Campus
Citing an enrollment crisis that threatens to shutter its doors forever, the Vermont College of Fine Arts (VCFA) in Montpelier has forged a partnership with the California Institute of the Arts (CalArts) in Los Angeles that will allow its students to fulfill short-term residencies on the CalArts campus. The collaboration will begin this fall for the next academic year. Christie's Holds Auction After Cyberattack, CalArts Joins Divestment Wave, Chicago Museum Rebrands in Kenneth Griffin's Name, and More: Morning Links for May 15, 2024 VCFA is a low-residency, graduate-only program, and offers MFAs in writing, visual art, graphic design, and music composition, among other...
At tiny Sterling College, a pro-Palestinian encampment continues protesting
More than a week after similar encampments disbanded at UVM and Middlebury College, students at the Craftsbury Common school are still pushing for their college to meet their demands. Read the story on VTDigger here: At tiny Sterling College, a pro-Palestinian encampment continues protesting.
Local Success Story: CCV’s Caitlin McGinley Graduates Debt-Free at 19 Through State-Funded Program
Caitlin McGinley, a 19-year-old student at the Community College of Vermont (CCV), began her studies two years ago through the Early College program. This state-funded initiative allows Vermont high school seniors to earn college credits while completing their high school education. Caitlin adapted quickly to the college environment with support from the CCV community, balancing her academics with a high school social life.
Local Pride: 18 Cabot School District Students Selected for Prestigious 2024 Arkansas Governor’s School
The Cabot School District has announced that 18 of its students have been accepted into the 2024 Arkansas Governor’s School. This program, hosted at Arkansas Tech University from July 7th to August 3rd, is aimed at developing high school seniors from Arkansas who are gifted in various disciplines.
Local Scholars Shine: CCV-Montpelier Celebrates Student Leaders with Scholarships
The annual Leadership Scholarship Luncheon at CCV-Montpelier was an important event that gathered leaders from across Vermont to recognize outstanding students from the Community College of Vermont. These students, known for their leadership in their academic centers and communities, each received a $1,000 scholarship. The event celebrated the achievements of students from all 12 of CCV’s academic centers and the Center for Online Learning.
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