VCCS hopes for nursing program growth and additional advisors are in the hands of Virginia lawmakers
By Ellen R. Davenport, Ph.D., Assistant Vice Chancellor for Governmental Relations Virginia lawmakers have proposed literally thousands of actions at the 2022 General Assembly. Senate budget amendments and House budget […]
RICHMOND — Virginia’s Community Colleges, businesses, and trade associations across the state are teaming up to address Virginia’s acute shortage of skilled, credentialed infrastructure workers. The Virginia Infrastructure Academy (VIA) […]
RICHMOND —The Virginia State Board for Community Colleges unanimously approved a new name for a college at its regular meeting today. The institution established in the early 1960s and named […]
Virginia’s Community Colleges have a new strategic goal in place, one that guarantees universal equity. Guarantee? Let’s call the six-year plan, dubbed “Opportunity 2027,” a contract with our constituents. Among […]
They knew it was coming. What they didn’t know was how bad it would be. The February 13th ice storm that paralyzed Southside Virginia deposited up to three-quarters-of-an-inch of frozen […]
How Virginia’s Community Colleges Responded to a Global Pandemic and Found Light at the end of the Tunnel The world changed when COVID reached our shores. Masks became necessities and […]
April 12, 2021 MEDIA CONTACT: Jeffrey Kraus Asst. Vice Chancellor for Strategic Communications (804) 592-6767 jkraus@vccs.edu Richmond) – Glenn Dubois, the chancellor of Virginia’s Community Colleges, made the following statement […]
April 2, 2021 MEDIA CONTACT: Jeffrey Kraus Asst. Vice Chancellor for Strategic Communications (804) 592-6767 jkraus@vccs.edu (RICHMOND) – Glenn DuBois, chancellor of Virginia’s Community Colleges, announced several leadership changes […]
1. You have a lot of responsibilities as director of the Shared Services Center. What constitutes a typical day for you? While you never really know what each day will […]
