To show highlights and photos from 23 college graduations, we need to publish several blog posts. Here’s Part Two, which includes Germanna, Laurel Ridge, Mountain Empire, Mountain Gateway New River […]
Read more on this post: Graduation 2024: Part Two
To show highlights and photos from 23 college graduations, we need to publish several blog posts. Here’s Part One, which includes Blue Ridge, Brightpoint, Central Virginia, Camp, Danville, and Eastern […]
Read more on this post: Graduation 2024: Part One
“We’re grateful the new state budget will allow us to continue making progress on our strategic goals to better serve Virginians,” said VCCS Chancellor David Doré. “I also want to […]
Read more on this post: New state budget will help fund pay raises, VCCS facilities improvements and expanded FastForward and G3 programs
The VCCS State Board has awarded the system’s highest honor to three senior community college leaders who are retiring this spring after long and distinguished service. Seen here, left to […]
Read more on this post: Veteran VCCS contributors honored as retirements approach
CFAC, the Chancellor’s Faculty Advisory Committee, has new leadership. Longtime CFAC chair Charles Errico has been succeeded by Rachel Dodson. Dodson is professor of Business Management and Administration at Laurel […]
Read more on this post: New leadership for Chancellor’s Faculty Advisory Committee
“’No’ was not an option.” Students who have demonstrated leadership and earned top grades at Virginia’s Community Colleges shared their challenges, experiences and hopes when they gathered last week in […]
Read more on this post: VCCS academic all-stars honored at springtime luncheon
Editor’s Note: You can view and download photos from the New Horizons Conference here. One of the highlights of the annual New Horizons conference is an awards celebration honoring faculty members […]
Read more on this post: New Horizons Awards recognize VCCS faculty who go the extra mile
RICHMOND – Ana Leng, an international student from Cambodia currently completing an associate degree at Central Virginia Community College in Lynchburg, has been named the inaugural Poet Laureate of Virginia’s […]
Read more on this post: Virginia’s Community Colleges name first Poet Laureate
Winners of poetry contests at Virginia’s Community Colleges will gather and perform their works live onstage at the first-ever VCCS Poet Laureate Event. The April 6 event at Piedmont Virginia […]
Read more on this post: Inaugural free live performance event at PVCC April 6 features poets, artists from Virginia’s Community Colleges
Virginia’s Community Colleges are setting out to write a new chapter in the commonwealth’s long and often-troubled history with Virginia’s Native American Tribes. Acknowledging that individual community colleges already may […]
Read more on this post: VCCS seeks new chapter in relations with Native Americans