Pursuant to Executive Order: 11988 (Floodplain Management) and 11990: (Wetlands) and the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s(FEMA) implementing regulations at Title 44 of the Code of Federal Regulations Part 9, FEMA hereby provides final notice of its decision to provide Pre-Disaster Mitigation program funding for an action located in a floodplain and wetland.
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VTSU Center Offers Wellness Session for First Responders July 15-16
That is why Vermont State University’s Center for Social Justice and Trauma Response Care on the Castleton Campus is hosting its second Annual First Responder Wellness Conference on July 15-16.
Continue ReadingVermont Students Pick Up Free Credits at VTSU 3D Technology Camp
RANDOLPH, Vt. (WCAX) – Vermont State University is piloting a new 3D technology certificate program through a free summer camp for high schoolers. Wes Barlow is preparing to scale a […]
Continue ReadingVTSU Castleton Athlete Interns at NCAA
One Castleton student is experiencing the NCAA, as an intern beginning in the organization’s Indianapolis office and culminating at the its Women’s College Basketball Academy in Rock Hill, South Carolina.
Continue Reading‘It’s the future of Sugar’: New Technology Feeds Vermont Maple Syrup Boom Amid Climate Crisis
On a warm May Monday, more than three dozen high school students took to the forest behind a former dairy barn at Vermont State University in Randolph. In teams of four, they […]
Continue ReadingVTSU Early Childhood Education Institute Enrolls Record Number of Students
The Vermont Early Childhood Educators Institute (ECEI) 2024 is filled to capacity. All 135 slots are taken and that’s good news for Vermont, where quality child care providers are still in strong demand. ECEI equips early childhood and afterschool educators to provide high quality experiences to the children in their care.
Continue ReadingAs Vermont High School Spring Athletics Wind Down, Vermont State University has Message for Seniors
Interim President David Bergh has a strong message for graduating senior high school athletes: come to Vermont State University and continue playing the sport or sports you love.
Continue ReadingVTSU Class of 2028 on Track to Exceed Class of 2027
Despite a national Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) debacle which has delayed college decisions typically made on May 1 to June 1, Vermont State University (VTSU) is on track to welcome a larger class this fall than in fall 2023.
Continue ReadingNBC5 In Depth: Vermont Colleges Work to Address Nursing Shortage
A big part of addressing the nursing shortage is training the next generation of the workforce, which is where our local colleges and universities come in. They’re working alongside hospitals […]
Continue ReadingMax the Cat
This past weekend, Max the Cat, received an honorary degree as a “Doctor in Litter-ature” from Vermont State University.
Continue ReadingVermont State University Students Establish Historic Student Government Constitution
When Northern Vermont University merged with Castleton University and Vermont Tech, leaders at the three institutions envisioned a feeling of collaboration between the new Vermont State University (VTSU) campuses. Less […]
Continue ReadingCelebrating First Class Grads During 2024 Commencement
For the first time, students will cross the stage to receive a diploma inscribed with Vermont State University. This first class of grads includes students who initially began studies at […]
Continue ReadingInaugural Lyndees Awards
Vermont State University Lyndon students shone brightly as they took center stage at the inaugural Lyndees Awards, an evening dedicated to celebrating outstanding achievements within the campus community. Held on April 29, the event brought together students from diverse programs to honor their peers for their remarkable contributions.
Continue ReadingVermont State University Apprenticeship Program Grows
Vermont State University (VTSU) reported a 13 percent increase in the number of students enrolled in its electrical and plumbing apprenticeship programs this year—up from 726 last year to 822. Efforts to grow the program come in response to acute workforce shortages in both sectors. Students in the programs work for local employers during the day and study a few nights a week, earning wages as they increase their skills.
Continue ReadingVTSU Proudly Announces the 10th Annual Gregg Fest
Cherished Lyndon musical tradition honors the legacy of Music Business & Industry student performer and songwriter Jacob “Jake” Gregg.
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