Delayed Opening February 4

Due to inclement Weather, Vermont Tech will have a delayed opening to 10 am on February 4, 2022. Please keep an eye on your email and our website for additional updates.

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Groundhog Day the Hornet Way at Northern Vermont University-Lyndon!

Groundhog Punxsutawney Phil has been at his job predicting just when winter will end since 1887. But with only a 40% accuracy rate, Northern Vermont University Atmospheric Sciences students believe it’s time for a fresh perspective grounded in real science. And today, they introduced a new weather forecaster to their team: NVU-Lyndon’s own Buzz the Hornet!

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NVU to Highlight Black Excellence throughout February

Authors, social activists, a runner, a congresswoman, teachers, an actor, a mathematician, and several NVU students — NVU-Lyndon FAIR and NVU-Johnson DITF asked for examples of people who represent Black Excellence…

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Black History Month

Vermont Tech is celebrating Black History Month with the theme of 28 days of Black Excellence. We will be honoring the contributions of Black professionals within each of our Academic Schools. The celebration weeks are: Week 1:  School of Agriculture, Plant, and Animal Sciences Week 2:  School of Professional Studies and Management Week 3:  School […]

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NVU Professor’s Academic Articles Published in Poland and China

Two articles written by NVU Professor of History Alexandre Strokanov have recently been translated and published in academic journals in Poland and China. Both articles were based on his presentations at international conferences in those countries during 2021.

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NVU During Covid-19: Spring semester student testing schedule

NVU Students: Testing for students will be available each week that school is in session. Those who test positive must report their test results here *Testing Schedule: Student PCR testing – Wednesdays, 11:30 am – 1:15 pm Johnson Campus: Multi-Gym Lyndon Campus: ASAC 100 (Moore Community Room) Student only testing (rapid antigen) – Thursdays, 1:00 […]

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Alumnus Wins Food Network Holiday Baking Contest

Adam Monette of St. Albans, Vermont, was named the winner of the Food Network’s Holiday Baking Championship on December 20, 2021. Monette, a culinary instructor at Northwest Career and Technical Center (NCTC), competed alongside 12 bakers from across the country to win $25,000 and a feature in Food Network Magazine. He is a graduate of Vermont Tech’s […]

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New Respiratory Therapy Distance Education Site in White River Junction

Vermont Technical College has expanded its Respiratory Therapy program with a new distance education site in White River Junction increasing access to applied education in another corner of the state and region. The expansion comes at a time when Vermont has seen a shortage of respiratory therapists. “Our goal in expanding this program is to […]

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NVU During Covid-19: Upcoming Vaccine Clinic at NVU-Johnson

NVU-Johnson Community: The Vermont Department of Health (Lamoille Valley) will host a public walk-in vaccine clinic open to all (1st, 2nd or Booster) at the NVU-Johnson campus on Friday, January 28,  2022, 2 p.m. – 6 p.m.  in the Multi Gym. Remember to bring your vaccine card with you. It does not matter where you […]

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In-Person Classes Resume Monday | Arrival Testing

Dear NVU Students, Faculty, and Staff, I hope your first week of classes has been good—even with the pivot to remote instruction. I am excited to see you all back next week. I’d like to review some of the expectations for your return. We can’t wait to see you! Students, if you haven’t returned to […]

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Nursing Students Surpass National Average on Licensure Exam

Graduates of Vermont Technical College’s Practical Nursing (PN) certificate and Associate of Science in Nursing (ADN) have exceeded the national average for pass rates on the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) for the third year in a row. The nationwide examination has been in place in the United States since 1982. “At a time when […]

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Do North Coworking to Offer KickstartNEK Business Accelerator Program Registration Open Now for February Start

Do North Coworking announces the launch of KickstartNEK, a 10-week program designed to help small businesses and entrepreneurs explore, test, and build their ideas into profitable businesses. Based on the nationally-recognized Co.Starters entrepreneurship program, KickstartNEK is offered free of charge for the NEK community and registration is open now. “KickStartNEK will provide the opportunity to […]

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All College Update January 18, 2022

Happy New Year! I hope you had a restful and enjoyable holiday break. Welcome back for the winter/spring semesters. We ordered some new snow for your return! NECHE Progress Report Thank you to ALL who shared and provided feedback on the draft progress report to NECHE, our accrediting entity, we sent out last month. We […]

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In Celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Today we celebrate and honor one of our nation’s most-revered leaders, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. While he stood for so many causes, we mostly know Dr. King for his fight for equality and voting, civil, and human rights for all people in the United States.

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NVU Student Arrival Checklist and Testing Schedule

NVU Students: The start of the semester is here, and we are excited to have you back. Following up on President Mills’ message from last week, and so that we can get off to a healthy start, please be sure to complete all the steps below. Pre-Semester Checklist: By far, our most important protection is […]

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