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 […]
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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 […]
Continue ReadingDo 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 […]
Continue ReadingAll 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 […]
Continue ReadingIn 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.
Continue ReadingNVU 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 […]
Continue ReadingMLK Day Events 2022
This year’s Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration is officially on January 17, 2022. In celebration of Dr. King’s legacy, we at Vermont Tech will honor his legacy throughout […]
Continue ReadingRemote Instruction Opening Week
A Message from Interim President John W. Mills: Dear NVU Students, Faculty, and Staff, With the current COVID-19 situation, we have decided to make some changes to the start of […]
Continue ReadingWhat’s Causing Vermont’s Dearth of Nurses?
As published in Seven Days by Colin Flanders Vermont has long needed more nurses than its colleges can train, and the gap has only widened during the pandemic as burned-out […]
Continue ReadingMessage from Chancellor – COVID Policy for Employees
Message from Vermont State Colleges Chancellor, Sophie Zdatny All: It is a new year but, unfortunately, we have not yet left the challenges of managing COVID-19 behind. We know that many […]
Continue ReadingWelcome and COVID-19 Expectations this Semester
A Message from Interim President John W. Mills Welcome Home, NVU Students, Faculty, and Staff, Whether you are joining us as a new student, returning to campus, or studying through […]
Continue ReadingCOVID Update: Get Boosted and Take Precautions to Stay Safe
Dear NVU Students, Faculty, and Staff, I hope you are finding time to relax today. It is a beautiful and sunny one in northern Vermont. As the omicron variant spreads […]
Continue ReadingCOVID UPDATE: 4 New Positives | Be Safe Over the Break
A Message from Interim President John W. Mills: Dear NVU Students, Faculty, and Staff, As we close out the semester, we have four new positives to report on the Johnson campus. As we wait […]
Continue ReadingAll College Update December 15, 2021
Here we are at the end of the semester. As we look toward the winter break, I wish you luck with your final exams. I also express my heartfelt thanks […]
Continue ReadingCOVID UPDATE: 3 New Positives | Be Safe Over the Semester Break
A Message from Interim President John W. Mills: Dear NVU Students, Faculty, and Staff, We have three new positives to report – two at Johnson and one at Lyndon. Total cumulative positives since the start of […]
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