Professor Scott A. Sabol, P.E., of the Architectural and Building Engineering Technology Department at Vermont Technical College, was elected chair of the Vermont Board of Professional Engineering at its October meeting. The Board, one of many addressing licensure and practice of various professions in Vermont, operates under the auspices of the Secretary of State’s office. […]
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Architectural & Building Engineering Technology Program Receives Highest Marks Possible in Accreditation Process
Vermont Technical College’s Architectural and Building Engineering Technology Department at Vermont Technical College had both its bachelor’s degree and associate degree accreditations extended for an additional six years, the longest term that the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) grants. The programs, assessed under ABET’s Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission, received a final evaluation of […]
Continue ReadingWelcome Home, NVU! | COVID Update with New Positives
A Message from Interim President John W. Mills Dear NVU Students, Faculty, and Staff, It is so good to see you all again after the Thanksgiving break. Welcome home to the winter wonderland on both our campuses! We have four new positives to report, two at Johnson and two at Lyndon. Total cumulative positives since the start […]
Continue ReadingVermont by Degrees: NVU making a difference
Imagine, as a college student, the opportunity to work with an early-stage technology company helping to improve electric system reliability under extreme weather. Imagine the opportunity to work in a 1,500-acre tract of woods building trails, controlling invasive species and doing GIS/GPS mapping.
Continue ReadingCOVID UPDATE: 1 New Positive
A Message from Interim President John W. Mills Dear NVU Students, Faculty, and Staff, We have one new expected positive to report on the Lyndon campus. Total cumulative positives since the start of the semester are tracked at NorthernVermont.edu/COVID19. Please remember, pretend you are on campus during your Thanksgiving break. · Wear your mask. · Limit your contact […]
Continue ReadingAll College Update November 16, 2021
Heading into the Thanksgiving holiday, I want to express my gratitude for ALL of you. As we have weathered significant change, both globally and locally here at our Vermont Tech community, you continue to rise to every challenge. As you know, it takes ALL of us to effectively operate this college, we are all vital. I thank you for all you do. Wishing you all a safe […]
Continue ReadingCOVID UPDATE: 3 New Positives | Last Testing Until After Break
A Message from Interim President John W. Mills Dear NVU Students, Faculty, and Staff, We have three new cases to report on the Lyndon campus, two from testing on campus and one from an off-site test over the weekend. Total cumulative positives since the start of the semester are tracked at NorthernVermont.edu/COVID19. Our last testing […]
Continue ReadingCOVID UPDATE: 3 New Positives
A Message from Interim President John W. Mills Dear NVU Students, Faculty, and Staff, We have three new cases at NVU to report on the Lyndon campus including one that was already isolated. Total cumulative positives since the start of the semester are tracked at NorthernVermont.edu/COVID19. With Vermont breaking records in number of positives, we […]
Continue ReadingNative American Heritage Month
Dear Vermont Tech Community: In November, we honor Native American Heritage Month. This month allows us time to learn, reflect, and engage in both the historical and modern experiences of Native Americans in our country. We use the term Native Americans to represent the Indigenous peoples of the Americas. The best terminology is what an […]
Continue ReadingVermont State Colleges Awarded Grant From U.S. Department Of Commerce to Expand Nursing Capacity in the Northeast Kingdom
Northern Vermont University-Lyndon and Vermont Technical College announced that a $240,000 grant from the US Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration will expand nursing capacity in the Northeast Kingdom.
Continue ReadingCOVID UPDATE: 6 New Positives
A Message from Interim President John W. Mills Dear NVU Students, Faculty, and Staff, We have six new cases at NVU to report. At Lyndon, three are from follow-up testing of 169 NVU community members on Friday and one from off-site testing reported by a staff member. At Johnson, there are two positives, one student […]
Continue Reading6 New COVID-19 Positives
A Message from Interim President John W. Mills Dear NVU Students, Faculty, and Staff, We have six new COVID-19 positives on the Lyndon campus this week. Five of these cases are connected to an off-campus Halloween party. Contact tracing continues and we are isolating as necessary. Total cumulative positives since the start of the semester are tracked […]
Continue ReadingVermont Tech Launches New Sports OTT Channel to Broadcast Athletic Events
There’s a new way to enjoy Vermont Tech Athletics. Now you can catch every game from the comfort of…anywhere! The new Vermont Tech OTT channel allows viewers to access games and other sports programming for free on their AndroidTV, AppleTV, FireTV, Roku, and other similar apps. “We are excited to be everywhere for our Vermont Tech sports fans,” […]
Continue ReadingCOVID-19 Update| 1 New Positive
A Message from Interim President John W. Mills Dear NVU Students, Faculty, and Staff, We have one new COVID-19 positive to report on the Lyndon campus from our testing Wednesday. The staff member is off campus and isolating. Contact tracing is underway. Total cumulative positives since the start of the semester are tracked at NorthernVermont.edu/COVID19. As we embark on Halloween festivities this […]
Continue ReadingNVU Scholarships for Vermont High School Writing Contest Winners
Scholarships to Northern Vermont University will be awarded to winners and runners up of the 2021-2022 Vermont High School Writing Contest.
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