Vermont Tech is proud to announce that Scott Sabol, Professor in the Department of Architectural and Building Engineering Technology within the School of Engineering and Computing, has been named Engineer of the Year by the professional associations for engineers in Vermont. Sabol is a licensed structural engineer and holds the position of Secretary as a […]
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February 13 Update on the Coronavirus
February 13, 2021 The data dashboard has been update to include residential testing, surveillance testing, and tests provided by non-residential and commuting students. The single residential positive test was from a student not yet living in residence, but counted among residents as they arrived on campus after completing isolation.
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February 10 Update on the Coronavirus
February 10, 2021 Vermont Tech began a COVID-19 surveillance testing program on February 10, 2021. The purpose of this testing program is to allow the college to monitor and address any trends and prevalence of cases and make timely decisions on intervention and response. Once a week, a random sample of campus-based students will be […]
Continue ReadingFebruary 9, 2021: Please Test Weekly
A Message from Dean of Students Jonathan Davis Good morning, NVU Students, Faculty, and Staff, COVID-10 testing is available Tuesday (TODAY), Thursday, and Sunday this week. We encourage you to test weekly. For the testing schedule, click here. This testing program is for campus-based students (those living on and off campus) and employees only. Do […]
Continue ReadingFebruary 8, 2021: COVID-19 Update for the NVU Community
A Message from President Elaine C. Collins: Good morning, NVU Students, Faculty, and Staff, We have just completed our Day 7 testing of students and I am pleased to report that we have no more positives from the tests conducted Friday and Saturday. We have learned that a part-time commuting student on the Johnson campus […]
Continue Reading“Best Bet” Career Degrees and Apprenticeship Programs for Vermonters
Based on Vermont labor data and in partnership with the Vermont Department of Labor, The McClure Foundation has identified career-focused programs that lead to recognized credentials and degrees that take 18 months or less and are “best bets” for attaining a promising job. The seven programs identified are available at Vermont Tech, its Continuing Education […]
Continue ReadingFebruary 7, 2021: Safe Super Bowl Enjoyment – Please Do Not Cross Households
A Message from Dean of Students Jonathan Davis Good afternoon, NVU Students, Faculty, and Staff, Thank you so much for your continued attention to the safety precautions implemented by NVU. NVU is off to a healthy start of the spring semester and we must do everything we can to maintain that health. You may or […]
Continue ReadingFebruary 6, 2021: Day 7 Covid-19 Testing Required
A Message from Dean of Students Jonathan Davis NVU Students, Campus-based residential and commuter students who arrived on January 30 will take their required Day 7 test today. Students who did not make it yesterday should test today. NVU Pledge and Mandatory Guidance for Vermont College and University Campus Learning Schedule for Saturday, 2/6: NVU-Johnson: 11:00 a.m. […]
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Lyndonville, Vt. ~ The music and entertainment industry has taken some steps toward inclusivity in the past few years.
Continue ReadingFebruary 5, 2021: Day 7 Covid-19 Testing Required
A Message from Dean of Students Jonathan Davis NVU Students, Required Day 7 testing is here. Campus-based residential and commuter students who arrived on January 29 will take their Day 7 test today. Students who arrived on January 30 will take their Day 7 test on Saturday. NVU Pledge and Mandatory Guidance for Vermont College and University […]
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COVID: Important Notice to the NVU Community, 1 February 2021
A Message from President Elaine C. Collins Dear NVU Students, Faculty, and Staff, I am writing to inform you that we received our first positive COVID-19 test result of the semester as part of our Day 0 testing of students. The case involves a residential student on the Lyndon campus. The student is in isolation. Our […]
Continue ReadingCovid-19 Testing Required
A Message from Dean of Students Jonathan Davis NVU Students: If you need to be on campus for classes, work, athletics, tutoring, meals, campus mail, or any other reason, then you must participate in the testing program. You may not engage with the physical campuses in any way without first receiving a negative test result and […]
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