Peter Welch coming to CCV-Winooski on Tuesday, April 19th!

We've just received confirmation that Peter Welch will be here tomorrow for an informative conversation/Q&A with constituents!

• Conversation with Peter Welch



• Tuesday, April 19th



• 12-1 pm, Community Room (1st Floor)

This is a very interesting time in American politics, and what an opportunity for us to hear firsthand what's on the horizon and ask questions of our representative. Hope you can make it! Image by Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff

Join us for a CCV Clean up on Friday!

Our school
Our building
Our responsibility

Clean up
Friday, April 22
9:00 – 12:00 PM

Come out and join administrative staff next Friday morning to clean the grounds of our academic center.

Administrative staff will show up wearing CCV t-shirts armed with gloves and garbage bags to clean up the trash.

Participants will receive a CCV t-shirt and supplies to get the job done.

Please bring your outdoor brooms for use during clean up.

Come join us between 9:00 – 12:00PM!

CCV: Celebrate the Arts next week!

Everyone is invited to a day of free art events and performances!

CCV: Celebrate the Arts
Thursday, April 21st
11:00am-6:30pm
CCV-Winooski, Sadie White & Community Room

Program
Community Room events:
11:30-1:00 -- Haiku and Book Arts drop-in workshops
2:00-3:00 -- Ceramics and Printmaking drop-in workshops

Sadie White Room:
11:00-12:00 -- Hip hop dance lessons (at 11:00 and 11:30)
1:00-2:00 -- Selected readings from faculty and students
2:00-2:30 -- Artist Talk: Dana Heffern (currently exhibiting artwork on the second floor gallery)
3:15-4:30 -- Student Performances (singing, guitar, and more)
5:30-6:30 -- Greg Matses Group-Live Music!

Free Food: International Food Festival this week!

International Food Festival
Wednesday, April 13th
5-7pm
Sadie White Room

Come enjoy food from all over the globe at one of CCV's most popular annual events!

Cost: Free!

Image By Tracy Hunter

Save the Date: Student and Choir Performances!

Please save the dates for student and choir performances in the Sadie White room at CCV Winooski!

African & Caribbean Dance & Culture class- Karl Haas, instructor
Monday, April 25 at 7 pm in Sadie White
These dances were wonderful to see last semester, you’ll be inspired- with live drumming!

Fundamentals of Jazz Dance- Karen Amirault, Instructor
Wednesday, April 27 at 4:30 pm in Sadie White
I’ve seen this group in action; they are having a great time and working very hard! They will be performing Karen’s choreography as a group as well as their own original dances.

CCV Community Choir & Queen City Larks - Amity Baker, Director
Friday, April 29 at 7:30 pm in Sadie White
Sat. April 30 at 7:30 pm at the First Congregational Church in Burlington (So. Winooski Ave.)
This is always a treat – there are 40 singers in the big choir and 13 in the auditioned Larks-their voices will lift you up!

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Get Connected to Housing Resources

Are you looking for an apartment to rent?
Would you like information on how to be a first time homebuyer?
Are you interested in co-op housing or homesharing?
Need financial help with a security deposit?
If you are a renter, do you have the Renting in Vermont handbook?

Lisa Jensen can connect you to community resources to meet your housing needs. Stop by and see her in Winooski on Wednesday afternoons or contact her at lisa.jensen@ccv.edu or 922-6297

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You're Invited: Faculty Exhibition at Frog Hollow

The Transcendence: Mooring the Storm Exhibition is underway at Frog Hollow.

Frog Hollow, in partnership with the Burlington Women's Rape Crisis Center, presents “Transcendence” an exhibit featuring Frog Hollow artisans Carol MacDonald and Erik Rehman taking their experience interviewing survivors of sexual violence as a stimulus to create unique, inspirational work which embodies the healing journey and depicts a sense of hope.

The artwork, which focuses on the survivor recovery process, will be publicly created and installed throughout the month of April in the front window of Frog Hollow in an effort to raise awareness regarding sexual violence and survivor recovery in the Burlington Community.
Once completed the work will tour the state of Vermont in an effort to raise awareness statewide regarding resources for survivors of sexual violence before final installation of the work takes place in April 2012 in the Laura Winterbottom room at the Burlington WRCC headquarters.

To follow chronicle the changes that we make and document the development of the installation over the course of the month, check out Carol's blog: http://carolmacdonald.wordpress.com

In addition, Megan James from Seven Days also wrote an article about the exhibition. You can check it out here!