SEEKING…

Marianne DiMascio, a CCV academic advisor, has coauthored and is performing in a new play that will soon debut here in Burlington! Presented by Heat & Hot Water Productions, SEEKING… is “a romantic comedy about missed connections, true love, and discreet encounters that explores the funny, outrageous, sometimes heart-breaking ways people reach out to each other through the personal ads.” Break a leg Marianne!

Tickets on sale now at the Flynn Regional Box Office, or charge by phone at 802-86-Flynn (802-863-5966). On sale night of the performance at The Waterfront Theatre box office by cash or check only. All tickets $12

Location:
Waterfront Theatre

60 Lake Street, Burlington

Performances:

• Wednesday April 23 at 8:00 (Benefit performance for NOFA VT)
  
• Thursday April 24 at 8:00 pm
  
• Friday April 25 at 8:00 pm
  
• Saturday April 26 at 8:00 pm

Nominate an Excellent Teacher

This June CCV is holding its first Summer Institute for faculty. The Institute will be a time to celebrate teaching excellence and to provide new learning opportunities for faculty members.During the Institute, 10 faculty members will be honored for their work in CCV classrooms. These are people whose teaching best supports learning. They will be chosen by the faculty members who currently serve on the College's Academic Council.

If you would like to nominate a CCV teacher, click here.

CCV in the news

Two recent articles appeared in the Burlington Free Press regarding members of the CCV community.

• “On-line terrorism course has rigors of its own” reports on CCV’s spring online National Security & Terrorism course which is taught by Anne Cucinelli.
  
  
• “Refugee experience captured in Folklife exhibit” explores the new photography exhibit at the Vermont Folklife Center
  which features two brothers from Rwanda, Jean-Luc Dushime and David Tabaruka who are former CCV students. For more information on this exhibit, click here.
  

Upcoming Workshops @ CCV Burlington

As CCV plans for its 3rd Annual Associate Degree Career Fair (April 10, 9 am - 1 pm), several career related workshops are being offered to students. Consider attending one of the following FREE workshops presented by the Vermont Department of Labor to help you prepare for the Career Fair!

• Resume Writing
  Tuesday, March 18, 3 – 4 PM or 5 – 6 PM
  Location: CCV Burlington, 110 Cherry Street, Room 305
  

• Interview Skills
  Thursday, March 20, 3 – 4 PM or 5 – 6 PM
  Location: CCV Burlington, 110 Cherry Street, Room LL6
  

• Navigating a Career Fair
  Wednesday, March 26, 3 – 4 PM 
  Location: CCV Burlington, 110 Cherry Street, Room LL6
  

• Navigating a Career Fair
  Tuesday, April 8, 3 – 4 PM
  Location: CCV Burlington, 110 Cherry Street, Room LL6

CCV Burlington welcomes new work-study employees!

CCV Burlington recently hired two new work study students named Ben and Mary and we would like to officially recognize their joining the staff. Below is a short bio for both of these great student leaders. Welcome to the staff Ben and Mary!




Ben Rutter is currently enjoying his second semester studying at CCV and his first working in the administrative offices. He loves living in the city of Burlington, having moved here from his home state of Virginia. He is looking forward to his remaining time at CCV, as well as the further education that he will receive after obtaining his associate degree. At present, he is a Liberal Studies major at CCV and he hopes to achieve a B.A. in history in the not-too-distant future.









Mary Brothers is 25 year old student attending CCV. Her long-term goal is to achieve her PHD in Criminal Psychology. She is also currently a part of the CCV work-study program here in Burlington. She says that “This job has provided me with wonderful opportunities. The site I work at has a great atmosphere with a sense of comfort and acceptance, not to mention the rest of the staff is both friendly and helpful.” In her time off, she enjoys reading, listening to music, watching movies and spending time with family and friends.