Everyone is Coming Out for Early Registration

2 New Students Enrolled for Summer Semester 2013

Transfer Student Information Sessions

Transfer Student Information Sessions

This program is for prospective transfer students who are interested in learning more about the many opportunities at the University of Vermont.

• Friday, March 29, 2013 @ 1 p.m at the Admissions Visitors Center located at 184 South Prospect St.

The session will cover the admissions process specific for transfer applicants. Students are encouraged to bring unofficial transcripts. If further evaluation is needed, students are welcome to leave their transcripts for advisement and unofficial transfer credit evaluations.
Following the session students can also take part in the Group Information Session at 2 p.m. which includes a campus tour.

RSVP to Gabe Rodriguez, Coordinator of Transfer Admissions at Gabriel.Rodriguez@uvm.edu or by phone: (802) 656-4624.

Working Bridges/United Way Resources of the Month

Resources of the Month

Go ! Chittenden County  - NEW!!

1-800-685-7433 or www.gochittendencounty.org

From getting to work on time to grocery shopping, we will help map out a perfect route to get you there by walking, biking, riding the bus, car-sharing, and more. We make getting around Chittenden County easy, while saving you time and money.

Summer Farm Share and Garden Resource

• Vermont Farm Share Program provides limited-income Vermonters with financial support to participate in local Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) programs. Application available March 15^th.  Slots fill up quickly!! www.nofavt.org
• With spring around the corner, Vermonters are planning their gardens and gathering the materials they’ll need.  Did you know that 3SquaresVT food benefits can be used to buy seeds and plants to grow fruits and vegetables?  3SquaresVT participants can purchase vegetable and fruit seeds and plants at stores and farmers’ markets that accept EBT cards.  For a list of participating stores and markets, go to www.vermontfoodhelp.com

Free Dental Care Day

The Vermont Dental Hygienists' Association is sponsoring a free dental restorative day at Vermont Technical College in Williston on April 6, 2013. This event is for patients unable to access oral health care in a traditional setting. Are you going without dental care due to fixed income, unemployment, or for some other reason? Then this day is for you.  To register for a pre-screening to be held on Friday, March 29^th please call 802 288 8903 or email vtcommunitydentalevent@gmail.com.

Lisa Jensen

Working Bridges Resource Coordinator

United Way of Chittenden County

412 Farrell Street, Suite 200

South Burlington VT 05403

802.922.629 or lisaj@unitedwaycc.org

March is National Nutrition Month!

March is National Nutrition Month
Hunger Free Vermont (www.hungerfreevt.org)

March is the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics' National Nutrition Month!® To show our support for this year's campaign theme, to "Eat Right, Your Way, Every Day," each of us here at Hunger Free Vermont will take a turn to share a personal goal, story or fact regarding nutrition through daily nutrition education blog posts for the entire month of March. So check in with our blog at: http://hungerfreevt.blogspot.com/ throughout the month to see what we're doing for "National Nutrition Month," and then be sure to let us know what YOU'RE up to!

Vermont Farm Share Program (www.nofavt.org)

Offered through the Northeast Organic Farming Association, the Vermont Farm Share Program provides limited-income Vermonters with financial support to participate in local Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) programs. Application available March 15^th  - slots fill up quickly!!

3Squares VT (www.vermontfoodhelp.com)

With spring around the corner, Vermonters are planning their gardens and gathering the materials they’ll need.  Did you know that 3SquaresVT food benefits can be used to buy seeds and plants to grow fruits and vegetables?  3SquaresVT participants can purchase vegetable and fruit seeds and plants at stores and farmers’ markets that accept EBT cards.  For a list of participating stores and markets, go to www.vermontfoodhelp.com.  Plus more farmers’ markets, who often sell starter plants, will welcome benefits this season!  In addition to the 41 markets that welcomed EBT cards last year, we anticipate that markets in Randolph, Springfield and Groton will also welcome benefits. 

Eat Well For Less Money

• Coupons.com (www.coupons.com)

Offers the largest collection of money saving printable/save to card coupons on the web. Coupons.com is the 42nd largest web site in the U.S. The site also offers Coupon Codes (for saving on online purchases from hundreds of online merchants) and Daily Deals (for deep discounts on products and services from local businesses). A mobile version is available for iOS and Android mobile devices.

• Grocery iQ (www.groceryiq.com)

The hugely popular shopping-list app that allows users to create, organize and share shopping lists, and find and use coupons. Grocery iQ has been recommended by numerous national publications and broadcast outlets such as Oprah, The Today Show, The CBS Early Show, Forbes, USA Today, The New York Times and The Chicago Tribune, and even used on the reality TV show Top Chef Masters. Grocery iQ is free and available for iPhone, iPad, Android phones and tablets.

From Lisa Jensen, CCV's Resource Coordinator

Help us donate 35 pints! Monday, March 25th

The Student Advisory Board is organizing a Blood Drive on Monday, March 25^th from 11:00AM – 4:00PM in the Sadie White room. 

Our goal is to have 35 folks donate blood. If you would like to be one of the 35 please let me know. I have a sign-up sheet in my office with specific times so you can block it out in your schedule.

If you need  some incentive Chris Frenette from the Red Cross told us that donations have been very low recently and that one donation could save up to 3 lives!

 If you need a little more incentive all donors will be receiving a coupon for a free sandwich, bag of chips and a drink at Cumberland Farms. (I’m really hoping that 1^st incentive is the reason why you will decide to donate)