CCV Burlington's Class of 2009

Congratulations Burlington graduates!

Commencement 2009 in Pictures

Last weekend, in a ceremony held at Norwich University in Norhtfield, VT, nearly 500 students become Community College of Vermont alumni! To view a slide show of images from the event, click here or on the image below. Congratulations class of 2009!

Aimee Daniel Gallery Exhibit

The latest gallery exhibit at CCV Burlington's Pit Gallery (located in the110 Cherry Street, lower level) presents the work of Aimee Daniel.

Aimee Daniel recently completed her BA through Johnson State College Johnson State College. Her digital manipulations transform the way we look at objects, breaking them into color, pattern, light, and shadow. June 5 - July 31.

For more information on the galleries please email Karen Geiger at geigerk@ccv.edu
or call (802) 652-2081.

Drawings to Save Your Skin

The latest gallery exhibit at CCV Burlington's Pearl Gallery (located at 119 Pearl Street, Burlington) is a group show titled "Drawings to Save Your Skin"

True art relies heavily on the line between tension and liberation, creating an energy translated through line which the viewer can feel at their core. These drawings are the release of artistic force which compels the artist to create. Without letting go of that energy we are lost, frantic, and unhappy souls. Literally, drawing does, at times, save us. The show runs June 4 - August 1, 2009.

Please contact Karen Geiger for more information at geigerk@ccv.edu or call (802) 652-2081.

CCV graduation in the news

On Sunday, in a ceremony held at Norwich University in Norhtfield, VT, nearly 500 students become Community College of Vermont alumni! Here are a few news stories from the Vermont media about the event:

1. CCV graduates stick with it, overcome the odds (from the Times Argus)

2. CCV Sees Student Increase (from WCAX)

3. Community College of Vermont Commencement Ceremony (slideshow from the Burlington Free Press)

Congratulations CCV Class of 2009!

Yesterday, in a ceremony held at Norwich University in Norhtfield, VT, nearly 500 people become Community College of Vermont alumni!

Several members of the CCV Burlington community also received special recognition at the event. Lauren Brabazon, a Burlington Graphic Design student gave the student commencement address and Martha Machar, a Burlington Liberal Studies student, was awarded the alumni scholarship award. Kelsi Powers and Michael Richman also received the student and faculty community service awards!

The staff and faculty at CCV Burlington would like to send our warmest regards to everyone that graduated yesterday. Good luck in your upcoming adventures and best of luck to you. Congratulations class of 2009!

Summer 2009 Classroom Assignments

Classroom assignments for summer 2009 CCV Burlington courses have been set. Click here for a full listing. (Requires Adobe Acrobat)

New Construction Site Images

The images below were taken at the construction site of CCV's new building in Winooski on 5.15.09. Want to see more of what's going on at the construction site? Check out our web cam! (Web cam image updates every half hour.)

Photos courtesy of Chris Ryan (christopher.ryan@ccv.edu)

Student Art Exhibition

CCV Burlington is proud to present this year’s Student Art Exhibition. The exhibit highlights some of the excellent artwork that was made this year in the following CCV courses: Drawing, Watercolor, Painting, Printmaking, Digital Photography, Ceramics, Intro to Studio Art and Black & White Photography.

The exhibition opened on May 15 and will run until May 29. The exhibit is on display at CCV's 119 Pearl Street location in downtown Burlington. Congratulations to our students on this amazing show!

More images from NOLA

CCV Burlington's spring 2009 Social Problems class (SOC-1030-VU02) is currently in New Orleans, Louisiana doing community service. The following image was sent to us by the course instructor, Mica DeAngelis. The images feature CCV students painting, cleaning bricks and working in a food pantry in the Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans. This is the area near the Industrial Canal where one of the levees broke and destroyed hundreds of homes.