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New Proposal Would Merge Accreditation Of Three Vermont State Colleges

New Proposal Would Merge Accreditation Of Three Vermont State Colleges
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Prison Investigation Substantiates Sexual Misconduct Claims, Offers Recommendations

Prison Investigation Substantiates Sexual Misconduct Claims, Offers Recommendations
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New Vermont fish health laboratory dedicated to biologist

New Vermont fish health laboratory dedicated to biologist December 20, 2020 GMT RANDOLPH, Vt. (AP) A new Vermont laboratory has been renamed in honor a former state fish health biologist. The Dr. Cassidy Hahn Shaw Fish Health Laboratory is one of the labs in the new Vermont Agriculture Environmental Laboratory, located on the campus of Vermont Technical College in Randolph. Construction of the $21 million lab was completed in early 2019. Shaw had worked as a biologist for both the state and federal governments. Most recently she was the fish culture operations manager for the Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife and she helped complete the new lab that bears her name.

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Aviso Retention Announces Aviso Aspire Awards at Inaugural User Summit

Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Aviso Retention Announces Aviso Aspire Awards at Inaugural User Summit December 15, 2020 GMT COLUMBUS, Ohio (BUSINESS WIRE) Dec 15, 2020 Aviso Retention, a student retention solution that helps underserved colleges and universities keep students engaged, optimize student success and increase retention, today announced the Aviso Aspire award winners at the inaugural Aviso Retention Virtual User Summit. ADVERTISEMENT The Aviso Aspire Award is presented to institutions that have holistic success with student advocacy, innovation, impact, and support. This year’s foundation winner is Central Carolina Community College. As an Aviso Retention partner since 2012, Central Carolina Community College has seen an average increase of 9% in student retention for full-time students and an increase of 18% for part-time students while using Aviso Retention.

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Look Ahead, Vermont: Last-second CARES Act spending proposals return

Don t miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook. You might recall that last week, we reported the Legislative Joint Fiscal Committee turned down a number of Scott Administration proposals for reallocating more than $20 million in remaining federal coronavirus relief funds. They did so based on several concerns, including the short notice upon which the proposals were delivered, and concerns about how the money would be spent. But lawmakers including state Sen Dick Sears, D-Bennington, said theyâd welcome another look. Those proposals are back, and the committee meets at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow to reconsider the package. You can tune in live or watch the proceedings later at this link.

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