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Students sitting and chatting outside at Vermont Tech.
5 May 2014
Anonymous

Vermont Tech Student Alex Gay Selected to Participate in Congress-Bundestag Exchange Program

Vermont Technical College is pleased to announce that Alex Gay, a sophomore Diesel Power Technology student, was recently selected to participate in the esteemed Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange (CBYX) program.  Alex, the Randolph campus Student Council president at Vermont Tech, is one of only 75 Americans to be awarded the fellowship. Funded by the German Bundestag and the United States Congress, the CBYX is a reciprocal exchange program between the United States and Germany, designed to strengthen ties and understanding between the people of both countries.

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Photo of the Admin Building at Vermont Tech.
23 Apr 2014
leandre

New center aims to help VT veterans grow

New England Cable News covers the announcement of a newly constructed incubator space in Randolph for military veterans. Located at the Enterprise Center, the incubator will allow Veterans to develop new or current businesses in Vermont.

 

Photo of the Vermont Tech campus.
23 Apr 2014
leandre

Business Center to help VT vets make or grow jobs

This NECN article highlights Vermont Tech’s Enterprise Center and discusses how it’s helping veterans build or start a business in Vermont.

 

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The admin building at Vermont Tech.
23 Apr 2014
leandre

Business incubator: VTC's Enterprise Center

WCAX segment features a discussion of Vermont Tech’s Enterprise Center for businesses and entrepreneurs in Vermont. The piece features Steve Paddock, the Director of the Enterprise Center and Dan Levy from Green Mountain ERP, a business that uses the center.

 

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VTC in the News
5 May 2014
Anonymous

U.S. Secretary of Labor Hilda L. Solis Visits Vermont Tech to Announce Federal Grant and Highlight the College’s Leadership in Agriculture

Vermont Technical College, the state’s only public institution of higher learning dedicated to applied education, was visited yesterday by the U.S. Secretary of Labor Hilda L. Solis. Vermont Tech is the recent recipient of a $3.4 million grant awarded by the Department of Labor that will be used to expand the education and training programs for Vermont industries including agriculture, food production, waste disposal and energy production. Solis toured the working dairy farm on the college campus to learn more about The Institute for Applied Agriculture and Food Systems, the new program supported by the grant that will further Vermont Tech’s commitment to providing training for high wage, high-skill jobs for Vermonters.

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