The Castor Conundrum: Implications for Beaver Related Restoration. If you haven’t read Ben Goldfarb’s book — Eager: The Surprising, Secret Life of Beavers and Why They Matter — we highly recommend it! This gem by Chelsea Green Publishing features Sterling College (VT) alumna Vanessa Petro ‘06 who is a Senior Faculty Research Assistant at Oregon State […]
Continue readingThe Community Health Program Manager (CHPM) plays an integral role for VYCC’s Food and Farm program, fostering partnerships and supporting healthy communities throughout Vermont. The CHPM will oversee partnerships of the Health Care Share (HCS), a public health initiative that provides fresh produce and poultry to over 400 families navigating food insecurity and diet-related diseases. […]
Continue readingMy name is Lulu Mikula. I am a first-year student at UVM and one of the Marketing Interns for a 501(C)(3) international nonprofit called Learning Enterprises. Learning Enterprises sends college students all over the world to spend the summer teaching English in under resourced areas. This year, we will also be conducting virtual teaching programs […]
Continue readingEnhance Online Education with Community-Based Learning Register today for the Fusion Course and Fusion Webinar Series to find the tools, resources, and best practices you need to deliver engaging, quality learning experiences whether you’re teaching in a remote, hybrid, or in-person setting. FUSION WEBINAR SERIES offered free for all These webinars, offered with the generous support of the Davis Educational […]
Continue readingThe Summer PLANternship Program is back! We are seeking three full-time, remote interns to work with us this Summer! Interns with PLAN can expect to work closely with other young, passionate, creative individuals in a collaborative and digital environment. While this year’s internship program is fully digital, the PLANtern work-from-home routine will be regularly broken up by activities such as […]
Continue readingtwitter • facebook • website • instagram The Center for Research on Vermont received so many responses to its fall request for nominations of important Vermont books that we decided to share the results in several reports. Here we focus on titles about Vermont politics and government. Thanks to Prudence Doherty, Silver Special Collection Librarian for curating this […]
Continue readingMarch E-Newsletter from VNRC Today is Town Meeting Day in Vermont! Don’t forget to vote, if you haven’t already. Read on for news and updates from VNRC. Latest News — Town Meeting Day is today — Have you voted yet? Find your polling place at mvp.vermont.gov. All polls in Vermont close at 7pm. — New! Vermont Environmental Report is available — The latest […]
Continue readingHappy Women’s History Month! The Women’s and Gender Center, in partnership with other offices on campus, have a great line-up of events planned for the month of March. I have attached a flyer detailing some of the main programs as well as dates and times. Please do not hesitate to reach out to me throughout the month and […]
Continue readingThe Office of International Student Services (OISS) and the Women’s and Gender Center are celebrating International Women’s Day March 8-12, 2021 with Champlain College’s very first “Wall of Women.” Any member of the Champlain College community is free to nominate and honor any female-identified individual either at Champlain or in the world who has supported […]
Continue readingApply for a Summer Fellowship at 350Vermont! The application process for 350Vermont’s two 2021 Summer Fellowship positions is now open! In a summer fellowship with 350VT, you can pursue your own organizing work while gaining experience working with the team of a grassroots climate justice non-profit organization. Summer fellows can be involved in many different […]
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