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Dr. Sarah Tucker, Chancellor of the Community and Technical College System of West Virginia, released the following statement following final passage of Senate Bill 1 by the West Virginia Legislature. This legislation establishes the WV Invests Grant, a “last dollar in” program through which students will use other federal and/or state grant awards first, with WV Invests…
The West Virginia Community and Technical College System (WVCTCS) today announced that its Vice Chancellor, Dr. Casey Sacks, has been named Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Office of Career, Technical, and Adult Education (OCTAE) at the U.S. Department of Education, which serves more than 25 million students each year. This national appointment places Sacks in…
“We all need to start talking about the promise of a community college education.” —Chancellor Tucker Gov. Justice frequently says that West Virginians don’t brag enough about themselves, and he’s right. Perhaps one of West Virginia’s best kept secrets is its community and technical colleges. The West Virginia Community and Technical College System includes nine public…
West Virginia community college students who transfer to West Virginia University before earning their associate degrees can now receive their credentials retroactively, thanks to a new partnership between the institution, the West Virginia Community and Technical College System (WVCTCS) and the National Student Clearinghouse. The partnership, which uses the Clearinghouse’s Reverse Transfer Service, is focused…
West Virginia’s Higher Education Policy Commission and Community and Technical College System have awarded $85,000 in grants to support strengthened diversity efforts at higher education institutions across the state.
The Students Caring About Regional Social Issues (SCARSI) Club at West Virginia Northern Community College (WVNCC) recently presented the Greater Wheeling Homeless Coalition and Youth Services System Winter Freeze Shelter in Wheeling with money and items such as hats, socks, gloves and more to help keep area residents without a home warm this winter. The…
Students at two local high schools and BridgeValley Community & Technical College today learned new doors are open to them that they may never have considered. Thanks to a $1.58 million grant from the American Electric Power Foundation, thousands of high school students in Kanawha County will be able to explore careers in STEM –…
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