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<\/p>\nThe year was 1986.\u00a0 Community College of Vermont was located in a building called Wasson Hall in the Vermont State Office complex in Waterbury, Vermont.\u00a0 Ken Kalb was president of the college.\u00a0 This was when I was hired to become a full-time secretary in the External Degree Program.\u00a0 I spent a total of three years working with the program director and TOP coordinators as well.\u00a0 TOP (XXXX) sponsored real estate refresher courses, which involved producing flyers, having them printed, using bulk mail, then attending and supervising the seminar.<\/p>\n
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I did have someone from the staff to assist me.<\/p>\n
At the time there were a total of eight CCV sites:\u00a0 Montpelier, Burlington, St. Johnsbury, Springfield, Brattleboro, White River Junction, Morrisville and St. Albans.\u00a0 Wasson Hall in Waterbury was the administrative office for all of them.\u00a0 This meant all grades from all of the sites\u2019 courses at the end of the semester came into the registrar\u2019s office where they were checked and transposed to the students\u2019 records.\u00a0 I remember this because I eventually became assistant then full-time registrar.<\/p>\n
When I came to CCV, I had been a RIF (reduction in force) from a junior college where I taught part time then full time.\u00a0 As a result of my background, I would teach computer courses for CCV in Montpelier and at the Barre Vocational Center in the evenings in addition to my regular work.<\/p>\n
When I became the registrar of CCV, 1989-1999, I was a member of a standing committee for Assessment of Prior Learning, which reviewed portfolio evaluations in the area of Business\/Secretarial Science.\u00a0 The committee recommended credit awards for prior learning to students attending CCV.\u00a0 This was accomplished through a course entitled Assessment of Prior Learning where students wrote a portfolio detailing life learning and obtaining documentary evidence of that learning from professionals in the field in which credit was being asked.<\/p>\n
The staff at CCV planned a luncheon with different recipes from the group.\u00a0 It was very successful and everyone looked forward to them.\u00a0 (I don\u2019t remember how often the committee was scheduled!)\u00a0 However, someone had the idea to collect recipes of favorites from staff and put out a Recipes Book by CCV staff.\u00a0\u00a0 It happened.\u00a0 Talking about food, I received in the mail a clipping of the Burlington Free Press dated Thursday, November 27, 2003.\u00a0 On this clipping it suggested gifts for the twelve days of Christmas provided by readers.\u00a0 Unbeknownst to me, my colleague, Nancy Severance of Charlotte, sent in my beans recipe for the ninth day of Christmas!\u00a0 On the Burlington Free Press clipping there was JEANNINE\u2019S BEANS recipe!\u00a0 What a surprise!\u00a0 Needless to say, Nancy had sent me the clipping at my home since I had retired from CCV.\u00a0 I still have that clipping.\u00a0 It sure brings back memories of a time of my life that I thoroughly enjoyed.\u00a0 We all worked hard, but we still found time to enjoy or lunches.<\/p>\n
In my time as Registrar at CCV, the college underwent quite a few changes, especially in computer programs.\u00a0 As an example, we were finally able to print out computer-generated transcripts when transcripts were requested.<\/p>\n
By this time Barbara Murphy, who was president after Ken Kalb, left CCV, and Tim Donovan became president.\u00a0 It was at this time that many of the changes came about in the college\u2019s computer services.\u00a0 These changes improved our way of doing various procedures.\u00a0 We then became more efficient and faster overall.\u00a0 It was also about this time that CCV began to think of buying its own buildings rather than having sites renting space to carry on the college\u2019s work.<\/p>\n
I retired on the last day of December 1999, but I try to keep up with goings on at CCV.\u00a0 I am aware that the CCV administrative offices have now moved from Waterbury.\u00a0 They are now located in the building on Elm Street in Montpelier that used to be Woodbury College.\u00a0 This is across from the recreation field.<\/p>\n
Currently Tim Donovan is now the Chancellor of the Vermont State Colleges system and Joyce Judy is the president of CCV.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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