2022 Gratitude Report

BUILDING BRIDGES Hope, Promise, and Philanthropy

Dear CCV Donors and Friends, After many months of distance and separation, 2022 was a year of connection.

At CCV, we held commencement in person for the first time since 2019; we gathered to recognize faculty and staff at fall semester events; and students, faculty, and staff worked side-by-side through a yearlong process to renew our accreditation from the New England Commission of Higher Education.

We also made huge strides in connecting more Vermonters to education and training.

In this report, we celebrate the CCV donors and philanthropic partners who support our mission of access, affordability, and student success. Whether it’s an endowed scholarship, the McClure Free Degree Promise, or a much-needed Life Gap Grant, CCV donors are ‘building bridges’ to a college education. These bridges represent our shared belief in the power of education to transform lives and strengthen communities.

With your support, we are helping Vermonters invest in themselves and prepare for their next steps. Together, we create a more hopeful, promising future. I want to thank you for being part of the CCV community and for all of your bridge-building efforts.

With gratitude,

Joyce Judy, President

Our Mission

The Community College of Vermont supports and challenges all students in meeting their educational goals through an abiding commitment to access, affordability, and student success.

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‘It Starts at CCV’: Life Gap Grants Support Students and Vermont Learn more about Life Gap Plus at ccv.edu/LifeGapPlus

Dylan Giambatista is a bridge-builder. A former member of the Vermont house of representatives, current director of public affairs for a Vermont utility, and all-around champion of the Green Mountain State, he says “my work in Vermont is really about finding ways to bridge divides that are in our communities.” Giambatista is also a 2010 graduate of CCV, an experience he says helped launch his career in public service. “That work has continued, and it actually has its seeds at the Community College of Vermont.”

A proud alumnus, he describes himself as a nontraditional student. “Like so many CCV students, I wasn’t sure what I wanted to do, what I wanted to be,” he said. “I dropped out of high school. I faced some tough times as a teenager.” He eventually earned a GED and found his way to CCV-Rutland.

At CCV, formal education clicked. “It was really the small classroom, the one-on-one instruction, and also the comfort with not being judged for what you have or what you don’t have when you walk in here...The doors were always open. The teachers, the staff, the faculty, the students were all there to welcome me. And that allowed me to plug in when I was ready.”

Dylan Giambatista

A PROUD ALUMNI DONOR

With an awareness of the challenges many Vermonters face when pursuing higher education—especially in the aftermath of a pandemic — Dylan supports the College’s Life Gap Fund. Created in 2017 with generous funding from a private donor, Life Gap Grants are small, just-in-time scholarships designed to help students through challenging, unexpected situations that might otherwise disrupt their education: a computer repair, a flat tire, a surprise medical expense.

Giambatista knows firsthand that this kind of support is critical. “You don’t always know where life’s gonna take you. As events play out, you might take a u-turn, you might even hit a wall,” Giambatista says. “[CCV] opened up doors, and it helped me be successful as I advanced in my career.” Now, he wants to pay it forward.

“When I look around in Vermont, there are so many worthy causes and great folks doing great things.

But the Community College of Vermont, I know from personal experience, was there for me when I needed it, is there for so many when they need it, and this is really the critical access point for so many learners in our state who might be looking for skills, might be looking for a job. It starts at CCV. For me, being part of that, helping support those initiatives as best I can, it’s just something I have to do. I’m here for the long haul and I hope others will join me.”

Life Gap Grants are one essential piece of the Life Gap Plus initiative, which aims to provide greater visibility of and access to a myriad of resources for students facing basic needs insecurities.

“The Life Gap Grant I received was incredibly helpful.

I needed a $900 brake job on my car, and I was taking 19 credits at CCV at the time as well. With a two-year-old and being the only one working in my household, the $300 Life Gap Grant I received took a load off my shoulders.

I really, really appreciate the help!”

— Angie Ryan, Life Gap Grant recipient

Read the full story behind this scholarship at ccv.edu/Dylan

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Karen Geiger: A Legacy Karen Geiger grew up in Vermont, attending school in Essex Junction before joining the workforce. When she was 28, Karen decided it was time to go back to school, and she earned her associate degree in liberal studies at CCV. “It was only after she went to CCV that she started to get serious about her future,” said her father, Bill Geiger. The College helped prepare her to continue her education at UVM, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in fine art.

Karen started working at CCV in 2007, just seven years after her graduation from the College. One of her many roles was in development as an administrative assistant. Susan Henry, then executive dean of the College, was Karen’s supervisor. “Karen was very extroverted and very fun-loving,” Susan said. “She always wanted to take on more responsibility; she was always looking to have more of an impact.”

As part of her work in development, Karen had a strong interest in helping raise money for scholarships. “We didn’t raise money for CCV, we raised money for students. And that fit with Karen’s value system very well,” Susan said.

Donors to the Karen M. Geiger Scholarship The following donors made gifts to the Karen M. Geiger Scholarship in memory of Karen to allow more students to experience CCV.

Christopher & Elizabeth Allen Anonymous (1) Stephen Clairmont Janice Couture

Dr. Robert & Jane Perrin

David Croke

Maura & Curt Randall

Billi Dunham

Robert Shattuck

Jen & Deanna GarrettOstermiller

H. Jean Staunton

Emily Geiger William Geiger

Russ Hughes Jacqueline Jones Ben & Joyce Judy Laura Krawitt

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Margaret Merritt Bruce O’Rourke & Liz Cote

Susan Henry

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Carol & Dennis Lutz

Bernard Couture

Joel M. Goldberg

Read the full story behind this scholarship at ccv.edu/Karen

Jennifer Lawson

Sian Steward Betsy Tegatz UVM Chemistry Department Faculty & Staff Jeanette Voss & Daniel Bean Carol & Bruce Wyatt Yasmine Ziesler

THE KAREN M. GEIGER SCHOLARSHIP In 2019 Karen was diagnosed with cancer, and she passed away on February 26, 2022. Before she passed, Karen and her father worked closely with CCV to continue her legacy in two distinct ways: a scholarship in her name and a commissioned painting.

The Karen M. Geiger Scholarship is an endowment established at CCV in 2022 in honor of Karen, made possible by a generous gift of $25,000 from her father along with several other donations from friends and former colleagues. This scholarship will be awarded annually to students who demonstrate financial need, preferably in the liberal studies degree program. Bill recognizes the value of education and that not every college student has financial support to attend, and he wants Karen’s passion for helping others to continue in a meaningful way. “Her scholarship will not pay the full price for admission,” Bill said, “but it will help somebody who needs it. That person is then somebody who Karen has helped.”

We are so grateful for this scholarship. CCV helped transform Karen’s life and now her legacy will transform students’ lives.

Named endowments may be established with a minimum gift of $25,000 and donors become members of The Legacy Society, which also honors the generosity of donors who make bequests and planned gifts.

Bill Geiger and President Joyce Judy unveil Karen’s last painting, which hangs at the CCV Winooski academic center.

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For Young Students, the McClure Free Degree Promise Is a Gift In early 2022, the J. Warren & Lois McClure Foundation announced the Free Degree Promise through the Early College program at CCV. Vermont’s Early College program allows high school seniors to complete their last year of high school and their first year of college at the same time, tuition-free. The Free Degree Promise builds on Early College to give students who continue at CCV the chance to earn an associate degree at no cost.

The program is opening doors for students across the state: last fall, CCV enrolled its largest Early College cohort yet, including greater numbers of low-income, first-generation, and BIPOC students.

Words cannot adequately express our gratitude to the McClure Foundation for this generous gift that will forever change the lives of CCV students, like the ones featured here, for years to come.

Dalya Almogalli: Prepared for My Next Steps When Dalya found out about the McClure Free Degree Promise program from her advisor, she knew she wanted to sign up. “I’m going to college for free, getting a free degree, and taking some of the nursing-required classes so when I transfer my credits it’s already done. That’s an opportunity I cannot waste.” Dalya’s goal, after her second year at CCV, is to enroll in the nursing program at UVM. CCV-Winooski Early College student / Burlington High School // A.S. Health Science (anticipated 2024) Career Aspiration: traveling nurse

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Aiden Robertson: Ahead of the Game

McKinley Pfaff: A Chance to Explore

Aiden always planned on going to college after high school, and he’s excited to finally be diving in.

“Doing this was like ‘all right, it’s right now, it’s no longer in the future. I get to jump right into college.” “For Aiden, the McClure Free Degree Promise is a no-brainer, and he thinks it is for others too. “I feel like those two free years could definitely change a lot of people’s lives, especially if they wanted to go to college but they just couldn’t afford it.”

McKinley is using the McClure Free Degree Promise to finish her health science degree, and she hopes to transfer to the radiology program at Vermont Tech. Simply put, McKinley sees a college education as a ticket to job security. “I enjoy going to work more than anything,” she says. “Getting past the school part and into the workforce is really my motivation…I stuck with the college route because I think it will help me get a job wherever I go.”

CCV-Winooski Early College student / Champlain Valley Union High School // A.S. Business (anticipated 2024) Career Aspiration: financial advisor

Learn more about the McClure Free Degree Promise at ccv.edu/FreeDegree

CCV-St. Albans student // A.S. Health Science (anticipated 2023) Career Aspiration: radiology

Morgan Predom: The Best Future Possible A single mother of an 18-month-old son, Morgan is determined to complete her college degree, despite the pressures of juggling work, school, and parenting. “I have always felt like I’ve needed to go to college,” she says. When she found out about the opportunity to finish her degree for free, “I was so happy, because having a free year of Early College was great, I didn’t have to pay for it while also having to pay for a baby. And then I found out my second year was gonna be free…it made me so happy I started crying.”

CCV-Rutland student // A.A. Liberal Studies (anticipated 2023) Career Aspiration: undecided ccv.edu

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Ways to Give We believe all students have the ability to learn and are entitled to a college education. Donors play a significant role in our ability to meet student needs and transform lives. When you give to CCV, you are creating a better Vermont for all. Your gift of any amount will help, and no gift is too small.

Life Gap Grants

Where the Money Comes From

Foundations

$690,437

Friends

$176,009

Corporate & Business

$119,550

Alumni, Faculty & Staff

$41,437

Other Organizations

$17,275

TOTAL FY2022*

$1,044,708

Life Gap provides just-in-time support to help students bridge challenging financial situations that threaten their ability to stay in school.

General Scholarship Fund

Gifts to this non-endowed fund go directly toward tuition assistance for students enrolled at one of our 12 academic centers or the center for online learning.

The Endowment for Student Success

Invest in future generations of CCV students through this endowed fund that generates annual earnings used exclusively toward scholarships.

The Annual Fund

Support the mission of CCV by providing unrestricted resources for new initiatives as well as a variety of operational needs and projects.

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Where the Money Goes

Student Programs

$435,333

Student Assistance & Scholarships

$375,257

Annual Fund – Unrestricted

$140,516

Endowment Scholarship Investments

$67,785

Other Endowment Investments

$25,717

TOTAL FY2022*

$1,044,708 * Reflects unaudited FY2022 financials.

Why They Give C C V FAC U LT Y “After nineteen years instructing at the Community College of Vermont, I can attest to the amazing results that come from a degree at CCV. I have seen community colleges go from being a fallback choice, to “the” choice of students. I will happily put my money where it works!”

— Melissa Elwell-Holmes

CCV ALUMNUS “I had a great time at CCV. Some courses led me to lifelong interests in archaeology and science. I want to help others along the way and have the same opportunities I was fortunate enough to have.”

— Hubey Folsom ’93

C C V S TA F F “My husband Mark and I give to CCV because we value learning for anyone who wants it.

CCV doesn’t require people to have money or grades or certain standardized test scores.

Instead, they need only the courage to ask questions, the motivation to take the next step, and the determination to learn, practice, and grow. Having earned our degrees along a path that included community college, we feel it is our responsibility to give back.”

— Amy Stuart ccv.edu

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Donors to CCV CCV gratefully acknowledges our generous donors. The gifts listed have been given in the most recent fiscal year, from July 1, 2021, through June 30, 2022.

Benefactors

President’s Circle

Dean’s List

Advocates

Anonymous (2) The Dee Foundation Tom & Mary Evslin Patricia Fontaine / Fountain Fund Bob & Lois Frey Bill Geiger Jane Guyette / Bergeron Family Foundation Agnes M. Lindsay Trust J. Warren & Lois McClure Foundation, a supporting organization of the Vermont Community Foundation NEFCU (New England Federal Credit Union) Northfield Savings Bank Susan & Bob Titterton Vermont Community Foundation Vermont Funeral Directors Association John & Jennifer Vogel

Anonymous (3) Arrow Fund Linda & Rich Bell A Book Company, LLC Robert N. Brooks Carol & David Buchdahl Helen M. & T. Wayne Clark Concept2, Inc. Janice Couture John Daly Nance Driscoll Hubey Folsom ‘93 Linda Gabrielson Christine Graham The Jerry Greenfield & Elizabeth K. Skarie Foundation, Inc. Susan Henry & Sture Nelson J.M. Huber Corporation Ben & Joyce Judy Tom MacLeay Leigh Marthe Margaret Merritt Andrew Pallito Duane and Laura Peterson Kate & Bill Schubart Aimee Stephenson Debra Ann & Mitchell Stern Ernest & Deborah ‘89 Stewart Amy E. Stuart & Mark A. Rowell UVM Chemistry Department Faculty & Staff Oran Young & Gail Osherenko

Banwell Architects Tapp Barnhill Lorraine ’16 & Van ’08 Dang Melissa Elwell-Holmes Jen & Deanna Garrett-Ostermiller Emily Geiger Seth Gibson Dr. Sydney Lea & Robin Barone Anne Lezak & Dr. Harry Chen Laurie Loveland Maryellen Lowe ‘82 Deidre Lynch Dianne Maccario Main Street Landing Company Bette Matkowski Johanna McDill Myrna Miller*

Anonymous (2) Philip Crossman Gretchen DeHart DiMascio Headrick Family Bo J. Finnegan Amy Holibaugh ‘05 Russ Hughes Deborah Hunt Jenney Izzo Sara & Rob Kobylenski Laura Krawitt Sarah Lavallee Candace & Tony ‘93 Lewis Carolyn Lucet KD Maynard Kathleen McIsaac Allan Rodgers & Mary Alice McKenzie Pamela Moran-Lewis Barbara Murphy* Nicole & Felipe Stetson Kaija Percy Andrea Rogers John N. Rosenblum ‘83 Eric Sakai Jeremy Schrauf Natalie Searle Jean E. Snow ‘77 Jeb Spaulding Gregory & Dawn Tatro Betsy Tegatz Steven C. Thompson ‘96 Jake & Cathie Wheeler Yasmine Ziesler

Gifts greater than $5,000

Gifts of $1,000 to $4,999

Gifts of $500 to $999

Minier Family Katie & Seth Mobley Edlyn & David Pursell The Richards Group Sharron Scott Meg & Bruce Seely David & Janet Silverman Peter Smith Fund Peter Smith* Terrance Stanley ‘06 Lee & Byron Stookey Don Tinney Albert VanHelden Margo Waite ‘75 & Robert C. Menson Peggy Williams Sophie Zdatny

Gifts of $250 to $499

Patrons

Gifts of $100 to $249 Kyle & Courtney Aines Christopher & Elizabeth Allen Jack Anderson Anonymous (7) Nathan & Marisa Astin Michael Audet Carole S. Bacon ‘91 Elizabeth Bassett & John Pane Lynn Beebe-Dow ‘96 Adam & Dianne Benezra Linda & Jerry Benezra John Bossange & Lynne Poteau Janet & John Bossi Pam Bullock & Timothy Hayes Charles Bunting Pam Chisholm & Ted Franzeim Elizabeth & Wayne Collier Bernard Couture Gerry & Ginny Couture Patrick Couture Lorei J. Dawson

Mica DeAngelis & Barry Mansfield Nicholas DiGiovanni & Lisa Altomari James Douglas Ryan & Meg Dulude Jeremiah K. Durick Betty Dye Tammy J. Ellis ‘05 Jerry & Judy Flanagan Cathy & Joseph Frank Scott Giles & Kate Lalley Joel M. Goldberg Michael Griffith Mary Hulette Vikram Iyengar ‘04 Don & Gracie Kelpinski Sheila & Monica Kerwin Mr. & Mrs. Roland Labounty David & Kathy Larsen Julie Lee Robert & Elisabeth Lehr David & Meredith Liben Susan B. Lovering Ben Lucarelli Carol & Dennis Lutz Laura Massell Linda R. Milne Christopher R. Nelson James & Penelope Nolte Sarah Norton Gary J. O’Gorman ‘10 Bruce O’Rourke & Liz Cote Dr. Robert & Jane Perrin Maura & Curt Randall Susan Regier ‘94 Shirley Ridgway

Aaron Roy Jan Roy & Steven Young Dawn Santos ‘15 Debbie Spears ‘08 Jerry Spivey Gary & Kathleen Starr Roberta Stradling Meta Strick Cynthia Swanson J & J Sweeney Linda & Keith Tarr-Whelan Jason Van Driesche Petronella VanHelden Jeanette Voss Heather Weinstein Carolyn Weir

Friends

Gifts up to $99 Jennifer Alberico Anonymous (8) Peter D. Anthony David Barch ‘90 Cynthia A. & Stephen P. Bjerklie Joanne Blakeman Mindy Boenning Christine Brooks Candace Brown ‘92 Marilyn & Brian Cargill Mary Castine ‘03 Sharen Chadwick Eileen Chalfoun Dave Chase ‘06 & Pam Scott ‘04 Stephen Clairmont Albert Cordes

David Croke Allan Curtiss ‘13 Jessica A. Daniels ‘20 Gabrielle Dietzel Lincoln Earle-Centers ‘12 Cynthia Feiker Kara Gilmore Elisabeth Gish ‘02 Linda Gribnau Jody Hayden ‘02 Lucy Hebbard-Robinson Ali Herman Dr. Philip C. Huckins Hunger Free Vermont Crystal Johnson ‘19 Jacqueline Jones Peter Keating Amy Beth Kessinger & Ethan Richman Alison Kirk Darlene Larochelle Robert J. Larrabee ‘99 Clair Latsen Jennifer Lawson Donald & Suzanne Couture Letourneau Karl & Ardell Lippmann Judith Maynes ‘90 Cody Miller Irene Mitchell Amy Moore Scott H. Mullins ‘99 Darcy Oakes Michael Pichette ‘96 Ruth Rafferty Carolyn Raycraft ‘81

James & Eileen Rice Lisa Schukei Robert Shattuck Mike ‘88 & Anne Showalter Timothy Jan Snizek ‘16 Katherine Stamper H. Jean Staunton Sian Steward Fred & Diane ‘84 Swan Michael Van Dyke Diane VanHelden Lynn Vera Edward Vizvarie ‘01 Amanda S. Vumbaco John Ward Carol & Bruce Wyatt

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In Honor of

Gifts in recognition of those who have made a significant difference in our donors’ lives.

Kyle Aines In the name of Theo Bland Anonymous In the name of Leigh Marthe Linda & Jerry Benezra In the name of Lois Frey Carol & David Buchdahl In the name of President Joyce Judy Marilyn & Brian Cargill In the name of Pam Chisholm Bernard Couture In the name of Janice Couture Gerry & Ginny Couture In the name of Janice Couture Janice Couture In the name of Gail Tisseur Patrick Couture In the name of Janice Couture John Daly In the name of Leigh Marthe Melissa Elwell-Holmes In the name of Alexandra, Will, & Becca Jerry & Judy Flanagan In the name of Katie Mobley Elisabeth Gish ‘02 In the name of Elisabeth Dodds Dodds Mary Hulette In the name of President Joyce Judy

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Sheila & Monica Kerwin In the name of Janice Couture Donald & Suzanne Couture Letourneau In the name of Janice Couture David & Meredith Liben In the name of President Joyce Judy Laurie Loveland In the names of Melissa DeBlois & Angie Albeck Barbara Murphy* In the name of Timothy J. Donovan* Sarah Norton In the name of Janice Couture Lisa Schukei In the name of Geoffrey Schukei ‘22 Ernest & Deborah ‘89 Stewart In the name of Tapp Barnhill Fred & Diane ‘84 Swan In the name of Barbara Murphy* Lynn Vera In the name of President Joyce Judy

Helen Clark, Karen Geiger, Ken Kalb, Tina VanHelden

In Memory of Gifts in memory of loved ones who have passed away.

Adam Benezra In memory of Jennifer Frey Janice Couture In memory of Marguerite & Alfred Couture, their sons Raymond & Richard (Dick), grandsons Gregory & John, and daughters-in-law Annette & Jean Couture Betty Dye In memory of Jean McDonald Couture Susan B. Lovering In memory of Jennifer Frey Maryellen Lowe In memory of Elmer Kimball Peter Smith* In memory of Fred Smith Roberta Stradling In the name of Mark O. Stradling In memory of Helen M. Clark Pam Bullock Ben & Joyce Judy Minier Family Ruth Rafferty

In memory of alumna and former staff member Karen M. Geiger ‘00 Christopher & Elizabeth Allen Anonymous (1) Stephen Clairmont Bernard Couture Janice Couture David Croke Billi Dunham Jen & Deanna GarrettOstermiller Emily Geiger William Geiger Joel M. Goldberg Susan Henry Russ Hughes Jacqueline Jones Ben & Joyce Judy Laura Krawitt Jennifer Lawson Carol & Dennis Lutz Margaret Merritt Bruce O’Rourke & Liz Cote Dr. Robert & Jane Perrin

Maura & Curt Randall Robert Shattuck H. Jean Staunton Sian Steward Betsy Tegatz UVM Chemistry Department Faculty & Staff Jeanette Voss & Daniel Bean Carol & Bruce Wyatt In memory of former President Ken Kalb Charles Bunting Maryellen Lowe ‘82 In memory of former staff member Tina VanHelden Linda & Rich Bell Mica DeAngelis & Barry Mansfield Susan Henry Johanna McDill Diane VanHelden Petronella VanHelden Yasmine Ziesler

CURRENT ADMINISTRATION

The Legacy Society

Honors the generosity of donors who make bequests and planned gifts or who have established named endowments.

Anonymous (2) Joseph & Dale Boutin Joseph & Dale Boutin Scholarship Fund Robert L. Chadwick Yolande Corbin Chadwick Scholarship Fund Helen M. & T. Wayne Clark Karen Raylene Clark Memorial Scholarship Fund G. Jason Conway G. Jason Conway Memorial Scholarship Fund Janice Couture Mica DeAngelis & Barry Mansfield Gabrielle Dietzel

Timothy J. Donovan* Bob & Lois Frey Jennifer Frey Memorial Scholarship Fund William Geiger Karen M. Geiger Scholarship Janet F. Gillette The Endowment for Teaching & Learning The Endowment for Student Success Jane Guyette / Bergeron Family Foundation Urban & Pauline Bergeron Memorial Scholarship Fund Ken Kalb* & Nance Driscoll

Laurie Lawrence-Pepin ‘92 Ken Libertoff Barbara Martin Susan E. Mehrtens May Munger Ann Newsmith Peter Smith* Jean E. Snow ’77 & Charles (Kip) Snow Cynthia Swanson & James Barton John & Jennifer Vogel Leah M. Kalb Scholarship Fund Yasmine Ziesler

President: Joyce Judy Dean of Academic Affairs: Deborah Stewart Dean of Academic Center Administration: Tapp Barnhill Dean of Administration: Andy Pallito Dean of Enrollment & Community: Relations: Katie Mobley Dean of People & Culture: Mary Brodsky Dean of Strategic Initiatives & Student Affairs: Heather Weinstein Regional Director (North/Central): Gretchen DeHart Regional Director (Northwest): Marianne DiMascio

Golden Maple Leaf Sustainers A recurring donation program established in honor of CCV’s 50th anniversary in 2020.

Kyle & Courtney Aines Anonymous (2) Tapp Barnhill Linda & Rich Bell Gretchen DeHart DiMascio Headrick Family Ryan & Meg Dulude Lincoln Earle-Centers ‘12 Melissa Elwell-Holmes Bo J. Finnegan Michael Griffith Susan Henry & Sture Nelson Amy Holibaugh ‘05 Jenney Izzo

Ben & Joyce Judy Sarah Lavallee Jennifer Lawson Julie Lee Candace & Tony ‘93 Lewis David & Meredith Liben Ben Lucarelli Laura Massell Kathleen McIsaac Katie & Seth Mobley James & Penelope Nolte Nicole & Felipe Stetson Andrew Pallito

Aaron Roy Dawn Santos ‘15 Sharron Scott Natalie Searle Peter Smith* Timothy Jan Snizek ‘16 Jean E. Snow ‘77 Jerry Spivey Aimee Stephenson Jason Van Driesche Lynn Vera Heather Weinstein Yasmine Ziesler

Regional Director (West/South): Jenney Izzo CCV is committed to nondiscrimination in its learning and working environments for all persons. All educational and employment opportunities at CCV are offered without regard to race, creed, color, national origin, marital status, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, veteran status, or any other category protected by law. CCV is an equal opportunity employer. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.

Writing: Meghan Gravel, Katie Keszey, Aimee Stephenson Photography: Josh Larkin, Mitch Moraski, Brandon Poulin, Jade Premont, Aimee Stephenson Design: Elevate Marketing & Design

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