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Champlain
College
| Description: |
Founded in 1878, the career-oriented
Champlain College is a private, co-educational institution that
offers professional certificates as well as associate's,
bachelor's and master's degrees in 27 fields of study. The
College also offers its current, market-driven programs on
overseas campuses, while Champlain College On-Line provides full
degree programs and online training to individuals and
corporations around the globe. Champlain also houses three
institutes that are focused on assisting businesses:
Vermont Information Technology Center
(VITC)
VITC is a collaboration of the Vermont
Technology Council and Champlain College which provides
education and creates business opportunities in information
technology areas.
Contact: David Binch, Director
Address: 163 S. Willard Street
Burlington, VT 05401
Phone: (802) 865-6439
Fax: (802) 865-6447
Email: vitc@champlain.edu
B-Y-O-BizChamplain College's BYOBiz program is a
unique opportunity for you as a student entrepreneur to bring
the business you've started - or the business you're thinking
about starting - to college with you.
Contact: Robert Bloch
Address: 163 S. Willard Street
Burlington, VT 05401
Phone: (802) 865-6490
Fax: (802) 860-2767
Email: byobiz@champlain.edu
International Business Program This is a program for
someone who recognizes the potential for a globally-oriented
business career. You will take the experiential skills you learn
in the textbook and apply them on a scale that reflects the
changing nature of business as defined by the global economy.
Explore career opportunities in management, marketing, finance,
human resource management, and logistics and operations.
Vermont Global Trade Partnership
Working with the State of Vermont’s Department of Economic
Development, the Vermont Chamber of Commerce, the Lake Champlain
Regional Chamber of Commerce and the United States Foreign
Commercial Service, Champlain College has helped to create and
is part of the Vermont Global Trade Partnership (www.thinkvermont.com/import/index.cfm).
This partnership is designed to promote international trade
through export/import assistance, custom training programs, and
international market research for Vermont businesses and
organizations. Champlain College International Business students
directly assist these businesses and organizations through
research, consulting, and assisting in international trade
missions.
Contact: Tom Meyers
Address: 163 S. Willard Street
Burlington, VT 05401
Phone: (802) 865-6413
Fax: (802) 860-2763
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| Community
College of Vermont (CCV) |
| Description: |
CCV is a Vermont State College
providing quality, affordable education to over 8,000 students
each year. CCV is an open-admissions, nonresidential
college serving students at 12 learning centers around the state
and via the Internet. Students enroll for a single course
or full-time study, choosing a pace that works for them.
CCV offers over 1000 courses each fall and spring and 400 in the
summer. Fall courses start in early September, spring in
late January, and summer in late May.
Registration is open for several weeks prior to the start of
each semester. CCV's Course List is published each
semester and contains descriptions, times and locations for all
courses. Copies of the Course List are available on
request.
Founded in 1970, CCV is known for its focus on student
learning and its expertise in working with adult students.
CCV offers associate degrees, career-related certificates, as
well as credit and non-credit classes. Its curriculum
includes liberal arts, business, human services, technology, and
allied health. |
| Address: |
119 Pearl Street
Burlington, VT
05401 |
| Phone: |
(802) 865-4422 |
| Fax: |
(802) 865-3323 |
| Email: |
inquire@ccv.edu |
| Contact Name: |
Susan Henry |
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Vermont Technical College -
Technology Extension Division (TED) |
| Description: |
The Vermont Technical College
Technology Extension Division (TED) designs and delivers
workforce education and training for and to employers and
individuals in Chittenden, Addison, Franklin and Washington
counties through its Blair Park site in Williston and via
Web-based instruction. TED’s training and education mix includes
associates’ and bachelors’ degree offerings; specific programs
such as apprenticeship, leadership, customer service, and single
training modules from technical writing to dimensions and
tolerances. TED already has over 300 training modules and
programs developed and delivered, and can custom design a
program, module, workshop or course that meets a company’s
specific needs. |
| Address: |
201 Lawrence Place
Williston, VT
05495 |
| Phone: |
(802) 879-2321 |
| Contact Name: |
Brent Sargent, Dean of Williston Campus |
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New
England Culinary Institute (NECI) |
| Description: |
New England Culinary Institute
provides a superior educational experience that trains the whole
food service professional. NECI offers a number of programs
covering the food service industry, including: the AOS Degree in
Food & Beverage Management, AOS Degree in Culinary Arts,
Certificate in Basic Cooking, and BA in Food and Beverage
Management. Students learn in NECI’s full-time food service
operations covering every type of service: fine dining, bakery,
catering, meat fabrication kitchens, café, deli market and
cafeteria. |
| Address: |
56 College Street
Montpelier, VT
05602 |
| Phone: |
1-877-223-6324 |
| Email: |
admissions@neci.edu |
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Saint
Michael's College Graduate Programs in Administration and
Management |
| Description: |
The Graduate Programs in
Administration and Management integrate private, public, and
non-profit sectors in a theory based, practitioner-oriented
curriculum. Most students are part-time and work in business,
education, industry and government. The program enables students
to bring together fundamental concerns of both business
management and public administration. A Master’s of Science in
Administration (M.S.A.) degree, post-master’s Certificate and a
non-profit Series are offered. |
| Address: |
1 Winooski Park
Colchester, VT 05439 |
| Phone: |
(802)
654-2369 |
| Contact
Name: |
Diana Hoppe, Program Assistant |
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| University
of Vermont - Community Development and Applied Economics
Department (CDAE) |
| Description: |
CDAE students apply the knowledge,
skills and values they learn in field experiences such as an
internship or applied research project which may involve
assisting local businesses and communities. CDAE courses
and field experiences provide students with a foundation in
applied economics, communication skills, critical thinking and
problem solving, and an awareness of social, civic, and
environmental responsibility. |
| Address: |
205 Morrill Hall
Burlington, VT 05405 |
| Phone: |
(802) 656-2001 |
| Fax: |
(802) 656-1423 |
| Email: |
cdae@uvm.edu |
| Contact Name: |
Jane Kolodinsky |
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| University
of Vermont - Extension |
| Description: |
The University of Vermont Extension
works to improve the quality of life of Vermonters by providing
educational programs and practical information concerning
Vermont communities, families and homes, farms, businesses, and
the natural environment through the benefits of research and
technology. |
| Address: |
19 Roosevelt Highway, Suite 305
Colchester, VT 05446 |
| Phone: |
(802) 656-2990 or Toll-Free (866)
622-2990 |
| Fax: |
(802) 656-8642 |
| Email: |
doug.lantagne@uvm.edu |
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University
of Vermont - School of Business Administration - Family Business Initiative |
| Description: |
The Family Business Initiative is a
membership organization led by UVM's School of Business
Administration. Our goal is to give Vermont businesses the tools
and support they need to complete in both the local and global
arenas. Through a series of forums that provide
interactive learning, the free exchange of ideas, and the
opportunity to share challenges and solutions to business
issues, we are committed to assisting both family businesses and
closely held businesses as they evolve and strive to grow to
their full potential. |
| Address: |
319 Kalkin Hall
Burlington, VT 05405 |
| Phone: |
(802) 656-5897 or Cell (802) 238-3972 |
| Fax: |
(802) 656-8279 |
| Email: |
FamBus@bsad.uvm.edu |
| Contact Name: |
Daniel Van Der Vliet, Director |
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| University
of Vermont - MBA Program |
| Description: |
The School of Business Administration
at the University of Vermont is the only nationally accredited
business school in Vermont with accreditation by the Association
to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB)
International. The School's MBA program serves part-time
in-career student's focusing on delivering MBA classes to meet
the needs of the working professional by offering courses in the
evening and summer. Students can pursue accelerated
completion and finish the degree in as little as one year
depending on their previous academic background. |
| Address: |
School of Business Admin.
University of Vermont
Burlington, VT 05405 |
| Phone: |
(802) 656-0513 |
| Fax: |
(802) 656-8279 |
| Email: |
michael.gurdon@bsad.uvm.edu |
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Linking Learning
to Life |
| Description: |
Linking Learning to Life (LLL) helps
to prepare youth to succeed in life after high school with a
focus on career, college and community. This non-profit
organization creates partnerships with schools, businesses and
other community organizations to provide K-12 students with
hands-on, real-life, learning opportunities. Students
participate in activities such as: job shadowing, internships,
and paid employment; mentoring; service learning and other
community-based projects; and can take college courses while
still in high school (earning both high school and college
credit).
Some programs are geared for a broad spectrum of students and
others focus on more intensive work with at-risk youth. Much of
LLL’s work is in Burlington, where it began 10 years ago.
Several programs have branched out to other Chittenden County
schools, and LLL is now expanding and replicating some programs
to other parts of the state. LLL serves 5,000 to 6,000 students
per year.
Communities, businesses, and the Vermont economy stand to
gain when youth are given opportunities to connect learning to
life outside of school, to explore careers, to develop
employment skills and experience, and to pursue post-secondary
education. Please contact LLL if you would like to host
students, be a mentor, make classroom presentations about your
career field, or learn more about this important work. |
| Address: |
52 Institute Road
Burlington, VT 05408 |
| Phone: |
(802) 951-8845 |
| Fax: |
(802) 951-8851 |
| Contact Name: |
Rich Tulikangas, Executive Director |
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