Burlington Student Companion

Student Companion
Your quick and easy guide to CCV Burlington
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Welcome to CCV Burlington!
Welcome to CCV Burlington and to life as a college student!
Welcome to an opportunity for learning and personal growth.
And, finally, welcome to the Student Companion, your quick and
easy guide to CCV Burlington.
Being a college student involves sifting through lots of information. We recommend you read the Student Companion before
you read all the catalogs, handouts, and pamphlets. In this guide,
you won’t find detailed information, but you will find pointers to
more detailed information so you know where to look when you
need it. The Student Companion is short and will give you a
good feel for what you should be thinking and asking about. It
will tell you where to direct your questions, where to find information, as well as important deadlines.
Best of luck!
CCV Burlington Staff
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Table of Contents
Welcome to CCV Burlington!
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Table of Contents
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Hours of Operation
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Meet the Staff
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Academic Advisors
Financial Aid Counselors
Library Services Staff
Instructors
Administrative & Reception Desk Staff
Academic Resources
Academic Advising
Learning Labs & Tutoring Services
Textbooks, Materials, & Pre-class Assignments
Library
Financial Aid
CCV Burlington Site Map
Online Learning Workshops
Accommodations for Persons with Disabilities
Important Publications
Dropping/Adding Courses
Important Websites
Facilities & Services
Where is My Class?
A Quick Tour of CCV Burlington
Inclement Weather Procedures for CCV Students
Computers
Student IDs
Parking
Bicycles
Student Lounge
Telephones
Copies
Children & Pets
Food & Beverages
Smoking
Lost & Found
Academic Calendar
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Hours of Operation
While classes are in session, CCV Burlington will be open during the
following time periods. These hours are subject to change between
semesters and during the summer semester.
Building Hours
During these times you can get general information from the front desk
and access classroom and study space in the buildings.
Monday – Friday:
Saturday & Sunday:
8:00 AM – 9:30 PM
8:30AM – 5:00 PM
Financial Aid Services
During these times you can make an appointment with a financial aid
counselor or drop by and ask some general questions. Financial Aid is
located on the first floor of the Cherry Street building.
Monday – Thursday:
Friday:
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM*
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
* Financial Aid will be closed for lunch between 12:00-1:00.
On-Call Advising
Advisors are available on a drop-in basis (or over the phone) to help you
choose classes, discuss issues in your classes, or answer general
questions. If you have more specific questions, you should set up an
appointment with your assigned advisor (see page 9). Call or stop by
the Cherry St. Learning Center to speak with an advisor.
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
9:00 AM – 6:30 PM
9:00 AM – 6:30 PM
12:30 PM – 6:30 PM
9:00 AM – 6:30 PM
9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Learning Center Hours
During these hours, you can use The Learning Center (Cherry Street
building, room 204). Librarians and peer tutors are generally on duty
during these times to help you navigate the Hartness Library System.
Monday – Thursday:
Friday:
8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
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Meet the Staffi
To contact anyone on the staff list, start with our front desk. Hours of
Operation are available on page 5.
119 Pearl Street
Burlington, VT 05401-4334
Telephone: (802) 865-4422
Fax: (802) 865-3323
CCV Burlington Weather Phone: (802) 652-4113
Academic Advisors
Advisors (also know as “Coordinators”) are available to help you with all
of your academic decisions and issues. You can drop in to meet with an
on-call advisor or make an appointment with your advisor (for hours,
turn to page 5). For information on how to find out who your Academic
Advisor is, turn to page 9.
Angie Albeck - [email protected]
Jody Albright – [email protected]
Ian Boyd - [email protected]
Janice Couture – [email protected]
Mica DeAngelis – [email protected]
Melissa DeBlois – [email protected]
John Devino – [email protected]
Marianne DiMascio – [email protected]
Sharon Hopper – [email protected]
Aimee Loiter - [email protected]
Rick Leete – [email protected]
Dianne Maccario – [email protected]
Darlene Murphy – [email protected]
Amy Stuart – [email protected]
Adam Warrington – [email protected]
Yasmine Ziesler – [email protected]
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Financial Aid Counselors
These staff members will help you with FAFSA (Free Application for
Federal Student Aid) and other Financial Aid paperwork. They can also
answer other questions about financing your education. To contact a
Financial Aid Counselor, call (802) 859-3023 or stop by the Financial
Aid office located on the first floor of the Cherry Street building.
Linda Gribnau – [email protected]
Michael Griffin – [email protected]
Emily Spence - [email protected]
Library Services Staff
For many students, doing college-level research is a new experience.
Librarians are here to help you make the transition. To meet with a
librarian, you can stop by the Learning Center (Cherry Street building,
room 204), or call (802) 951-1237. To contact the Hartness Library in
Randolph, call the toll free number, 1-800-431-0025, or email inquires to
[email protected].
Zoe Griffing - [email protected]
Instructors
CCV courses are taught by community professionals who bring practical
experience as well as traditional academic qualifications to the classroom. It is common to find a local lawyer teaching Business Law or a
day-care director teaching Child Development. All CCV teachers are
hired on a part-time basis to teach courses for a particular semester.
CCV Burlington has approximately 200 instructors each semester.
Because of the unique nature of our teaching staff, instructors at CCV
don’t have their own office space. You will receive information on how to
best contact your instructor on your course syllabus (see page 15).
Also, you can leave a message for any current CCV Burlington instructor by stopping by the front desk at 119 Pearl Street or calling (802) 865
-4422. Your message will be left in the instructor’s mailbox which is
generally checked weekly.
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Administrative & Reception Desk Staff
These staff members can answer general questions, help you borrow a
textbook, pick up an assignment, pay a bill, and much more!
Administrative Manager
Linda Adamson – [email protected]
Administrative and Reception Staff
Marisa Brenk – [email protected]
Julia Clarke - [email protected]
Margaret Dorey – [email protected]
Eden Furtak-Cole - [email protected]
Lisa Haskins – [email protected]
Sara Hearne - [email protected]
Linda Henderson (Financial Aid) – [email protected]
Nicole Leppert – [email protected]
Reiko Takamatsu - [email protected]
Dawn Tetrault - [email protected]
Facilities Staff
Lane McElree - [email protected]
Maria Moore - [email protected]
Chris Ryan - [email protected]
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Academic Resources
Academic Advising
All CCV Burlington students are assigned an academic advisor. Contact
your advisor or make an appointment through the front desk if you
would like to discuss degree programs, course choices, progress during
the semester, or any academic issues that may come up. Advisor
assignments for new students are generally made by the 5th week of
each semester. To find out who your academic advisor is, visit or call
the CCV Burlington front desk. You can also access this information by
logging in to the VSC Portal (https://blackboard.vsc.edu) and viewing
your “Student Profile” in the “VSC Web Services” module. See page 19
for VSC Portal login instructions.
If you have a quick question or an emergency, on-call advisors are also
available to help (no appointment necessary) in the Learning Center
(Room 204A). See page 5 for on-call advising hours.
Learning Labs & Tutoring Services
If you feel you're falling behind or just want that extra boost, help is
available.
The Learning Center:
The Learning Center (Cherry 204) is home to our peer tutors, students
on duty to assist other students with math, computer, writing, research,
and more on a drop-in basis. You can also get help on topics like time
management and other important skills for college students. During the
school year it runs full-time; summer hours will be posted.
Writing Labs:
Writing labs are half hour appointments with a CCV writing instructor
who can help you with any portion of the writing process--from identifying a topic to putting the final touches on a paper. To schedule an
appointment, visit or call the CCV Burlington front desk or the Learning
Center reception desk.
Math Labs:
Math labs are group study and practice sessions led by CCV math
instructors. You can come with specific questions or just attend to listen
and get a little extra practice. No appointment is necessary. For a
schedule of math labs, visit the CCV Burlington website, the front desk,
or the Learning Center.
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Online Tutoring (http://www.etutoring.org):
All CCV students have access to free online tutoring through
etutoring.org! eTutoring is an online program which currently provides
tutoring services in writing (all subject areas), math (developmental
through calculus), statistics, accounting, chemistry, and anatomy and
physiology. For instructions on logging in, visit the VSC Portal (https://
blackboard.vsc.edu).
Textbooks, Materials, & Pre-class Assignments
Where do I buy my books?
Textbooks for classes at the Burlington site can be purchased at the
University of Vermont’s bookstore (Davis Center, 536 Main Street,
Burlington; (802) 656-3290, http://uvmstore.uvm.edu). Books for all
other CCV courses, including online, are available at
http://www.ccvbookstore.com.
Students are responsible for purchasing their textbooks before classes
start. Loan copies of many textbooks are available on a first come, first
served basis at the Pearl Street reception desk. Loaned books may not
be removed from the CCV Burlington site and students will be billed for
the replacement cost of books that are not returned.
How much do textbooks cost?
Textbook costs vary by course. However, you should plan to pay an
average of $100 per course for your books. If you have trouble purchasing your textbooks, contact the Financial Aid Office as soon as possible.
Do I have materials to buy or homework before class starts?
Some classes will have required pre-class assignments or materials to
purchase before class begins. To find this information, visit the Burlington pre-class information page at http://www.ccv.edu/locations/
burlington/preclass. If your class is not listed, you do not have a preclass assignment or materials to buy. However, you should check this
page often as some materials lists and pre-class assignments are
added close to the first day of classes.
Library
The Hartness Library System is the library for all CCV and Vermont
Technical College (VTC) students and instructors. The books are
housed on the VTC campus in Randolph Center, but CCV students
have access to the library’s entire catalog by logging into our Blackboard website (https://blackboard.vsc.edu ) and clicking on the
Hartness Library tab. You can read or print materials directly from the
online catalog and if you need a book or video, it will be mailed directly
to your home at no charge! To log in, use your CCV username and
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password (see pg. 19 for instructions).
The Learning Center (Cherry 204) is dedicated to library usage,
research, and assistance and Librarians are there to help. Stop by if you
need assistance using the library system or doing research for class.
Hours of operation are available on page 5. You can also contact a
librarian for assistance by calling the Toll-free Library Line (1-800-4310025) or via email ([email protected]).
The Learning Center (Cherry 204) is also home to tutors, students and
instructors on duty to assist other students with math, computer, writing,
research, and more on a drop-in basis. You can also get help on topics
like time management and other important skills for college students.
During the school year it runs full-time; summer hours will be posted.
Financial Aid
Financial Aid is available in a variety of forms including grants, scholarships, and loans. The first step to getting financial aid is to apply.
Financial aid packets (which include all the paperwork you’ll need) are
available at the CCV Burlington Financial Aid Office or at the front desk.
You can also access web versions of these materials at
http://www.ccv.edu/financial_aid.
Completing the necessary paperwork can be a bit confusing and if you
are under the age of 24, you will need tax information from your
parent(s). Financial Aid Counselors are available to help you through
the process so call or stop by the Financial Aid Office (110 Cherry
Street, 1st floor, 802-859-3023) when you need help.
Applying for financial aid is up to you. Don’t get lose your seat in your
classes because you missed the deadline. If you have questions,
contact the Financial Aid Office. The deadline for applying is generally
10 days before the first day of each semester. Apply once per academic
year and APPLY EARLY! A good guideline is to apply as soon as you
complete your taxes each year. VSAC (Vermont Student Assistance
Corporation) financial aid is on a “first come, first served” basis and can
run out before the deadline.
For information on additional payment options, including payment plans
and options for veterans, visit the payment options webpage at
http://www.ccv.edu/paying_for_college/index.html.
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Online Learning Workshops
Interested in taking classes online? All CCV sites offer free Online
Learning Workshops (OLW) for students who want to explore the option
of online courses. At an OLW, you’ll learn how online classes work and
what to expect. You will also learn the tools you need to participate as
well as time management techniques to help you succeed in an online
class. Whether you are already in an online class or considering taking
one, all students are encouraged to attend. Visit the CCV Burlington
front desk for an updated schedule or visit CCV’s Online Learning
website (http://www.ccv.edu/locations/online/index.html) for more
information including web based tutorial for taking online courses.
Accommodations for Persons with Disabilities
CCV is committed to accommodating the needs of students with
documented disabilities in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Students with disabilities are advised and supported by
a Coordinator of Academic Services, who will arrange appropriate
accommodations. It is important that students in need of such accommodations meet early with an ADA Coordinator, preferably prior to the
start of the semester. This allows enough time to create a plan and
communicate it to instructors. If you would like to schedule an appointment with an ADA Coordinator, contact Nicole at [email protected] or
802-865-2459.
Important Publications
CCV prints several materials on an annual or semi-annual basis that are
very important for students. Below is a quick guide to three of these
documents. If you don’t have these already, you can get them at the
CCV Burlington front desk. These documents are also available via the
web at http://www.ccv.edu/publications.
1. Catalog
The CCV Catalog is printed every year. This document includes short
descriptions of all the available courses as well as the current course
requirements for each degree and certificate program.
2. Course Schedule
Course Schedules are printed a few months before each semester
begins. This is where you go to find out when and where specific
courses are being offered so you can plan your schedule for next
semester. You can also view the course schedule, as well as the
number of seats available in specific courses, on the VSC Portal
(https://blackboard.vsc.edu, click on the “VSC Web Services” then
select “Search for Sections”).
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3. Student Handbook
This document includes facts and policies on all aspects of life at CCV.
Consult the handbook for policies on topics like financial aid, adding and
dropping courses, refunds, sexual harassment, complaint resolution,
academic honesty, and much more.
Don’t forget about your Syllabus!
Another important document is your course syllabus. A syllabus is a
schedule, list of policies, and a general guide that is specific to the
course(s) you are taking. It will also contain contact information for your
instructor. You will receive one during the first few weeks of each of
your classes. We recommend that you keep your syllabi after you have
completed your classes. They may be very valuable in the future,
especially if you plan to transfer to another college.
Dropping/Adding Courses
Before the first day of classes, you can adjust your schedule as long as
the class you want is not full and you are academically eligible for the
course. If you think you need to make a change after a class has
started, you will need to meet immediately with an academic advisor for
her/his permission. Students are not permitted to attend any class in
which they are not enrolled. If you would like to add a class, meet with
an academic advisor as soon as possible. Students are never permitted
to enroll in classes that have already met twice.
If you need to drop a course, you can do so in person at CCV, through
the web at https://blackboard.vsc.edu, or by calling the 24-hour toll free
drop line at 1 (888) 689-8895. Before
dropping a course, you should always
review the Drop Policy and Refund Policy
in the Student Handbook. Ceasing to
attend a class or notifying the instructor
does not constitute a drop and will result in
a failing grade. Withdrawals must be made
before 60% of the course has taken place
(normally the 9th week of a 15-week
semester). For more information on
dropping courses, consult the Student
Handbook.
Dropping a course may have severe
consequences for financial aid students; it
is best to consult with a Financial Aid
advisor at (802) 859-3023 before you stop
attending or drop a class.
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Important Websites:
The VSC Portal (a.k.a. Blackboard): https://blackboard.vsc.edu
You will probably use this site the most as a CCV student. The
Portal offers access to course websites (including online
courses) for all Vermont State Colleges. By clicking on the “VSC
Web Services” module, you can check your grades, search and
register for classes, pay your bill, print unofficial transcripts, and
view your schedule. You can view a program evaluation which
reports your progress toward any degree at CCV in order to
help you plan which courses to take. The Portal also offers an
online version of New Student Orientation and classified ads!
To log in, use your VSC username and password (see page
19). Your VSC password can also be changed at the VSC
Portal.
CCV Homepage: http://www.ccv.edu
Find general information about CCV, course descriptions,
degree requirements, information about scholarships, and
more.
CCV Burlington: http://www.ccv.edu/locations/burlington
This website includes current information about happenings at
CCV Burlington including announcements, pre-class assignments and materials lists, a calendar of events, and more.
CCV Burlington Blog: http://ccvburlington.blogspot.com
Find out about the good things CCV Burlington is doing at
the site and in the community through CCV Burlington’s
blog. Upcoming events, announcements, and student
opportunities are frequently listed.
CCV Financial Aid: http://www.ccv.edu/financial_aid
This site includes information about the various types of
financial aid as well as access to financial aid applications.
CCV Online: http://www.ccv.edu/locations/online/
Many CCV Burlington students also take courses online. CCV
Online’s website has great information for anyone taking or
considering online classes. You can even take an interactive
quiz to help you determine if online learning is for you.
Hartness Library: https://blackboard.vsc.edu (click on library tab)
Access thousands of books, videos and DVDs, search 30+
periodical databases for research, get help with citations and
contact a librarian. You can even have materials mailed to your
home at no charge. To log in, use your CCV username and
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password (see page 19 for instructions).
UVM Bookstore: http://uvmstore.uvm.edu
Purchase textbooks at the University of Vermont’s bookstore for
all classes meeting at CCV Burlington.
CCV Bookstore: http://www.ccvbookstore.com
Purchase textbooks here for all CCV classes, including online,
except those meeting at CCV Burlington.
eTutoring: http://www.etutoring.org (or link to it from the VSC Portal)
All CCV students have access to free online tutoring through
eTutoring.org! For more information on eTutoring and Learning
Labs, check out page 9 - 10.
VSAC (Vermont Student Assistance Corporation):
http://www.vsac.org
In addition to helping you save and pay for college, the VSAC
website provides some excellent information to help you explore
careers, plan for college, and search colleges for transfer
opportunities.
CCV Connections: http://www.ccv.edu/ccv_connections/
CCV Connections is a web based database of jobs, internships,
and volunteer opportunities. Students can search for jobs/
internships in Vermont and beyond and post resumes online to
be reviewed by CCV Student Support Services staff.
VT Guidance Central: http://www.bridges.com/vsac
VT Guidance Central (provided by VSAC) is an interactive
program for career exploration, college planning, and test
preparation. It is designed for students in high school, recent
high school graduates, and anyone in career transition.
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Facilities & Services
Where is My Class?
Wondering what room your class is in? Classroom assignments are
regularly changed up until the day before classes start. Because of this,
most room assignments will not be available until the first week of class.
Don’t worry though. Just arrive about 15 minutes early on the first day of
class. We will have classroom assignments posted in the lobby of the
Pearl Street building and staff members will be available to direct you to
your classroom. Room numbers will also be posted online about one
week before the start of the semester.
A Quick Tour of CCV Burlington
Confused about where everything is located? Included in the Student
Companion, you will find a map of CCV Burlington (page 12) to help you
find your way. CCV has space in two Burlington buildings—one at 119
Pearl Street (often called “Pearl”) and another next-door at 110 Cherry
Street (often called “Cherry”, attached to Borders Bookstore). Here is a
brief overview of what you will find in these buildings:
At 119 Pearl Street, you’ll find…
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Front desk—the first place to go with questions!
Offices for most site staff members
9 classrooms
Student Lounge (Room 100)
Study spaces
Vending machines and a microwave
Open computer lab for studying (Room 106)
Overlook Café (2nd Floor)
At 110 Cherry Street (attached to Borders Bookstore) you’ll find…
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Financial Aid Services (1st Floor)
The Learning Center (Room 204)
On-Call Advising (Room 204A)
23 classrooms—most classes take place here.
Stephen & Burns Fitness Center—CCV students receive a
discount!
Study space (Learning Ctr. & Atrium outside Fitness Ctr.)
Inclement Weather Procedures for CCV Students
If you are uncertain as to whether or not your class will be held due to
bad weather conditions, call the CCV weather phone (802-652-4113) or
check the CCV Burlington website (http://www.ccv.edu/locations/
burlington). Please DO NOT call the CCV reception phone line.
CCV only closes the site due to extreme conditions. If your instructor
chooses to cancel class, he or she will either contact you directly, or will
have already made arrangements for you to check either the website or
call the CCV weather phone. Radio stations 98.9 (WOKO), 105.7
(KOOL 105), 99.9 (the Buzz), Star 92.9, 106.7 WIZN, and AM 1230
WJOY list site closings when they happen.
Computers
Where can I find a computer?
Room 106 in the Pearl Street building and room 204 in Cherry Street
building are our open computer labs and are available for student use
whenever CCV is open. Also, most computer labs are open to CCV
students when not in use for class purposes. Computers for student use
are available in Pearl 102, 103, 105, and 106 as well as Cherry 200 and
LL9. The MAC lab (Cherry LL16) is only available to students enrolled in
courses meeting in this lab. CCV computers are not available for
recreational purposes (personal e-mail, chatting, games, etc).
How do I log in?
In order to use CCV computers and websites you will need to activate
your username and password. If you are doing so from a CCV site,
have an administrative assistant log you on to a computer. Next, access
CCV’s Blackboard Portal (https://blackboard.vsc.edu) and click on the
link next to “New User.” Activate your account by following the prompts.
You will need your college ID number to complete this process. If you
do not know your college ID click on the link under “What’s My College
ID?” If you are unable to log in, stop by or call the CCV Burlington front
desk for assistance.
Student IDs
Each semester, all registered students receive a CCV Student Identification Card. If you haven’t already received one, stop by the front desk
to pick up yours. Your valid student ID is required for entrance into the
parking garage and may also be used for discounts at some local
businesses.
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Parking
Before 5:00 PM on weekdays, any of the parking garages on Cherry
Street (the garage connected to the Burlington Town Center shopping
mall is closest) are good parking options. It is free for the first two hours
(once per day) and there is a $1.00 charge for each additional 1/2 hour
($10 maximum daily rate). It is also possible to find street parking or
metered parking around the site. Be careful though, you don’t want to
have to miss class to feed the meter!
After 5:00 PM on weekdays and on Saturdays from 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM,
student parking is available at no charge in the parking garage on St.
Paul Street (below the 119 Pearl Street building). Your valid CCV
Student ID is required for admission. Student parking is provided for
class attendance, tutoring, advisor/instructor appointments, and lab use
only. The speed limit in the parking garage is 5 miles per hour.
The St. Paul Street garage attendant leaves at 9:45 pm on weekdays
and at 4:30 pm on Saturdays. Remove your car by closing or pick it up
at 7:00 AM when the garage reopens. Parking in the St. Paul Street
garage is not guaranteed in the event of unforeseen circumstances. The
garage is closed on Sundays. However, there is no charge to use
metered parking spaces on Sundays.
Bicycles
Bicycles should be parked and secured at the bike rack on our porch or
in the parking garage. Do not chain bicycles to items not designated for
bike storage such as porch railings or trees. Bicycles are not allowed in
the buildings.
Student Lounge
Student lounge space can be found on the first floor of the Pearl Street
building by the vending machines. There is additional lounge space in
the Cherry Street building in the Learning Center and in the Lower Level
atrium. Please refer to the included map (page 12) for directions. A
microwave is available in the Pearl Street lounge for student use.
Vending machines are available in both buildings.
Telephones
If you own a mobile telephone, please turn it off or to vibrate mode
whenever you are at CCV. Ringing telephones can be a major distraction to classmates, instructors, and anyone trying to work or study. If
you must answer your phone, please leave the classroom or study
areas before doing so. A pay phone is available near the vending
machines at 119 Pearl Street if you are in need of a public telephone.
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Copies
Copies may be made for CCV students by staff with 24 hours notice
depending upon staff availability. The cost is five cents per paper copy
and twenty-five cents per transparency. Copies must be related to
coursework and conform to copyright laws. Stop by the Pearl St.
reception desk if you would like to use this service. A public copier is
available at the Elmwood Avenue Post Office for those with immediate
copying needs.
Children & Pets
Children and pets are not permitted in any classroom or lab at any time.
Exceptions are only granted for service animals. Do not leave pets or
children unattended anywhere inside or outside of the building.
Food & Beverages
Food and beverages may be purchased at the Overlook Café on the
2nd floor of the Pearl Street building (Monday – Friday, 7:30 AM—2:30
PM). Vending machines are also available in the Pearl Street lounge
area and on the 3rd floor of the Cherry Street building. Food and drinks
are allowed only at the center tables in computer labs, but not permitted
at any time in the music labs, homework labs and science classrooms.
Food and drinks are permitted in all other classrooms unless otherwise
specified by your instructor. Each student is expected to leave classrooms and study spaces clean and ready for others to use before
leaving.
Smoking
Smoking is prohibited in public buildings by Vermont state law. This
includes the building interior, parking garage, public entrances, porch
areas and entry stairs. All smoking must be done 50 feet from the
building. Discard cigarette butts responsibly and keep building approaches clear.
Lost & Found
Lost, missing, or stolen items are not the responsibility of CCV or CCV
staff members. Found items will be left at the Pearl Street front desk for
a period of no more than 30 days, nor past the end of the current
semester.
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Academic Calendar
Fall 2008
Registration: May 5 - August 22
Textbooks available at UVM: August 20
Financial Aid/AMS payment plan deadline: August 22
Burlington New Student Orientation: August 27
First day of classes: September 2
Last day to drop a class w/o a grade: September 22
Last day to drop and receive a W grade: November 3
Last day of classes: December 15
Spring 2009
Schedule available online: October 24 (Approximately)
Schedule available in print: Late November
Registration: November 3 - January 16
Textbooks available at UVM: January 8 (Approximately)
Financial Aid/AMS payment plan deadline: January 16
Burlington New Student Orientation: January 21
First day of classes: January 26
Last day to drop a class w/o a grade: February 15
Last day to drop and receive a W grade: March 29
Last day of classes: May 10
Summer 2009
Deadline to register: May 15
Financial Aid deadline: May 15
Classes start: May 26
Classes end: August 17
Fall 2009
Classes start: September 8
Classes end: December 21
Spring 2010
Classes start: January 25
Classes end: May 10
Summer 2010
Classes start: June 1
Classes end: August 23
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Holidays
CCV will be closed and classes will not take place on the following
holidays (2008 - 2009 academic year):
September 1, 2008 (Labor Day)
November 27-28, 2008 (Thanksgiving)
December 22-31, 2008 (Christmas)
January 1, 2009 (New Year's Day)
May 25, 2009 (Memorial Day)
CCV will remain open and classes continue during all other holidays.
Please note that fall and spring breaks are NOT a part of CCV’s
academic calendar.
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Community College of Vermont, Burlington
119 Pearl Street
Burlington, VT 05401
Reception Desk: (802) 865-4422
Fax: (802) 865-3323
Financial Aid: (802) 859-3023
Financial Aid Fax: (802) 859-3026
CCV Burlington Weather Phone: (802) 652-4113
http://www.ccv.edu
Updated: July 2008
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