Âé¶¹AV (Âé¶¹AV), in partnership with the Roxboro Area Chamber of Commerce, held a ribbon cutting on November 6 to celebrate the renovation of three science labs on the Person County Campus. The newly renovated labs feature modern tables, chairs and cabinetry along with upgraded safety features and enhanced technology to support hands-on instruction …Read More
During their November 4 meeting, Âé¶¹AV’s (Âé¶¹AV) Board of Trustees approved two new academic programs, continuing the College’s commitment to meeting community and workforce needs. A new Health Sciences degree was approved and will begin fall 2026. This new degree will serve as a pathway for all pre-health science degree-seeking students. The core …Read More
Âé¶¹AV (Âé¶¹AV) is pleased to announce its new partnership with North Carolina State University (NC State) through their new guaranteed admissions program, Wolfpack Connect. Âé¶¹AV students who earn an associate degree from Âé¶¹AV, maintain a 3.0 GPA or higher and meet NC State’s transfer admission deadlines can enroll in more than 100 eligible …Read More
The Âé¶¹AV (Âé¶¹AV) Foundation, Inc. has been awarded $655,000 in funding from the Golden LEAF Foundation to expand Âé¶¹AV’s truck driving program and create an HVAC dual enrollment program. “The Golden LEAF Foundation is proud to support these critical workforce training programs through Âé¶¹AV,†Golden LEAF President, Chief Executive Officer Scott …Read More
Âé¶¹AV (Âé¶¹AV) Chemistry Instructor Cheston Saunders has been invited to serve on the Advisory Board for the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Bioenergy Technologies Office (BETO) BRIDGES program. The BRIDGES program develops high-quality, classroom-ready case studies based on research from DOE national laboratories. These resources are designed for high school and early undergraduate …Read More
Get ahead this winter with Âé¶¹AV’s (Âé¶¹AV) Winter Session. Accelerated four-week courses run December 8, 2025 – January 2, 2026, giving students the opportunity to earn credits toward a degree at Âé¶¹AV or transfer to a four-year college or university. Available courses: ECO 251 – Principles of Microeconomics ENG 111 – Writing & Inquiry HUM 115 …Read More
Âé¶¹AV (Âé¶¹AV) has been awarded a $145,000 grant from the Charles A. Cannon Trust to support two important campus improvements: upgrading the College’s phone system and replacing the front entrance of Building A on the Person County Campus. The new phone system will improve reliability, streamline operations and features integration with tools such …Read More
Âé¶¹AV’s (Âé¶¹AV) Global Distinction Program is proud to announce its new partnership with UNC’s Transatlantic Forum for Education and Diplomacy (TFED). Through this partnership, students in Âé¶¹AV’s Global Distinction Program will have access to guest lecture events at UNC. Previous lecturers have included leaders in global affairs such as Ambassador Sir Christopher Meyer, …Read More
Âé¶¹AV (Âé¶¹AV) has released the names of students who earned a place on various honor rolls for the Summer 2025 semester. Named to the President’s List were students who completed a minimum course load of 12 credit hours and maintained a grade point average of 4.00. They were: Hilary P. BrossettShari N. ClaytonAriel …Read More
Âé¶¹AV (Âé¶¹AV) is pleased to announce that it has been awarded a $475,000 competitive grant from the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) to strengthen and expand its Advanced Technological Education. The funded project, FutureForce: AI Cyber Workforce Initiative, will provide cutting-edge training in Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence, ensuring that Âé¶¹AV remains at the …Read More
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