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Tobacco Funds Support Health Simulation Lab

Tobacco Funds Support Health Simulation Lab

By Staff Reports on 4 November 2009

The new lab will allow an additional 85 students a year to get hands-on training.

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LC Shares Activity Passes with Central Virginia Community College

By Staff Reports on 31 August 2009

Lynchburg College is offering Central Virginia Community College students an opportunity to purchase student activities passes to allow them to participate in all events sponsored by the Student Activities and Leadership Programs.

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CVCC Offers Classes in Downtown Appomattox

By Linda Goin on 25 August 2009

You don’t need to be a college student to take advantage of the Central Virginia Community College’s (CVCC) satellite center in Appomattox. Located at the old elementary school in downtown Appomattox, the CVCC Appomattox Center offers day and evening programs in credit and non-credit modes and specialized training in workforce development for business and industry. Delivery systems include traditional classroom instruction as well as Web-based/Internet courses, compressed video*, computer assisted programs and Lab-in-box learning.

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Summer Employment Program is Back!

By Staff Reports on 2 June 2009

The Alliance for Families and Children in a partnership with Central Virginia Community College (CVCC) has been awarded a $290,000 grant from the Workforce Investment Board for the Youth Summer Employment Program serving Appomattox, Amherst, Bedford and Campbell counties as well as the cities of Bedford and Lynchburg. The program gives 110 low-income youth the opportunity for “on the job” training and the development of work readiness skills, all while earning a paycheck.

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Mass Transit Coming to Appomattox County

Mass Transit Coming to Appomattox County

By Pamela Matlack Klein on 25 June 2008

Despite an area-wide power outage, about 40 people still showed up on Tuesday evening to hear John Davis describe his brand new bus service between Pamplin and Lynchburg. The meeting was held in the Appomattox Community Center and ran for about an hour.

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