Events
Planning Underway for 2010 Addison County Green Energy Expo
Great lineup of workshops and thought-provoking keynote speaker set
Farmers and agricultural service providers will learn about effective on-farm energy practices that are suitable for New England at this two-day conference, scheduled for
Canadian MP Keith Martin, M.D., will speak at Lyndon State College March 15 at 7 p.m. in the Burke Mountain Room. The event is sponsored by the Lyndon State College Institute of Canadian Studies. His topic will be “North American Universities as Agents for International Change in the 21st Century.”
Farmers and agricultural service providers will learn about effective on-farm energy practices that are suitable for New England at this two-day conference, scheduled for
Vermont Council for Quality Offers A New One-Day Workshop on the Development of A “Corporate Sustainability Plan” For Your Organization
New England Federal Credit Union 2010 Vermont Distinguished Writers' Series:
CONVERSATIONS WITH A DANCER, A POET AND A PAINTER:
SERIES FOCUSES ON NATURE AND SPIRITUALITY IN ART
Vermont Small Business Development Center (VtSBDC) is offering a three-hour workshop on how to start your own business and write a business plan. The course will be offered on March 18th from 1:00 pm until 4:00 pm in Room B101 at the Howard Dean Education Center in Springfield.
Taste of Vermont Legislative Reception
The Ethan Allen Institute presents
Marlboro College Graduate School is now accepting applications for its Certificate in Nonprofit Management program. Classes start in March at the Howard Dean Education Center in Springfield, Vermont.
Now in its third year, the Certificate in Nonprofit Management is an intensive four-month series offering nonprofit leaders and staff the opportunity to gain and refine the essential skills needed to strengthen their organizations and achieve their missions. The program combines the best of face-to-face learning with an online learning portal.
Marlboro College Graduate School is now accepting applications for its Certificate in Nonprofit Management program. Classes start in March at the Howard Dean Education Center in Springfield, Vermont.
Now in its third year, the Certificate in Nonprofit Management is an intensive four-month series offering nonprofit leaders and staff the opportunity to gain and refine the essential skills needed to strengthen their organizations and achieve their missions. The program combines the best of face-to-face learning with an online learning portal.
Marlboro College Graduate School invites the public to its Capstone Project Fair on Saturday, March 20 from 12 noon to 4 p.m.
The Capstone Project is the culmination of a student's work in a program. While it is similar to a master's thesis, the goal of the Capstone is to solve a real problem for a real organization. For many, Capstone Projects are actual, working developments that will be applied by the student's employer or will be used to launch a new business by the student.
Marlboro College Graduate School is now accepting applications for its Certificate in Nonprofit Management program. Classes start in March at the Howard Dean Education Center in Springfield, Vermont.
Now in its third year, the Certificate in Nonprofit Management is an intensive four-month series offering nonprofit leaders and staff the opportunity to gain and refine the essential skills needed to strengthen their organizations and achieve their missions. The program combines the best of face-to-face learning with an online learning portal.
Marlboro College Graduate School is now accepting applications for its Certificate in Nonprofit Management program. Classes start in March at the Howard Dean Education Center in Springfield, Vermont.
Now in its third year, the Certificate in Nonprofit Management is an intensive four-month series offering nonprofit leaders and staff the opportunity to gain and refine the essential skills needed to strengthen their organizations and achieve their missions. The program combines the best of face-to-face learning with an online learning portal.
Marlboro College Graduate School is now accepting applications for its Certificate in Nonprofit Management program. Classes start in March at the Howard Dean Education Center in Springfield, Vermont.
Now in its third year, the Certificate in Nonprofit Management is an intensive four-month series offering nonprofit leaders and staff the opportunity to gain and refine the essential skills needed to strengthen their organizations and achieve their missions. The program combines the best of face-to-face learning with an online learning portal.
Marlboro College Graduate School is now accepting applications for its Certificate in Nonprofit Management program. Classes start in March at the Howard Dean Education Center in Springfield, Vermont.
Now in its third year, the Certificate in Nonprofit Management is an intensive four-month series offering nonprofit leaders and staff the opportunity to gain and refine the essential skills needed to strengthen their organizations and achieve their missions. The program combines the best of face-to-face learning with an online learning portal.
North Carolina woman, band
bring powerful tale to Vermont
Marcy Brenner was just 34 when she first found a lump in her left breast in 1997, the same year ovarian cancer took her mother’s life.
Marlboro College Graduate School is now accepting applications for its Certificate in Nonprofit Management program. Classes start in March at the Howard Dean Education Center in Springfield, Vermont.
Now in its third year, the Certificate in Nonprofit Management is an intensive four-month series offering nonprofit leaders and staff the opportunity to gain and refine the essential skills needed to strengthen their organizations and achieve their missions. The program combines the best of face-to-face learning with an online learning portal.
North Carolina woman, band
bring powerful tale to Vermont
Marcy Brenner was just 34 when she first found a lump in her left breast in 1997, the same year ovarian cancer took her mother’s life.
CONVERSATIONS WITH A DANCER, A POET AND A PAINTER:
Marlboro College Graduate School is now accepting applications for its Certificate in Nonprofit Management program. Classes start in March at the Howard Dean Education Center in Springfield, Vermont.
Now in its third year, the Certificate in Nonprofit Management is an intensive four-month series offering nonprofit leaders and staff the opportunity to gain and refine the essential skills needed to strengthen their organizations and achieve their missions. The program combines the best of face-to-face learning with an online learning portal.
Pack the Paramount Food Drive slated for March 26, 27
Project Management Institute
2010 Symposium
Friday, March 26, 2010
Gathering Requirements in Lean Times
The Ninth Annual Vermont Maple Open House Weekend will be held at sugarhouses throughout Vermont, March 26-28, 2010. The Open House Weekend is the public celebration of the maple syrup season in Vermont and an opportunity for the public to visit one or more “sugarhouses” throughout the state to learn about Vermont’s first agricultural crop of the year.
Marlboro College Graduate School is now accepting applications for its Certificate in Nonprofit Management program. Classes start in March at the Howard Dean Education Center in Springfield, Vermont.
Now in its third year, the Certificate in Nonprofit Management is an intensive four-month series offering nonprofit leaders and staff the opportunity to gain and refine the essential skills needed to strengthen their organizations and achieve their missions. The program combines the best of face-to-face learning with an online learning portal.
Pack the Paramount Food Drive slated for March 26, 27
The Ninth Annual Vermont Maple Open House Weekend will be held at sugarhouses throughout Vermont, March 26-28, 2010. The Open House Weekend is the public celebration of the maple syrup season in Vermont and an opportunity for the public to visit one or more “sugarhouses” throughout the state to learn about Vermont’s first agricultural crop of the year.
Marlboro College Graduate School is now accepting applications for its Certificate in Nonprofit Management program. Classes start in March at the Howard Dean Education Center in Springfield, Vermont.
Now in its third year, the Certificate in Nonprofit Management is an intensive four-month series offering nonprofit leaders and staff the opportunity to gain and refine the essential skills needed to strengthen their organizations and achieve their missions. The program combines the best of face-to-face learning with an online learning portal.
The Ninth Annual Vermont Maple Open House Weekend will be held at sugarhouses throughout Vermont, March 26-28, 2010. The Open House Weekend is the public celebration of the maple syrup season in Vermont and an opportunity for the public to visit one or more “sugarhouses” throughout the state to learn about Vermont’s first agricultural crop of the year.
Marlboro College Graduate School is now accepting applications for its Certificate in Nonprofit Management program. Classes start in March at the Howard Dean Education Center in Springfield, Vermont.
Now in its third year, the Certificate in Nonprofit Management is an intensive four-month series offering nonprofit leaders and staff the opportunity to gain and refine the essential skills needed to strengthen their organizations and achieve their missions. The program combines the best of face-to-face learning with an online learning portal.
Champlain College's 2010 Spring Job Fair will be held Monday, March 29 in the Champlain College IDX Student Life Center, Argosy Gym, 262 South Willard St. Job fair hours are 1:30 to 5:30 p.m., admission is free and open to the public. More than 50 employers are expected to be on hand with information about possible jobs and internships.
Fifteen businesses named as 'Best Places to Work in Vermont'
Marlboro College Graduate School is now accepting applications for its Certificate in Nonprofit Management program. Classes start in March at the Howard Dean Education Center in Springfield, Vermont.
Now in its third year, the Certificate in Nonprofit Management is an intensive four-month series offering nonprofit leaders and staff the opportunity to gain and refine the essential skills needed to strengthen their organizations and achieve their missions. The program combines the best of face-to-face learning with an online learning portal.
Marlboro College Graduate School is now accepting applications for its Certificate in Nonprofit Management program. Classes start in March at the Howard Dean Education Center in Springfield, Vermont.
Now in its third year, the Certificate in Nonprofit Management is an intensive four-month series offering nonprofit leaders and staff the opportunity to gain and refine the essential skills needed to strengthen their organizations and achieve their missions. The program combines the best of face-to-face learning with an online learning portal.
Marlboro College Graduate School is now accepting applications for its Certificate in Nonprofit Management program. Classes start in March at the Howard Dean Education Center in Springfield, Vermont.
Now in its third year, the Certificate in Nonprofit Management is an intensive four-month series offering nonprofit leaders and staff the opportunity to gain and refine the essential skills needed to strengthen their organizations and achieve their missions. The program combines the best of face-to-face learning with an online learning portal.
Gaining Ground: Building Soil and Community
2010 Vermont Organics Recycling Summit
THE VERMONT BUSINESS CENTER
AT THE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT
Leading and Learning Discussion Series
April 1, 2010
Marlboro College Graduate School is now accepting applications for its Certificate in Nonprofit Management program. Classes start in March at the Howard Dean Education Center in Springfield, Vermont.
Now in its third year, the Certificate in Nonprofit Management is an intensive four-month series offering nonprofit leaders and staff the opportunity to gain and refine the essential skills needed to strengthen their organizations and achieve their missions. The program combines the best of face-to-face learning with an online learning portal.
Marlboro College Graduate School is now accepting applications for its Certificate in Nonprofit Management program. Classes start in March at the Howard Dean Education Center in Springfield, Vermont.
Now in its third year, the Certificate in Nonprofit Management is an intensive four-month series offering nonprofit leaders and staff the opportunity to gain and refine the essential skills needed to strengthen their organizations and achieve their missions. The program combines the best of face-to-face learning with an online learning portal.
Marlboro College Graduate School is now accepting applications for its Certificate in Nonprofit Management program. Classes start in March at the Howard Dean Education Center in Springfield, Vermont.
Now in its third year, the Certificate in Nonprofit Management is an intensive four-month series offering nonprofit leaders and staff the opportunity to gain and refine the essential skills needed to strengthen their organizations and achieve their missions. The program combines the best of face-to-face learning with an online learning portal.
Marlboro College Graduate School is now accepting applications for its Certificate in Nonprofit Management program. Classes start in March at the Howard Dean Education Center in Springfield, Vermont.
Now in its third year, the Certificate in Nonprofit Management is an intensive four-month series offering nonprofit leaders and staff the opportunity to gain and refine the essential skills needed to strengthen their organizations and achieve their missions. The program combines the best of face-to-face learning with an online learning portal.
Marlboro College Graduate School is now accepting applications for its Certificate in Nonprofit Management program. Classes start in March at the Howard Dean Education Center in Springfield, Vermont.
Now in its third year, the Certificate in Nonprofit Management is an intensive four-month series offering nonprofit leaders and staff the opportunity to gain and refine the essential skills needed to strengthen their organizations and achieve their missions. The program combines the best of face-to-face learning with an online learning portal.
Marlboro College Graduate School is now accepting applications for its Certificate in Nonprofit Management program. Classes start in March at the Howard Dean Education Center in Springfield, Vermont.
Now in its third year, the Certificate in Nonprofit Management is an intensive four-month series offering nonprofit leaders and staff the opportunity to gain and refine the essential skills needed to strengthen their organizations and achieve their missions. The program combines the best of face-to-face learning with an online learning portal.
Marlboro College Graduate School is now accepting applications for its Certificate in Nonprofit Management program. Classes start in March at the Howard Dean Education Center in Springfield, Vermont.
Now in its third year, the Certificate in Nonprofit Management is an intensive four-month series offering nonprofit leaders and staff the opportunity to gain and refine the essential skills needed to strengthen their organizations and achieve their missions. The program combines the best of face-to-face learning with an online learning portal.
Marlboro College Graduate School is now accepting applications for its Certificate in Nonprofit Management program. Classes start in March at the Howard Dean Education Center in Springfield, Vermont.
Now in its third year, the Certificate in Nonprofit Management is an intensive four-month series offering nonprofit leaders and staff the opportunity to gain and refine the essential skills needed to strengthen their organizations and achieve their missions. The program combines the best of face-to-face learning with an online learning portal.
Marlboro College Graduate School is now accepting applications for its Certificate in Nonprofit Management program. Classes start in March at the Howard Dean Education Center in Springfield, Vermont.
Now in its third year, the Certificate in Nonprofit Management is an intensive four-month series offering nonprofit leaders and staff the opportunity to gain and refine the essential skills needed to strengthen their organizations and achieve their missions. The program combines the best of face-to-face learning with an online learning portal.
