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CVTC celebrates special class of graduates
Over 70 students are now proud to say they are River Falls Chippewa Valley Technical College alumni.
May 22, 2012
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CVTC seeking new board member 
The Chippewa Valley Technical College Board Appointment Committee is again accepting applications for the employer position on the CVTC Board of Trustees. The person appointed to the employer position will serve a three-year term beginning July 1, 2012.
March 20, 2012
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CVTC student carries on family tradition
As she walks the halls of Chippewa Valley Technical College’s River Falls campus, 500 S. Wasson Lane, Haylee Sommer knows she is walking in the steps of her mother and sister.
March 05, 2012
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CVTC seeks board applicants
The Chippewa Valley Technical College Board Appointment Committee is accepting applications for three positions on the CVTC Board of Trustees. The open positions are for one employer member, one employee member, and one school district administrator and will serve a three-year term beginning July 1, 2012.
February 02, 2012
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Tech grads ready for next phase
Endurance. Accomplishment. Fun. Success.
Just a few words heard at the Chippewa Valley Technical College commencement ceremony held at the Meyer Middle School Monday, Dec. 19.
December 22, 2011
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CVTC-River Falls will hold classes for concealed carry license
Chippewa Valley Technical College in River Falls will be holding classes that give more information for those wanting a concealed carry gun license in Wisconsin.
November 15, 2011
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CVTC to hold classes for concealed carry license
Chippewa Valley Technical College will be holding classes that meet the training requirements necessary to receive a concealed carry license.
October 31, 2011
Students get down to food-pantry business
Young-and-eager business consultants visited the River Falls Community Food Pantry last week to listen, learn and begin a semester-long project of service to help the non-profit organization.
By Debbie Griffin , October 10, 2011
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WITC holds 2011 commencement
WITC-New Richmond recognized its largest class in history on Friday, May 13, when 240 graduates earned associate degrees, technical diplomas and professional certificates.
May 22, 2011
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CVTC graduating class emerges diverse, hopeful
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A group from Chippewa Valley Technical College gives Erin McNiff from the local Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) a check for $1,000 at graduation Thursday, May 12. The technical college’s Criminal Justice group decided to donate to SART after touring its facility. The students realized SART was a resource that they would use in their careers and wanted to help it. Left to right: Aaron Praschek, Bruce Barker, Mark Andren, Erin McNiff, Patrick Carlson, Steve Chronis and Justin Doriott. Learn more about SART at www.stcroixvalleysart.org
May 18, 2011
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Graduate comes full circle: Student, mother, student
Anne Finstad realized as she approached Meyer Middle School for the rehearsal of her Chippewa Valley Technical College graduation, it looked awfully familiar.
A River Falls resident since the 6th grade, she’d graduated high school in the same building and on the same stage that is now Meyer.
By Debbie Griffin , December 23, 2010
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Prescott police officer graduates from CVTC
PRESCOTT—Prescott Police Patrol Officer Eric P. Michaels was one of 24 graduates of the 2010 Law Enforcement Academy at Chippewa Valley Technical College in Eau Claire on Nov. 19.
December 01, 2010
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CVTC to buy land
The Chippewa Valley Technical College has reached agreement with Moody’s, Inc., to buy 3.6 acres just north of the 20,000 square-foot CVTC campus for $375,000.
By Phil Pfuehler , November 23, 2010
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Editorial: On the money, CVTC!
Hopefully most readers saw last week’s Journal story explaining how a class of local technical college business students helped transform the Second Chances Main Street store for the winter holiday season.
November 10, 2010
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Students embrace business learning
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“We’re basically flipping the whole store,” said Chippewa Valley Technical College Business Management Instructor Julie Cross.
She and 26 students arrived at the 2nd Chances non-profit retail store, 125 N. Main St., Friday morning Oct. 29 ready to clean and re-organize, as well as help prepare for the holiday buying season.
By Debbie Griffin , November 05, 2010
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