Richlands— August 16, 2019 — Southwest Virginia Community College officials celebrated their latest workforce training program with a graduation ceremony for students of the new heavy equipment operator program. The
The 37th Annual Richlands Open Tennis Tournament was held beginning June 16 at the Bob and Nona Nassif Tennis Courts at Southwest Virginia Community College. The results were as follows
Southwest Virginia Men’s and Women’s Tennis Coach, Joseph Trivette, says he is ready to teach tennis. Trivette recently attended the week-long Van Der Meer “Tennis University” at Hilton Head Island.
MEDIA ADVISORY WHAT: Virginia’s Community Colleges will announce a major donation to help fight homelessness for Great Expectations students at three community colleges in Southwest Virginia. Great Expectations (GE) is
Cedar Bluff, VA – Southwest Virginia Community College is partnering with the Virginia Community College Schools (VCCS) Hunger Project to help raise money for the campus food bank by accepting
Jimmy W. Welch, executive director of the Credit Bureau of the Virginias Foundation, Inc., presents Susan Lowe, vice president of Southwest Virginia Community College, with a check for scholarship assistance.
Randall Rose, Dean of Workforce and Continuing Education talks with Melinda Zosh at WVVA about workforce, continuing education and fast track programs available at Southwest Virginia Community College. Some of
A partnership between Mrs. Priscilla McCall, trustee of the estate of Sam G. McCall Jr., and the Tazewell County Board of Supervisors is bringing free tuition to high school seniors
Southern Gap Transportation & Logistics Center Construction Underway Vansant — July 15, 2019 — Construction for the much-anticipated Southern Gap Transportation and Logistics Center began earlier this summer after the Buchanan
The popular MAD Camp (Music, Art, and Drama), sponsored by Southwest Virginia Community College, will present a performance of ANNIE, Jr. on Friday, July 19, at 6:30 p.m. in the
Felicia Nicole Street, daughter of Jeff and Peggy Street, has been awarded two Governor’s Medallions. On May 1, 2013, Governor McDonnell announced an initiative that acknowledges each student graduating with
RICHMOND —The State Board for Community Colleges, by a unanimous vote, elected to maintain the current in-state tuition and mandatory fees for the 2019-2020 academic year. The Board’s decision means