DSLCC Achievement Center Awarded $1.6 Million Grant
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DSLCC Launches Everyday Entrepreneur Venture Fund Program with NACCE
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DSLCC President Selected as Entrepreneurial President of the Year
Tags:The National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship (NACCE), the nation's leading organization focused on promoting entrepreneurship through community colleges, Dr. John Rainone, president of Dabney S. Lancaster Community College, in Clifton Forge, VA, has been named NACCE's 2020 Entrepreneurial President of the Year.
TAP & DSLCC Receive $1.3 Million Job Training Grant
Tags:TAP, in partnership with Dabney S. Lancaster Community College, has been awarded a $1,337,918 grant from the Department of Labor to launch Appalachian CareerForge.
The grant will be used to fund programing that will support unemployed workers in seeking job training at Dabney S. Lancaster Community College in three high-demand career areas in the region.
Workforce Courses Scheduled at DSLCC for Fall
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DSLCC Hosts Two Commencement Exercises
Tags: Graduation, CommencementDabney S. Lancaster Community College observed its spring commencement on Saturday, September 12, in two ceremonies, one held in the morning and the second in the afternoon, in the DSLCC Convocation Center on the Clifton Forge campus.
DSLCC Foundation Holds Virtual Wine Tasting Event
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DSLCC Adds Aboriculture, Community Forestry Certificate
Tags: ForestryDabney S. Lancaster Community College will offer an expansion of its traditional two-year Associate in Applied Science Degree in Forest Management Technology with a parallel degree option, by adding an AAS in Forest Management Technology with Specialization in Arboriculture and Community Forestry. The Specialization was approved recently by the Virginia Community College System.
Clifton Forege College Town Poster Donation to DSLCC
Tags:“COLLEGE TOWN” - Clifton Forge Main Street, represented by volunteer Martha Edwards (left) and Interim President Susan Hutchison, presented two posters, “Clifton Forge = Co