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Five-year grant supports College efforts to expand online programming for students with learning differences
"Co-existing With the Lions of Botswana" focuses on Dr. Andrew Stein's work with big cats.
Spring 2020 edition is first edition created completely by students.
Lynne Shea shares her thoughts on why colleges should move "from disability to diversity."
Bachelor of Arts in Communication and Entrepreneurial Leadership will be the College’s fifth baccalaureate degree program
New book by LC educators helps change the conversation around accommodations on college campuses.
Two-week program on Denver, Colorado campus builds executive function skills for high school students.
Record number of baccalaureate degrees among 49 graduating students.
Lots going on in conjunction with national observation.
Former VT Governor to discuss climate change/renewable energy policy, October 2.
Fall 2018 Convocation Ceremony kicks off the LC journey for new students.
Jessica Lindoerfer hired for new role that broadens International Studies program.
Graduating class includes first two recipients of Bachelor of Science in Computer Science degree.
Ceremony exhibits respect and affection between faculty & students.
President's Reception for graduates, families, and friends will be held Friday, May 18 from 4:30 to 6 p.m.
Seventy-eight graduates were honored on Saturday, May 13, 2017, at Landmark College's Spring Commencement Ceremony.
The two ventures that received this year's awards are both focused on virtual reality and software development.
Bob and Enid Wainwright have made a substantial donation of ceramic equipment and supplies to the Fine Arts Department at Landmark College.
Under the new agreement, Landmark College will provide middle and high school programming and professional development opportunities to local schools.
“I think of it as a stepping stone,” said Megan Freeman, who is employed in the TCI Services office this month. “I think this is a good thing to prepare me for the next step.”
The graduating class included 24 recipients of an associate of arts degree (20 in liberal studies and four in business studies), three who earned an associate of science degree (two in computer science/gaming and one in life sciences), and five who received a bachelor’s of arts in liberal studies.
The Landmark Writing Project seeks to integrate, articulate and apply an approach to teaching and supporting writing across the curriculum that is unprecedented in higher education and holds potential for broad dissemination.
“To be fond of dancing was a certain step towards falling in love.”
—Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice
On August 1, Dr. Gail Gibson Sheffield will join Landmark College as the new vice president for Academic Affairs.