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Scholarship Honoring Eric Murphy Comes to Fruition
After a lot of hard work and effort, a scholarship in memory of Eric Murphy finally was established at Thomas Nelson. Patti Boyd, Eric’s mother, announced late last year that $30,000 was raised for an annual scholarship. “It was a joint effort. We got there,” she said of his family, […]
Over $140,000 in Scholarship Funds Available Through Educational Foundation
Thomas Nelson’s Educational Foundation is pleased announced that $143,000 in scholarship funds are available for spring 2022. To help offset the cost of tuition, fees and other educational expenses, new and returning students can apply for any of the following: How to Apply The College also offers other funding options […]
Clubs & Organizations
Student clubs and organizations at Virginia Peninsula Community College offer students with similar interests to connect, meet new people, gain valuable experience, and assume leadership roles. Student Clubs and Organizations are open to currently enrolled students who are interested in supporting the mission.
Cost of Attendance
Planning for college starts with understanding the cost of attendance. At Virginia Peninsula Community College, we’re committed to providing an affordable education, and this page outlines the estimated costs associated with attending, including tuition, fees, books, and living expenses. By reviewing this information, you’ll understand what to expect financially and […]
Crime and Safety Reports
Clery Act The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (Clery Act) (20 USC § 1092(f)), originally known as the Campus Security Act is the landmark federal law that requires colleges and universities across the United States to disclose information about crime on and around their campuses. […]
Basketball Seasons Start This Week
The success of the 2021-22 men’s basketball season should have long-lasting effects, according to Virginia Peninsula Community College athletics director and men’s basketball coach Chris Moore. “My biggest thing is the standard has been set,” he said of a 16-1 season that ended with the Gators’ first conference tournament title […]
VPCC Educator Cited in New York Times
We are pleased to highlight the accomplishments of Virginia Peninsula Community College faculty and staff. If you or your colleague have published works, shown in art exhibits, been featured by the media, etc., inform Communications and Marketing via our online portal at Monday.com. Hats off to Michael Academia, an adjunct biology […]
Student Handbook
The Student Handbook serves as a vital guide to ensure students understand their rights and responsibilities while enrolled at Virginia Peninsula Community College. The handbook outlines the code of student conduct, the college’s expectations of students, Title IX policies, and all relevant procedures to address allegations of misconduct. Additionally, the […]
There’s A New Athletics Website
Virginia Peninsula Community College unveiled its new athletics website last week. It’s still a work in progress with sports, stories, schedules and stats being added almost every day. The goal is to create a better avenue to inform fans of what is going on with the Gators athletic programs. The […]
Grant Programs
Financial challenges should never hinder achieving your educational goals, especially here at Virginia Peninsula. Thanks to our federal and state partners, we can offer grant programs which can provide valuable financial assistance to eligible students, helping cover tuition, fees, and other educational expenses. These need-based grants are designed to support […]