Alumni
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Enrollment Up, Ending Eight-Year Slide
Virginia Peninsula Community College announced its fall enrollment numbers for credit and non-credit students are up from a year ago, ending an eight-year decline. While the numbers aren’t official yet,…
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Timing Right for ACE Graduate Ferguson
Keith Ferguson earned an associate degree while in high school. He turned 20 at the beginning of December and is less than a year away from earning a bachelor’s degree…
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Longtime Employee, VPCC Alumna Designs College’s New Brand
Over 20 years ago, Michelle Shonk walked up to the doors of Virginia Peninsula College, searching for her pathway to a brighter future. She was driven by her passion for…
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Former Student Gives Back with Scholarship
Ryaan Boyd is a successful federal contractor working in the nation’s capital. He has a master’s in business administration from American University and a bachelor’s degree in entrepreneurship from Norfolk…
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Virginia Peninsula CC Reveals New Logo, Brand
Virginia Peninsula Community College has undergone transitions in several areas over the past year. To better represent our region’s diverse communities, we officially changed our name from Thomas Nelson to…
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Success Story: Jarrin Proctor
Professor Stephanie Barnett noticed Jarrin Proctor’s drive to learn and desire to change his world on their first day together in developmental English. She quickly noticed something else, though. “Jarrin…
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Meet Presidential Ambassador Kayla Greene
When Kayla Greene enrolled at Virginia Peninsula Community College in February 2022, she chose the perfect major and sought leadership opportunities. The College’s Presidential Ambassador program was the ticket. The…
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Ragno Excited About New Position
Dr. Kerry Ragno freely admits her role as vice president of Academic Affairs at Virginia Peninsula Community College isn’t the culmination of a lifelong dream. She guesses not many people…
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New Trades Center Set for Toano
More than 18 months after being awarded a grant for nearly $1.7 million, Virginia Peninsula Community College is close to having something to show for it: a second trades center.…