Tag: important information

Planning to Graduate in May 2025?
Announcements & Events, Friday & Beyond, Thursday, Wednesday

Planning to Graduate in May 2025?

Are you planning to graduate in May 2025?  Have you completed your Graduation Application?  Due by Friday, May 17th! If you think you will complete your degree requirements at the end of the Spring 2025 semester, please review the attached document on how to apply to graduate.  The application to graduate should be completed one year prior to your anticipated graduation date.    To determine if you have already applied, check the Graduation Overview in Self Service.  If you are not able to submit the application, that means you previously submitted it.  If you are not sure when you will graduate, please look at your Progress on Self Service.  The Progress section will show you what requirements are missing for graduation.  Please consult y...
Make Voting Day Class Free!
Announcements & Events, Diversity/Inclusion

Make Voting Day Class Free!

The VTSU NAACP at Castleton are petitioning the school to make Voting Day class free for the rest of VTSU. Instead of classes the day will be used to help students, faculty, and staff get registered and to the polls to cast their vote. The NAACP is a nonpartisan group, so they will not influence your vote, but believe everyone deserves the necessary support and accessibility to do so. If you support having Voting Day class free, please use the link below to sign the NAACP's petition: The Petition *Photo credit: graphicexpand on vecteezy.com
Get a Tutor: From Now to Exam Week!
Important Schedules, Opportunities/Your Future

Get a Tutor: From Now to Exam Week!

It hardly seems possible, but Spring 2024 is drawing to a close. As you prepare for final exams and the end of the semester, know that Academic Support is here for you! Need help registering for summer or fall classes? Want to chat about studying for exams?  Stressing about a big paper?  We offer walk-in Math and Writing Tutoring. You don’t need an appointment: simply drop by our office in Babcock Hall during Drop-in hours to speak with the tutor on duty. Need help in a particular class? We also offer course-specific tutoring. If you’d like a tutor for any Castleton class, you can submit our Tutor Request Form. Once we receive it, someone will be in touch to discuss your next steps.  **Tutoring Hours** Drop-in Math  Days: Monday-Friday ...
Career Development and Academic Support Announce a New Partnership!
Opportunities/Your Future

Career Development and Academic Support Announce a New Partnership!

From Résumés to the Interview to the Offer: Career Development and Academic Support Announce a New Partnership! Academic Support and Career Development are thrilled to announce a new partnership! While we’ve always worked together, we’re collaborating in new ways to best serve students at VTSU-Castleton.  Need help with a résumé or cover letter? Get in touch with Doe Dahm at Academic Support. She can also help with all stages of the graduate school application process from identifying programs to understanding financial aid to writing the personal statement. Not sure if graduate school is right for you or right for you now? No problem—Doe is always happy to chat about your interests and help you explore opti...
Summer Registration!
Opportunities/Your Future

Summer Registration!

The summer schedule is available and open for registration. You can access search for sections here: Course Listings.   Courses are offered in two sessions: Session I courses run May 28th – July 3rd  Session II courses run July 8th  – August 16th Students will need to reach out to their faculty advisors for approval to register for the summer term -Faculty Advisors will still need to approve students for registration through Self-Service. -If you have a financial hold on your account, please contact Student Finances about your bill; holds will prevent you from registering for classes. Please reach out to the Registrar's office if you have any questions. *Photo credit: https://www.pexels.com/photo/sunflower-during-sunset-330...
Snow Protocol!
Announcements & Events

Snow Protocol!

The following outlines what you can expect when inclement weather causes a closing or delay in classes and events at VTSU Castleton campus.  Regardless of the University’s decision, only you can decide whether it is safe to travel to campus. To expedite the removal of snow, everyone is responsible to park their vehicle in a place that does not hinder snow removal. Below is information that can help you avoid unnecessary problems during a snow event. SCHOOL CLOSINGS AND DELAYS If weather dictates that classes or events could be canceled or delayed: 1.     If you are registered, a message will be sent to your VTSU email account along with a cell text/voice call via VTSU Alerts, powered by Rave. To check please click here! ...
JOIN PAC: Victim Advocacy Training!
Clubs, Clubs & Activities!, Diversity/Inclusion

JOIN PAC: Victim Advocacy Training!

Interested in being a member of PAC? The Peer Advocates for CHANGE group includes student victim advocates who attend training to respond 24/7 to students in need of support for situations of stalking, relationship violence, sexual assault and/or harassment.  (Not all who attend training end up staffing the phone.  Don’t panic if you are hesitant to be a PACline crisis worker.)  This training is a great opportunity to enhance your skills regarding advocacy as well as learn about rape culture, rape myths, dating violence, power and control, and learn about the resources on campus and in the community.  It is especially complimentary to the following majors:  criminal justice, social work, nursing, psychology, sociology, community health/health promot...