Stained Glass Class

This summer, stained glass class students explored principles and practical applications of the skills needed to properly handle stained glass.



The teacher, Gretchen Dehart, taught the basics of craft and color interaction. Students also learned copper foil techniques and were introduced to lead came techniques







The following photos are the finished product of the work in class. More artwork will be displayed in the CCV St Albans lobby as they are finished. Be sure to come soon as the students will take their work home at the end of the semester!

Service Learning

Want to make a difference while earning college credit?

Service learning is a teaching approach that combines what is learned in the classroom with real- world experiences. Students engaged in service learning literally “learn by doing” and use the community and their experience as a “live textbook” for the class – another powerful source of information to complement course readings, lectures, and discussions.

Service learning allows students to increase understanding of class topics, gain hands-on experiences and network with members of the community. Students who have been a part of often feel a great sense of satisfaction – not only have they learned new information, gained new skills and met new people, but they have also provided a service to the community.

Ask your academic advisor about Service Learning today!

Congratulations St.Albans Class of 2011!

Gail Salzman:Contemporary Paintings

Gail Salzman will be showing her paintings along with work of nineteen fellow artists, so please stop by Friday July 8th and join to celebrate twenty years at Furchgott Sourdiffe Gallery.


20/20
20 artists representing 2 decades of artistic vision



Furchgott Sourdiffe Gallery
July 8 - Aug 16, 2011
Opening reception Friday July 8th, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
86 Falls Rd • Shelburne VT • 802-985-3848

See more Gail's paintings

Streams and Rivers class

Showcase Night

On April 29, 2011 CCV St. Albans students welcomed friends, family, and the community to celebrate the fruits of their labors in the Spring 2011 semester. Displays included everything from graphic design and digital imaging to a hovercraft made by John Sandvil’s Mathematical Concepts class! We were excited to see poster displays relevant to current issues that came from Dan O’Neil’s Middle Eastern History course.

As always our Drawing and Photography students did not disappoint with
their meticulously crafted art work.

And a special thank you to our Nutrition students for providing snacks for the evening. As you can see from the photos below, it was a wonderful celebration of student work!

Spring 2008 Artwork

Be sure to join St Albans CCV on April 23, 2009
for the Semester Showcase of Student work...

Studio Art







Photography