Student Success
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Alumna Erika Moore has been a Gator Pathway to Success (GPS) coach at VPCC’s Historic Triangle Campus in Williamsburg since September. She also supports the Single Stop program, which connects students with essential resources, including emergency funds, food assistance, housing, and healthcare.
Grad Erika Moore Returns to Help the Next Generation
Alumna Erika Moore has been a Gator Pathway to Success (GPS) coach at VPCC’s Historic Triangle Campus in Williamsburg since September. She also supports the Single Stop program, which connects…
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Meet Presidential Ambassador Keegan Wright
Keegan Wright is determined to become a cardiovascular technologist. So, he’s getting a jumpstart at Virginia Peninsula Community College, seeking an Associate of Science degree in Health Sciences. Wright, a…
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Meet Presidential Ambassador Elysa Wainwright
With a penchant for research and long-time interest in law Elysa Wainwright is pursuing an Associate of Applied Science degree in Paralegal Studies at Virginia Peninsula Community College. To enhance…
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Meet Presidential Ambassador April Langhorne
April Langhorne didn’t choose Virginia Peninsula Community College by chance or accident. The decision came naturally. Her late sister had attended VPCC, introducing Langhorne to the college experience, and she…
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Job Fair | Workforce Development Center
Virginia Peninsula Community College Workforce Development Center is excited to announce a Job Fair for VPCC students and the local community. Job Opportunities in the fields of: Healthcare Information Technology…
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The TRiO team at VPCC is grateful for the new federal funding and excited to continue its wide-ranging services.
VPCC Secures $1.43 Million Federal Grant for TRiO Student Support Services
Virginia Peninsula Community College has been awarded a $1,430,545 grant from the U.S. Department of Education (DOE) for its TRiO Student Support Services program.
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Elementary School Guidance Spurs Student’s Success
Amarion Simms admits he didn’t have an easy time in elementary school. “I did have a lot of bad days,” he said, adding one of the problems was he didn’t…
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Student a Success in Any Language
When Sami Saber Bahrami started at Virginia Peninsula Community College in 2014, he was studying computer science. He switched to social science because he enjoyed it more and learned he…
