Grants

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CCAMPIS

ACTIVE

Child Care Assistance to Help Parents Graduate Faster

The grant-funded Child Care Access Means Parents In School (CCAMPIS) program at Valencia College offers financial assistance to eligible student-parents in need of child care services during their pursuit of a degree. The program aims to help participants remain in school and graduate with their degree faster.

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HEERF I - CARES Act

CLOSED

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HEERF II - CRRSAA

CLOSED

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HEERF III - ARP

CLOSED

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Project VITAL

ACTIVE

Project Validando e Impulsando el Talento de Adulto Latinos (VITAL): Advancing upward mobility for Adult Learners

Project VITAL is a Title V grant that advances Valencia College’s core belief that anyone can learn anything under the right conditions. It advances this with intention toward increasing the enrollment, retention, and completion rates of adult learners (25 years and older) who have infinite potential to learn and succeed. These adult learners bring varied assets, including their prior education and invaluable work experience. There are three project goals: (1) Academic Programs – Enroll adult learners into pathways leading to degrees assisting them to obtain jobs in the region’s high-demand industries; (2) Institutional Management – Support adult learners through cross-training staff, faculty, and tutors in andragogical practices and targeted services; and (3) Fiscal Management – Leverage digital systems to support the credit for prior learning and experience process as well as support students on Guided Pathways to improve retention and increase efficiency of staff time.

Coaching and Mentoring
SEAL-M

CLOSED

Successful Engagement: Active Learning in Mathematics (SEAL‐M)

SEAL-M is a 5-year NSF grant project, seeks to deepen community college mathematics faculty members’ understanding of active learning to emphasize knowledge construction leading to student success. The SEAL-M grant at Valencia College is a natural outgrowth from our Building Math Pathways work at Valencia College that took place prior to the pandemic.

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VCentials

ACTIVE

In times of need, Valencia College students can turn to VCentials. A free source of food and essential items such as toiletries, VCentials is made possible through the generosity of the Florida Blue Foundation, Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida, Universal Orlando Foundation, Walt Disney World, Dr. Phillips Charities, Valencia College Foundation, Student Development and members of the Valencia College community.

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VECTOR

2019-2023 - CLOSED

Valencia Engaging for Completion Through Opportunities in Research

Valencia Engaging for Completion Through Opportunities in Research (VECTOR) is an S-STEM project supported by the National Science Foundation (NSF) with the intent to provide students pursuing a STEM education with scholarships, support from discipline-specific faculty mentors, the VECTOR team, and Valencia College academic resources.

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YouthBuild

ACTIVE

Valencia College has partnered with YouthBuild USA to educate and empower students by building a sustainable pathway to a better career through GED programs. YouthBuild programs develop ethical young leaders to take responsibility for their career, families, and communities.