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| Home | Add URL (sw) | Modify a Site | Search | Administrative | What's Cool | Display a Resource Trinity College will Begin to Close September 1, 2000 Transition plans for closing Trinity College of Vermont beginning September 1, 2000, were announced today at a gathering of 100 students, faculty and staff. The decision was made Friday, July 7, at a scheduled meeting of the 20-member Board of Trustees and ratified in a vote of the executive council of the Vermont Sisters of Mercy who founded the College. Click here to read more. (Link number 60 was added on 2-Aug-2000 and has had 65 hits. The source of this resource was found at http://burlingtonvt.org/education/college-and-university/trinity-college-closing.html . Display, modify, or delete resource in a separate tab or window.) _top Simular Resources

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