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TAP, in partnership with Dabney S. Lancaster Community College, has been awarded a $1,337,918 grant from the Department of Labor to launch Appalachian CareerForge.

The grant will be used to fund programing that will support unemployed workers in seeking job training at Dabney S. Lancaster Community College in three high-demand career areas in the region.

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Dabney S. Lancaster Community College observed its spring commencement on Saturday, September 12, in two ceremonies, one held in the morning and the second in the afternoon, in the DSLCC Convocation Center on the Clifton Forge campus.  

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Dabney S. Lancaster Community College will offer an expansion of its traditional two-year Associate in Applied Science Degree in Forest Management Technology with a parallel degree option, by adding an AAS in Forest Management Technology with Specialization in Arboriculture and Community Forestry. The Specialization was approved recently by the Virginia Community College System.

“COLLEGE TOWN” - Clifton Forge Main Street, represented by volunteer Martha Edwards (left) and Interim President Susan Hutchison, presented two posters, “Clifton Forge = Co

For the thirty-sixth year, Dabney S. Lancaster Community College has  hosted a Summer Regional Governor’s School. Unlike previous years, this year’s program was conducted virtually. Eight students from five middle and high schools in the DSLCC service area studied the ins and outs of cyber security.

DSLCC students are in need now more than ever. You can help provide much needed relief to our students from the far reaching personal and economic effects of the coronavirus by donating to the DSLCC Student Emergency Fund.

Please give your tax deductible donation today. 

Brett Pettijohn of Raphine in Rockbridge County spent ten weeks last summer ensconced in a process that he thoroughly enjoyed: Conducting tests on samples in a chemistry lab at Old Dominion University in Norfolk.