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Dabney S. Lancaster Community College offers eligible residents options for financial assistance for workforce training.

Those seeking select industry credentials may apply for funding under a program that was established by the state in 2016 to help with the shortage of qualified workers who have select high-demand industry credentials.

“Auld Lang Syne”.  You may have heard or sung that Scottish tune that brings to mind people and things from the past, even very “long, long ago.” At year’s end, many of us reflect on all of the things that have impacted our lives during the past twelve months.

Dabney S. Lancaster Community College had the highest fall enrollment increase in the Virginia Community College System, with numbers up 11% over fall 2015 figures.

Several representatives from Dabney S.

Heather Price is heading back to College this Fall, thanks to the Dabney Promise program and encouragement from Heads Up America. Read the story in her own words on the Heads Up America site.

The second-year nursing students at Dabney S. Lancaster Community College hosted the second annual “Camp Nightingale”, a one-day orientation for incoming nursing students held the Friday before classes began on the Clifton Forge campus.

Dr. John Rainone, President of Dabney S. Lancaster Community College, is pleased to announce that the college’s Educational Talent Search TRIO Program has been awarded a five-year $1.7 million grant from the Department of Education that will enable them to continue the program for the next five years.

Dabney S. Lancaster Community College is pleased to announce that Katie Boggs of Covington has been selected as part of the sixth class of the Valley Proteins Fellows Program, administered by the Virginia Foundation for Community College Education. Boggs, a full-time student at DSLCC, is one of only nine individuals statewide selected for the prestigious award.

Dr. John Rainone, president of Dabney S. Lancaster Community College, met with Dr. Pamela Fox, president of Mary Baldwin College, during a recent visit to Staunton.

Dabney S. Lancaster Community College announces the selection of Dr. Benjamin Worth for the position of Vice President of Academic Affairs. Dr. Worth comes to DSLCC with over twenty years of community college experience, formerly serving as the Dean of Distance Learning at Bluegrass Community and Technical College in Lexington, Kentucky. While at BCTC, Dr.