| College
Name |
City |
State |
Start Date |
End Date |
Affiliation |
Other Information |
Source |
| Castleton
Medical College |
Castleton |
Vermont |
1820 |
1861 |
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http://www.bsi-vt.com/castleton/chs/med.html |
| Lewis
College |
Northfield |
Vermont |
1880 |
1884 |
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Norwich University briefly
changed it's name to Lewis College |
www.norwich.edu/about/who/history.html
Brenner, Morgan G. The Encyclopedia of College & University Name Histories. 2003. |
| Queen
City Business College |
Burlington |
Vermont |
1878 |
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founded as Burlington Collegiate
Institute; name changed to Queen City Business College in 1884; to Burlington
Business College in 1886; to Champlain College of Commerce in 1956 |
Brenner, Morgan G. The Encyclopedia of
College & University Name Histories. 2003. |
| Ripley
Female College |
Poultney |
Vermont |
1834 |
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founded as Troy Conference
Academy; name changed to Ripley Female College in 1863; to Troy Conference
Academy in 1874; to Green Mountain Junior College by 1937; and then to Green
Mountain College in 1974 |
Knieriemen, Ruth-Ann Dreyer (K).
1984. Green Mountain College: in loco
parentis, a history of the Troy Conference Academy, Ripley Female
College, Green Mountain Junior College, Green Mountain College.
Poultney, VT: Journal Press, Inc.
Brenner, Morgan G. The Encyclopedia of College & University Name Histories. 2003. |
| Saint
Joseph's College |
Old Bennington |
Vermont |
1926 |
|
Sisters of Saint Joseph |
established as St Joseph
Business School, became St. Joseph Junior College in 1962, St. Joseph College
in 1973, in 1974 became independent; now Southern Vermont College |
www.svc.edu/history/
Schier and Russett. Catholic Women's Colleges in America. 2002.
Songe, Alice H. American Universities and Colleges: A Dictionary of Name
Changes.
1978. |
| Trinity
College |
Burlington |
Vermont |
1925 |
2000 |
Sisters of Mercy |
women's college; continuing
education programs started in 1971 and graduate programs in 1991 |
May 12, 2000, July 12, 2000
Chronicle of Higher Education
www.trinityvt.edu |
| Vermont
Conference Seminary and Female College |
Montpelier |
Vermont |
1834 |
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Methodist |
founded as Newbury Seminary,
became Vermont Conference Seminary and Female College in 1868, Vermont
Methodist Seminary and Female College in 1871, Vermont Methodist Seminary in
1889, Montpelier Seminary in 1895, Vermont Junior College in 1937 when contorl
was assumed by state; became Vermont College in 1958; became a division of
Norwich University in 1972 |
Songe, Alice H. American Universities
and Colleges: A Dictionary of Name Changes. 1978. |
| Vermont
Medical College |
Woodstock |
Vermont |
1827 |
1856 |
|
http://famousamericans.net/josephadamsgallup/
http://www.upstate.edu/library/history/medschoolfoundingdates.shtml |
| Windham
College |
Putney |
Vermont |
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campus purchased by Landmark
College |
www.windham-alumni.org |
| Woodbury
College |
Montpelier |
Vermont |
1975 |
2008 |
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initially founded to prepare
people to work as paralegals; in 1993, Woodbury received approval to offer an
associate of science degrees and in 2000, bachelor's degrees; received
approval to offer a Master of Mediation and Applied Conflict Studies degree in
2005; becomes Woodbury Institute of Champlain College in Burlington at the
end of 2008 |
http://www.champlain.edu/News-and-Events/News/08-15-08a.html |
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