In and out of the classroom, CVTC offers activities and services to promote students' growth. An enriching extracurricular life is crucial to a positive experience as a student, and CVTC offers several events and student groups. Learn more about the opportunities to get involved below.
Student Services
There are a variety of student services available to assist you in adjusting to and thriving at CVTC. Employment, advising, disability services, student support - whatever your area of interest or need, we're here to help.
Academic Advising
CVTC offers academic advising for every student. Your academic advisor will help you with career and academic decisions, learn about the registration process, select courses, and transition to CVTC. We encourage you to seek out your academic advisor when you become a CVTC student.
Eau Claire - (715) 833-6346
River Falls - (715) 426-8200
Academic Services
Academic Services provides academic instruction, course preparation, and learning support. Learning materials and one-on-one instruction are provided by qualified faculty. No appointments necessary! The services offered include: homework help, study skills & test preparation, college success seminars and technology support. The College Success Seminars are free and designed to help you brush up on basic skills you’ll need to be successful at CVTC.
Explore College Success Seminars
Career Development
An online Career Assessment is another resource that is available to anyone. The career assessment will ask a series of questions and then match you to occupations, allow you to explore careers, and give you a list of CVTC programs that are a good fit for your interests.
Career Services offers assistance to students and graduates that need help looking for a job, writing a cover letter, building a resume, and interviewing. Several career fairs are hosted each year to help students meet and network with local employers.
Bookstore
The CVTC bookstore is located at the Clairemont Campus in the Business Education Center (school hours M-Th 8 a.m.–5 p.m. & Friday 8 a.m.–4 p.m.). Stop by the bookstore to purchase your CVTC apparel, get an afternoon snack ($1 movie theatre popcorn anyone?), or last minute school supplies. The bookstore is happy to pick out your books and mail them to you, saving you time and a campus trip! To view textbook information, click here.
Student Success
Services are free and available to all current students. Your Student Success Specialist will assist you in overcoming barriers that many students encounter during their academic career. If we determine that students need more resources we will provide them with a referral to appropriate community resource(s), including mental health counseling. We are here to help with:
- Goal setting
- Interpersonal Issues
- Success Plans
- Community based referrals
Eau Claire - (715) 833-6346
River Falls - (715) 426-8200
Library
Visit the library for computer use, to access the online catalog, to ask questions of library staff, or for a quiet place to study.
Health Services
CVTC has entered into agreements with the Prevea Health Eau Claire Family Medicine and the River Falls Medical Clinic to provide basic health care services for our students.
Students taking classes in Eau Claire, Chippewa Falls, and River Falls are automatically enrolled in their respective student health services.
Students taking classes in Menomonie may enroll in either the Prevea Health Eau Claire Family Medicine or River Falls Medical Clinic health services if interested. Please contact the Menomonie Campus Office to enroll.
Diversity Resources
To contact Diversity Resources, please call 715-833-6234 or send us an email.
DISABILITY SERVICES
Disability Services promotes equal access through reasonable and appropriate accommodations for eligible students with documented disabilities. Accommodations may include:
- Classroom accommodations
- Testing accommodations
- Assistive technology
- Adaptive equipment
- Interpreting
- Real-time captioning
DIVERSITY SERVICES
Diversity Services helps students from diverse backgrounds make the most of their education and CVTC experience. Personalized support may include:
- Academic Assistance
- Financial Aid & Scholarship Assistance
- Career Planning
- Personal & Social Support
- Affirmative Action Investigations
NON-TRADITIONAL OCCUPATIONS
CVTC receives federal grant support for Non-traditional Occupation (NTO) students through the federal Carl D. Perkins Career & Education Act. Non-traditional occupations (NTO) designated programs represent careers in which less than 25% of the workforce is made up of one gender. Today, many women and men are breaking down barriers to pursue successful careers in NTO fields.
Diversity Resources staff can offer support, advocacy, and resources while you are exploring a non-traditional program at CVTC.
Learn More About Non-Traditional Occupations