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Innovative Ways to Sell Agricultural Products Direct to Consumers
The evolving pandemic has brought to light the importance of promoting agri-food products in local markets, purchasing locally sourced supplies, and selling direct to consumers. Join French-speaking partners (southern Quebec, Eastern Ontario and t...
Valorisation de circuits courts, par la Francophonie « Des options originales pour acheter local!
Le contexte pandémie en évolution a mis en lumière l’importance de valoriser les produits agroalimentaires sur les marchés locaux, de s’approvisionner localement, de commercialiser en circuits courts. À travers cette conférence, donnée en collabor...
Eating Disorders in Adolescents
Calling all teenagers and loved ones of teenagers! Being a teen, especially in the age of social media, can be really challenging and can sometimes result in a complicated relationship with body image and food. We are here to talk you through eati...
CESS Transferring Courses Guide - Video
A guide to assist prospective and current CESS students on how to transfer courses to UVM/CESS.
OLLI Online Course: Stephen King’s Different Seasons: Four Novellas
Stephen King has described Different Seasons as “a book with stories in it about an offbeat prison break, an old man and a boy locked up in a gruesome relationship based on mutual parasitism, a quartet of country boys on a journey of discovery, ...
End-of-life Choices in Vermont and Advanced Directives
Completing your advance care directive can be complicated. We’ll explore the values tool kit as well as various options available and will help you complete your advance directive. Class will include discussion about how to have “the conversat...
End-of-life Choices in Vermont
Discuss the continuum of care at end of life with a special focus on Act 39, Vermont’s Death with Dignity law. We will review other care options including unwanted medical treatment, inappropriate medical treatment, voluntary stopping of eating ...