My mother (Patricia Tripp) and I both graduated from SVC. I made friends. If it wasn’t for Amy Paine convincing me to make a phone call for the cotillion, I […]

I had to think long and hard about what I wanted to say because my journey started long before I attended SVC. As a child, I attended a Catholic school […]

SVC holds so much close to my heart but what I find the most meaningful is those four years formed who I am today. Before college I was very insecure […]

When I was a senior in high school, I went to all the college fairs my school had. I went to a very small high school in NJ. At each […]

I’m where I am today because SVC found me and believed in me. In 1990, I was a year out of high school and going nowhere.  I had wanted to […]

I was a local kid who had plans to go to BYU and that fell through. SVC was close and offered what I needed. I entered SVC with a disability […]

My SVC story goes something like this: Late September, 1985, I arrived on campus.  We were all a month late because “A” and “B” dorms were literally still being built, […]

I came to SVC in 2004 and graduated 2009 bc of serious health problems…they worked with me so I was able to graduate. The professors were great, they always treated […]

I’m so saddened to hear of the closing of SVC.  I met all of my best friends at SVC.  We’ve been in each others weddings, vacationed together, joined in happiness […]

From the moment I stepped foot on campus my junior year, I knew SVC was where I belonged. I don’t know what it was, but I just knew. It was […]