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UVM interim president says university is 'stable and thriving,' requests $1M for tech hub and $5M over five years for cancer center
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Interim University of Vermont President Patty Prelock told the Appropriations Committee on Feb. 7 that UVM is “stable and thriving” and outlined budget requests that include $1 million for a tech hub match and $5 million over five years for the Vermont Cancer Center.
Interim University of Vermont President Patty Prelock told the Appropriations Committee on Feb. 7 that UVM is “stable and thriving” and outlined budget priorities and program initiatives that she said support Vermont’s workforce and public health needs.
Prelock emphasized access and outcomes, saying about 3,664 Vermont students attend UVM — roughly one quarter of undergraduate enrollment — and that the university’s UVM Promise now ensures Vermont households earning $100,000 or less pay no tuition. She said about 46% of undergraduates attend tuition‑free because of direct institutional support and roughly 91% receive some scholarship or financial aid.
Prelock highlighted several statewide contributions and proposals. She…
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