John Burton, Account Manager for NPI (Network Performance Inc.), recently added the VMware Technical Sales Professional 4 (VTSP4) Certification to his IT resume.

With this certification, John will be helping Vermont businesses design business solutions that run multiple servers independently, using only the hardware needed to operate a single server. Virtualization reduces operating costs, increases efficiency, maintains a stable server environment, and contributes to a greener environment.

Neuroscientist Adam Weaver, who was an assistant professor at Xavier University of Louisiana from 2007 to 2009, joined the Saint Michael's College faculty this semester and has been teaching comparative vertebrate anatomy. He will teach neurobiology and other courses in the biology department in the fall.

“I’ve always wanted to be at a well-respected liberal arts college, where research and teaching are both expected and supported,” Professor Weaver said. “Saint Michael’s is a perfect fit.”

Central Vermont Medical Center has been recognized for their long-standing employer support for the Guard and Reserve. Skip Poczobut, State Chair for the Vermont Committee for Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve congratulates Central Vermont Medical Center President and CEO Judy Tarr.

Heidi Pelletier, a Montpelier resident and co-manager of the hospital gift shop, was elected president of the Central Vermont Medical Center Auxiliary. Carol Welch, East Montpelier, is vice president, Robin Brandis, Elmore, is secretary and Sarah Miller, Montpelier, is treasurer.

On Saturday, April 10th four Lund Family Center volunteers/groups received recognition for their exemplary community engagement by Governor Jim Douglas and the Vermont Commission on National and Community Service.