NOVA Police Chief Dan Dusseau and Lieutenant John Weinstein, cowrote an article for Campus Safety Magazine outlining 30 points on supervising within a police environment. Click Here to read the full article.
NOVA Daily Flyer will begin a twice-weekly publication schedule to run from Memorial Day through Labor Day. We will publish on Monday and Thursday of each week. Because of the Memorial Day Holiday on Monday, May 25, we will have just one edition next week. Please keep your great stories coming through the summer! NOVA … Continued
(For your enjoyment, please imagine me telling this story in a Grandpa Simpson voice.) I obtained my master’s degree in 2006 as part of a distance program. 2006 is a step up from antiquity in the world of communications: We “met” for group projects using conference calls on a landline. Smartphones were so close, yet … Continued
In an effort to advance employee wellness and also maximize employee savings, DHRM has announced that COVA Care and COVA HealthAware members will have until Friday, May 29, 2020 to complete a health assessment in order to receive a Premium Reward beginning July 1, 2020. Participants must complete a health assessment with their current plan … Continued
Upcoming STEMinars that maybe of interest to the NOVA community as well as to the kids! Advanced registration required. Friday, May 22nd 2 p.m. Designing in SketchUp 7 p.m. VEX VR: Play & Code A Virtual Robot
Michael Brazie, a longtime favorite of Business students at the Loudoun Campus, officially retired from NOVA on May 15 after a distinguished career. Professor Brazie started at the college as an adjunct professor in 2003 and was immediately noticed for his enthusiasm and caring attitude toward students. He became a full-time faculty member in Business … Continued
Representatives from Human Resources and the Office of Emergency Management and Safety will hold information sessions for faculty and staff on NOVA’s transition back to the workplace. Topics addressed will include safety precautions being implemented at college worksites, considerations for employees in high-risk groups, as well as leave and other benefits. Information Sessions: Return to … Continued
When Denys Kuratchenko began working at Northern Virginia Community College’s 3D printing lab in 2017, he didn’t anticipate that his projects would change lives. But the expression on a young girl’s face made him realize he could. The lab’s director, Lawrence Nightingale, tasked Kuratchenko with creating a braille learning aid for a visually impaired … Continued
NOVA’s first fully online FAFSA week was well received by the community. More than 1,970 individuals registered for the Financial Aid workshops offered, and the feedback from participants was very positive. Over the course of 19 different sessions, new students, current students and parents alike were impressed with the informative trainers and information provided. They … Continued
Please remember that you must update Zoom to version 5.0x by the end of May. See the attached directions if you have not already done it. Also, remind your students, too. You probably will get a pop-up reminder to do the update directly from Zoom. It is a quick and easy process. NVCC_Update_Your_Zoom_Client_on_Windows_and_Mac_How_To Check your … Continued
