Experience Free Remote Classes with NOVA’s Summer Sampler Series

NOVA’S Summer Sampler Series is a chance to experience classes* presented by distinguished NOVA faculty on engaging and popular subjects through Zoom. The series will be held on the first Thursday of every month (June 4, July 2, and August 6). During the sessions you’ll get to know our faculty members, participate in their class and have the opportunity to ask questions.

The Expansion of a Southern Slave Country
Thursday, August 6, 11:00 a.m.
Join Prof. Tucker as she discusses the development of a Southern culture, the dimensions of 19th century slavery, and the growth of the domestic slave trade while making connections between the past and today. Prof. Alicia L.B. Tucker teaches history at NOVA-Manassas. She holds a master’s degree in Early American History.

Species Interactions
Thursday, August 6, 12:00 p.m.
Learn the various ways by which species interact with each other including feeding relationships that give rise to food webs. Plus, learn how you can identify some indicator species in a natural environment near you. Dr. Shabana Meyering teaches biology and environmental science at NOVA-Woodbridge. She holds a doctoral degree in Biochemistry.

A Life Well Lived: How Human Development Shapes Happiness
Thursday, August 6, 1:00 p.m.
Join Dr. Hafen as he discusses theories that help us understand how to live a healthy and happy life. Learn how common human experiences shape our perspective and how connection to others, autonomy, and competence all play a key role in the human condition. Dr. Christopher Hafen teaches psychology at NOVA-Manassas. He holds a doctoral degree in Developmental Psychology.

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*NOVA’s sample remote classes are not for college credits.