The HR Employment team is pleased to announce a series of new NATS (NOVA Applicant Tracking System) training sessions. These sessions are designed to help you navigate your way through the new system, which is scheduled to roll out on December 10, 2020. The focus of the training sessions will be those actions most used … Continued
Don’t forget to wear your face covering at all times while on college property–indoors and outside. Visit Here to review our revised face covering policy.
The 2020 Juried Photography + Media student show from the Alexandria Campus is ongoing. When the campus was closed due to COVID-19 this year, the show was postponed and reinvented as a virtual event. 42 students submitted 152 digital files, from which the juror selected 62 pieces for the online exhibit. We wish to recognize … Continued
We are approaching the end of semester and this is the last issue of “Transfer Talk” before the new year. Your promotion of “Transfer Talk” with students has been integral to the success of our transfer events and initiatives! Thank you for your support! NOVA Transfer Counselors
As the beginning of a new “Leave Year” approaches, we want to advise that effective January 10, 2021, the hours of paid leave provided in the Public Health Emergency Leave Policy (PHEL) will return to a maximum of 80 hours per leave year. The exception approved in March that expanded paid time off to 160 hours will … Continued
NOVA’s Sneak Peek Series is a chance to experience remote classes and presentations by distinguished faculty and staff on engaging, relevant and thought-provoking topics. NOVA’s next Sneak Peek Series will be held on Thursday, Dec. 10. 3 p.m.: Dr. Rhonda Myers will discuss how to navigate NOVA during COVID-19 and the lessons learned regarding supporting … Continued
There are many stresses at this time of year–particularly this year! George Mason University’s Center for Psychological Services is offering free, confidential, call-in psychological support for essential workers (defined as those who work in healthcare, education, sanitation, transportation, hospitality, food and beverage industry, the postal service and the military). This includes teachers. This is a … Continued
Maureen Connors Santelli, a history professor at the Woodbridge Campus, has published a book called The Greek Fire: American-Ottoman Relations and Democratic Fervor in the Age of Revolutions. The book will be released this month. The Greek Fire examines the United States’ early global influence as a fledgling nation that inserted itself in conflicts that … Continued
There are many stresses at this time of year–particularly this year! George Mason University’s Center for Psychological Services is offering free, confidential, call-in psychological support for essential workers (defined as those who work in healthcare, education, sanitation, transportation, hospitality, food and beverage industry, the postal service and the military). This includes teachers. This is a … Continued
The number of first generation students enrolled in dual enrollment courses at area high schools has declined at every campus between Fall 2015 and Fall 2019.
