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The Horticulture Club and Program are excited to announce the return of the annual Winter Poinsettia Sale! Sixteen exciting varieties of poinsettias are being loved and cultivated by student volunteers in the Loudoun Campus’ one-of-a-kind greenhouse. With a wide range of colors from the sparkling speckles of Red Glitter to the striking variegation of Tapestry … Continued
Is your favorite task chair getting old? Do the drawers on your file cabinet open at inopportune times? NOVA has a dedicated website of available surplus furniture at no cost to you! We have a selection of chairs, desks, bookcases and a variety of other items in great condition. If you find something you like, … Continued
The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation offers a competitive scholarship for community college students with exceptional promise and demonstrated financial need to pursue a baccalaureate degree. Students in any discipline may apply. The award provides funding for tuition, room and board, required fees and books for the remainder (up to three years) of the scholar’s undergraduate … Continued
We are excited to host the first SkillsUSA Virtual Information Sessions of the school year. This is a great opportunity for your students to learn more about SkillsUSA and see if they want to join. SkillsUSA is a NOVA club for students taking career and technical education courses. It provides opportunities for students to practice … Continued
Voting is now open for the Ad Hoc Appointment Advisory Committee. The Appointment Advisory Committee provides information and advice for the president’s consideration on all faculty members eligible for three- and five-year appointments. There are five available seats on the Ad Hoc Appointment Advisory Committee designated for full-time teaching faculty. On the ballot located here, … Continued
Recent anti-semitic remarks from public figures, and the discovery of anti-semitic graffiti on college campuses in California have garnered national attention. Additionally, in 2021, the number of anti-semitic incidents in the U.S. experienced a 34-percent increase from the year before, according to the Anti-Defamation League (ADL). These troubling moments are clear reminders that we must … Continued
Get ready for the CommonHealth Turkey Trot Challenge! Heard you NOVA walkers have been making us proud in the Month of October. For November, here is another way to “Keep Moving Your Way.” Consider joining your state colleagues for a fun four-week movement challenge. Use the calendar below to track your movement for the next … Continued
Below is a follow-up on the mission statement ThoughtExchange (TE). Once you’ve reviewed the data here, there is another ThoughtExchange below so you can provide your feedback on the draft Mission Statement. Please provide your feedback via the new ThoughtExchange by close of business Monday, October 31. The mission statement TE drew 111 different thoughts … Continued
Have you ever experienced challenges providing students with feedback in the online learning environment? Are you looking for strategies and techniques to make feedback more effective and efficient? Are you open to trying different methods of feedback online? If your answers to these questions are positive, consider joining us for Providing Quality Feedback for Online Learners, … Continued
Below is a follow-up on the mission statement ThoughtExchange (TE). Once you’ve reviewed the data here, there is another ThoughtExchange below so you can provide your feedback on the draft Mission Statement. Please provide your feedback via the new ThoughtExchange by close of business Monday, October 31. The mission statement TE drew 111 different thoughts … Continued
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