Due to the state system change to Cardinal, all wage and student timesheets should be completed by the employee and approved by the supervisor every Friday at a minimum so the hours can be interfaced to the state system weekly. As a reminder, timesheets should continue to be submitted in HCM and not Cardinal. The … Continued
Your NOVA Nighthawks Women’s Rugby Team has defied the odds, qualifying for the Capital Geographic Union’s Final Four Tournament. A young program, playing with excitement and passion, has forced its way into the conversation amongst well-funded, long-standing teams in the region. On September 25, Nighthawks Rugby played their first game against American University. A bunch … Continued
Human Resources offers webinars, facilitated by DHRM’s Office of Employment Dispute Resolution. Click the workshop title below to register. Productivity & Time Management – Escaping The Busyness Trap – Thursday, Nov. 10 from 1 p.m. until 3 p.m. Join this helpful workshop and coaching session to identify priorities and introduce time management and workflow changes … Continued
A team of students from Northern Virginia Community College won third place in the nation for the 2022 American Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges (AMATYC) Student Research League competition. Angel Sanchez-Palomino, Raiyan Ahmad, Rohin Batra along with the team’s mentor, Professor Matthew Westerhoff, represented NOVA in the competition. The challenge problem was to research the … Continued
Research Workshop for Students, Nov. 14 Research is often the lifeblood of a college education. It is a critical component for professors and others to take your work seriously. To aid students in the pursuit of excellence in their research, the Office of Academic Affairs is hosting a virtual workshop, “Fact or Fiction: Myths, Legends … Continued
Consider joining the History Reading Group for its December meeting! The Group will be discussing Kelly Lytle Hernandez’s, Bad Mexicans: Race, Empire & Revolution in the Borderlands, on December 2, at 11 a.m. The History Reading Group is dedicated to reading recent works by women of color on topics related to race and slavery, especially … Continued
The President’s Sabbatical application is open until Nov. 15. Teaching, administrative and professional faculty, consider applying for the President’s Sabbatical. For guidelines, eligibility and the application, see below. The President’s Sabbatical Award is designed to foster creative energy by providing faculty with a one-semester sabbatical with full pay. Each academic year, a maximum of three … Continued
The recording for the President’s November Office Hour for faculty and staff, which was held on Tuesday, Nov. 1, is now available. Click here to view the recording, using the password: URf0vLc@ In addition, Student Office Hours for November will be Thursday, Nov. 10, from 2 p.m. until 3 p.m. Please direct your students to … Continued
November is traditionally Indigenous or Native American Heritage Month. During this month, we have the opportunity to pay special attention to the history and contributions of Native American people and communities across this country. To help you get started, the Office of DEI recommends checking out Native Land Digital, an incredible resource that maps out … Continued
Learn to use the Appointment Scheduler in Canvas to create time slots for your students to sign up for meetings, exams, one-on-ones or office hours. The tool is easy to use, but there are a few options and settings you will want to make sure you get just right. Join us for this quick session … Continued
