Help NOVA students or alumni discover an incredible opportunity that provides up to $87,000 in academic funding over two years to complete an IT-related bachelor’s degree. The Foreign Affairs Information Technology Fellowship is a two-year fellowship program funded by the U.S. Department of State, with a path to a career in the foreign service by … Continued
NOVA is opening the portal to submit the electronic Standard Telework Agreement (Form 105-109) to request one day of telework for full-time, non-probationary classified staff and administrative/professional faculty. The portal to access the electronic form will be open from August 30 through September 13. Please note: The telework process does not apply to teaching faculty. Employees … Continued
Learn the steps to create opportunities for student teamwork and engagement. Using the Canvas Collaboration tool on documents and projects using VCCS Google accounts. Students can collaborate with the instructor individually or with groups in the class. This 30-minute webinar will give you the skills to apply these strategies this semester. Register at NOVA GoSignMeUp … Continued
Dr. Jonathan Opata has co-authored Open for Business: Fundamentals for Today’s Business. His co-authors–Dr. Mark Jacobs, Dr. Sherryl Berg-Ridenour, David Walker and Corrine Bodeman–fellow educators, also have corporate and academic experience, Open for Business: Fundamentals for Today’s Business, features real-life examples and the foundations of today’s business that are needed to excel in your own … Continued
As you may have seen in the recent Daily Flyer article, ACEPrint is NOVA’s on-campus print, copy and scan service with Canon printers/copiers and Pharos software. You can send your documents to print and then use your NOVACard or the Pharos app (App Store or Google Play) to release your documents from any ACEPrint/Canon copier/printer … Continued
Have you ever wanted to send a quick note of thanks to a colleague for helping you with something, or send a shout-out to someone for a job well done? What about a token of appreciation to someone who causes you to celebrate being a part of this community? Well, you can do just that … Continued
Professor Maureen Santelli has co-authored a book – Bouboulina and the Greek Revolution: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on the Heroine of 1821 (Lexington Books). Using a variety of methodologies from multi-disciplinary backgrounds, this volume is the first to present an in-depth analysis of the life and times of Laskarina Bouboulina. At the age of fifty and mother … Continued
President Kress will host her first student office hours of the new academic year on Tuesday, Sept. 5, from 3 p.m. until 4 p.m. This is an opportunity for students to hear directly from the president and to ask her questions they may have as they start the new year. Direct your students to the … Continued
You may have noticed a few updates to the Canvas Gradebook. There are new Enhanced Gradebook Filter Features. The Enhanced Gradebook updates the filter and viewing options. It also added a button for exporting the Gradebook. Effortlessly organize and assess student progress, identify trends and personalize support. Need more information on this new feature? Join … Continued
Did you know that the Annandale Center for Contemplative Practice hosts a weekly meditation group in person on the Annandale Campus (CM-332) and on Zoom? All are welcome to join us each Tuesday from 1 p.m. until 1:45 p.m. or co-streaming on Zoom, whichever is your convenience or preference. How does a meditation group meet … Continued
