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Academic Affairs will be hosting a webinar to go over important academic policy reminders along with some helpful tips for advising. The webinar will be held on Friday, November 15 from 1 p.m. until 2 p.m. It will also be recorded for those who cannot attend. Click here to register for the webinar. Read on … Continued
As we come into Election Day on Tuesday, November 5, please remember that there are both VCCS and NOVA policies regarding employee engagement in political activities: From VCCS Policy 3.14.7.6, Political Activities and Public Office: The VCCS recognizes and encourages the exercise of the right of VCCS employees, as citizens, to engage in political activities … Continued
Join us for the first session of our in-person Emotional Intelligence (EI) training, focusing on Personal Competency. This in-person session will be held on Friday, November 8, from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. at Pender 4, Room 121 (3922 Pender Dr., Fairfax). You will learn to build a deeper understanding of your emotions—what drives them, … Continued
Virginia Delegate and Majority Leader Charniele Herring toured NOVA’s Alexandria Campus on October 29. Delegate Herring (District 4), who represents parts of Fairfax County and City of Alexandria, was excited to learn about the campus by seeing our facilities, asking questions, and better understanding NOVA’s needs. The tour began with a stop in the Nighthawk … Continued
For Employees who supervise others, you do not want to miss this webinar! This is the last opportunity to gain valuable insights in writing effective performance evaluations. Presented By: Dan Kauffman, Assoc Director, HR ER & Tammy Currie, Sr. Director of HR and EEO Officer, this seminar will be held on Friday, November 8, from … Continued
President Kress will host her Student Office Hours today at 2 p.m. Please alert your students and direct them to the Virtual Student Union if they would like to join. She will host her next faculty/staff office hours on Wednesday, November 6 from 4 p.m. until 5 p.m. (This is a date change from what … Continued
“Wonder is the beginning of wisdom,” or so goes the quotation attributed to Socrates. To wonder is to lead with curiosity, to make an observation and design a hypothesis and run an experiment. Wonder invites us to play, to make mistakes, to try again … to learn. The Center for the Advancement of Teaching Excellence … Continued
The AI Innovation Fund will be accepting applications until Friday, November 15. Please visit the newly created AI Innovation Fund page on NOVAnet to find application information, a sample application and some national reports on AI. We look forward to receiving your proposals and reading about your ideas! Submitted by: Mike Davis, LO-MSTB, MDavis1@nvcc.edu
In the diverse and dynamic environment of NOVA, ensuring all students have equal access to educational materials is crucial. Print accessibility is a key component of this inclusivity. Faculty and staff play a vital role in implementing strategies that make printed materials accessible to all students. Understanding Print Accessibility Print accessibility refers to the practice … Continued
November is Diabetes Awareness Month, a time to focus on preventing and managing this chronic condition. Did you know that regular physical activity is a powerful tool in your diabetes management arsenal? This week’s article explores how exercise can help prevent diabetes and benefit individuals with diabetes. Strategies will be provided to overcome common barriers … Continued
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