A little known fact at NOVA is that the Office of International Education and Sponsored Programs (OIESP) does more than just influence students who find their way here from abroad. OIESP regularly hosts essential delegations from every corner of the world. In 2019, OIESP hosted more than 20 delegations brought here by the prestigious Fulbright … Continued
The College Staff Forum Council has a mid-year opening for a classified staff member. To be eligible, you must be college staff (not campus staff). If you would like to be considered for this position, please email Kristy Balbuena, CSFC Chair, at kbalbuena@nvcc.edu by Friday, February 7. If there are multiple people interested, we will … Continued
This virtual workshop will teach you how to use basic functions of Google Docs, including creating a new document, uploading and downloading documents, converting documents to a Google format, and sharing documents for collaborative work. You will also be introduced to Google Drive and have the opportunity to share your documents to demonstrate that you … Continued
Natalia Donskaya, CPA, CFE, MBA is a 2016 graduate of NOVA’s Accounting Career Certificate Program, which gave her the accounting credits she needed to sit for the CPA exam. She currently serves as a Senior Consultant at Deloitte & Touche LLP. Jill Mitchell, Professor of Accounting at Annandale (AN) introduced Natalia to the Accounting Financial … Continued
Q: Can the public use our libraries? A: In short: yes. As a community college supported by the Commonwealth of Virginia, we are required to be accessible to the public. You can even get a community borrower card if you provide a valid, state-issued photo ID with current mailing address. Community patrons can borrow … Continued
Thursday, Feb. 6, Medical Education Campus Monday, Feb. 24, Woodbridge Campus Thursday, Feb. 27, Manassas Campus
Jay Udall, professor of English at the Woodbridge Campus, recently published poetry in the Sky Island Journal, San Pedro River Review, Cutthroat: A Journal of the Arts, Little Patuxent Review, and Wild Gods: The Ecstatic in Contemporary Poetry and Prose (New Rivers Press, Minnesota State University). Udall authored a total of six books of poetry, … Continued
During Fall semester 2019 the Annandale Campus Library developed the “Yarn Storm the Library” project. Yarn Storming (less aggressive than the common term “Yarn Bombing”), is a world-wide phenomenon where individuals and groups cover parts of buildings, benches, bridges, etc. with knitted yarn as a form of artistic or political expression. Their goal was to … Continued
This virtual session will introduce you to best practices when using YouTube with classroom instruction. The topics covered will include: creating a YouTube playlist, how to “flip” the classroom with YouTube videos, video editing features, and how to create your own YouTube channel. Date: Thursday, February 6 | 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Instructor: Peg … Continued
Over the next 18 months, you will see more and more information about our SACSCOC accreditation reaffirmation in the NOVA Daily, and this is the first. During the Fall Semester, you were asked to submit proposals for consideration for our Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP). The team received 14 proposals: • Academic Coaching for First-Semester and … Continued
