Over the last several months, Northwest Vista College has been preparing for employees and students to eventually come back to campus. Here are some new things on campus that will look differently. Temperature/COVID-19 Screening Daily onsite health screenings are required, including responses to the COVID-19 questions and temperature checks. Screening locations will be established at each
Pop-up classrooms may be a familiar site this spring semester. As students start to trickle back to campus, one of the many things Northwest Vista College is implementing is outdoor learning. A recent KSAT article featured NVC and its innovative learning approach that could help in a pandemic. NVC President Dr. Ric Baser told KSAT:
Several faculty and staff from Northwest Vista College took part in this year’s virtual EduTech conference. Below are some of the presentations that were presented. Breaking the Fourth Wall of Online Learning Presented by Alberto Vasquez Look out Wachowski sisters. EduTech 2020 brought an audience through the looking glass with “Breaking the 4th Wall” presented by
In every team and department at Northwest Vista College, there are always great stories to tell that show faculty and staff going above and beyond. While it’s hard to capture every story, we hope to periodically share in this space some of the major accomplishments or projects that are taking place. Members of the executive
Northwest Vista College welcomes Josh Smith, LCSW, who is a personal counselor in the NVC Student Advocacy & Resources Center. Prior to NVC, he previously worked for Presbyterian Children’s Homes & Services for about six years in which he held a variety of positions serving children and their families with therapeutic services. Josh was born
Northwest Vista College Diana Kersey was recently featured in San Antonio Magazine for spending nearly three years designing, creating and overseeing “The Riparian Edge” To read more, go here:
By NVC Student Haneen Rafati On Nov. 4, I had the privilege of participating in a webinar where author and historian Dr. Ibram X. Kendi spoke about his New York Times best selling book “How to Be an Anti-Racist”. The conversation was very open minded and involved a lot of tough topics surrounding bigotry and
By NVC Vice President for College Services Erin Sherman Northwest Vista College served as a Bexar County early voting site from Oct. 13 through Oct. 30 and Election Day site on Nov. 3. NVC was the Bexar County early voting site with the HIGHEST number of ballots (24,410) cast onsite. Election Day voting traffic remained
Did you miss this year’s Employee Development Day? Thanks to Zoom recording, most of the sessions were recorded including the main plenary session. The main session included welcome remarks by Northwest Vista College President Dr. Ric Baser with emcee Mallory Plummer introducing the rest of the speakers and sessions. The topics were: “Social Justice is
On Oct. 20, two NVC Librarians, Angela Bilbe (“Bilbe”)and Amanda Gorrell, participated in a virtual library conference sponsored by The Council of Research and Academic Libraries (CORAL) and Texas Library Association District 10, which includes 21 counties in Southwest Texas. The theme of this year’s conference, entitled Voces, was “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Across all
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In every team and department at Northwest Vista College, there are always great stories to tell that show faculty and staff going above and beyond. While it’s hard to capture every story, we hope to periodically share in this space some of the major accomplishments or projects that are taking place. Members of the executive
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