During the #AlamoTOGETHER Summit, it was announced that this fall will look very similar to what we have experienced this summer with most classes being held remotely with exceptions for CTE courses and some arts and sciences courses that may require face-to-face learning. Additionally, a limited number of student success employees will be returning to campus
The CDC recommends the use of cloth face coverings (“masks”) in public and at institutions of higher education, in particular, to slow the spread of the virus and help persons who may have the virus and do not know it from transmitting it to others. Employees are required to wear masks upon entry to the
A recent article in Texas Monthly titled, “How Latino Texans Are Addressing Antiblack Racism,” featured Sandra D. Garza, PhD, an assistant professor & coordinator of the Mexican American Studies program at Northwest Vista College. Sandra says, “By centering and prioritizing lighter-skinned bodies within the Latino community, we’ve been complicit in sowing the seeds of colorism, says Garza.
College/DSO Return to Campus Forums Forums to present each college’s and the DSO’s plans will be held on the following dates: Palo Alto College: July 14 | 9:30 – 11 a.m. St. Philip’s College: July 15 | Noon – 1:30 p.m. Northeast Lakeview College: July 16 | 2 – 3:30 p.m. San Antonio College: July
The health and wellness of students at Northwest Vista College is the highest priority. Out of an abundance of caution, the Alamo Colleges District and Northwest Vista College have made some temporary changes to the way we provide instruction and operate in light of the growing concerns related to the coronavirus. Return to Campus Plan
The Rivard Report recently published a story about Community Health Workers from Northwest Vista College on the front lines helping to fight COVID-19. To read the story, go here.
As Northwest Vista College prepares for a conversation on Black Lives Matter and anti-racism on July 9 from 11 am to noon, we want to make sure that we take this opportunity to look inward. The goal is to create a space for NVC employees to discuss their experiences related to race, while not attempting
Several Northwest Vista College faculty and staff are participating in a new citywide online training hosted by The San Antonio Compassionate Institute to help give educators new skills to process challenging new life lessons while leveraging and navigating to a new, better normal. According to the Compassionate Institute, “Our world has changed. Pandemic disruption has
In this pilot episode we sit down with NVC’s Paul Vallejo from Northwest Vista College and import and edit a photo using Adobe Lightroom.
In this episode of “Vista Videos” NVC’s Dr. Scott Walker enlightens us with just how fast the coronavirus can travel.
Northwest Vista College students will now be able to get an easier transition to a bachelor’s degree in Engineering with a new partnership between Alamo Colleges and the The University of Texas at San Antonio. TATE, which stands for UTSA Transfer Academy for Tomorrow’s Engineers (TATE) program, will allow NVC students to co-enroll at both
We stand with Black Americans, and as educators, we strive to empower our students to think critically and speak truth to power. Therefore, Northwest Vista College’s Leadership Team cannot stand by in silence since we see the pressing need to end racism and dismantle white supremacy that, today, continues to undermine freedom and justice. We
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