In this Return to Campus Update, the following topics are discussed: Preparing for Spring 2021 Onsite Health Screening and Temperature Check Preparing Classrooms for Onsite Teaching and Learning To read the newsletter, go to this link: Return To Campus Update
Northwest Vista College Staff Senate has partnered with Teri Dimas, NVC Personal Fitness Trainer Program coordinator, to provide videos in keeping a healthy lifestyle during our time of remote learning and teaching. Teri’s latest video addresses self‐myofascial release (SMR) along with stretching.
Alamo Colleges District has been monitoring and communicating with the San Antonio Metropolitan Health District concerning the outbreak of COVID-19 (previously known as coronavirus). If someone self-reports an exposure to COVID-19, please advise they remain at their current location and contact the Alamo Colleges Police Department at 210-485-0099 (non-emergency). For questions, please contact the Alamo
District 4 Heroes Northwest Vista College Employees participated in District 4 Heroes 5K+10K Run/Walk to kickoff the 10thAnnual Fit Family Challenge. Coordinated by San Antonio Sports, the event was held on May 11 at Port San Antonio. It’s recognized as an official USA Track & Field (USATF)-Certified course. USATF is the national governing body for track
Congratulations to Northwest Vista College faculty Brenya Buchalski who recently competed in the Spa Girl Tri event at the JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country Resort & Spa. Brenya came in second place in her age group of 55 to 59 with a finishing time of 1:08:41.7. She had to complete a 400 meter swim,
Northwest Vista College nutrition students (BIOL 1322-007) recently hosted a food drive on campus as a service project with the Guadalupe Community Center and the students. Assistant Professor of Biology Jo Ann Gonzalez said due to the generous donations from students, faculty, and staff, “we were able to collect 560 pounds of food! Your donations will help
Northwest Vista College’s Dance program will welcome Stuart Pimsler Dance & Theater later this month – an internationally recognized company that engages communities through their performance work, as well as diverse educational programs including arts and health. Jayne King, NVC Dance Coordinator, said bringing this company to campus is significant because students and the “NVC
VIA Metropolitan Transit recently partnered with Alamo Colleges to introduce U-Pass, which will allow students, faculty and staff to ride the buses for free. Since the partnership, many more Northwest Vista College students have been using the bus. The Express-News, KSAT, KTSA and WOAI published the story. See here.
With the help of a new grant, Dr. Don Lucas, Ph.D., likely could become a YouTube star, and he’s not just talking about happiness. He’s enlightening his audiences about human sexuality. The $5,000 grant from the Association of Psychological Science will allow Dr. Don (as the NVC community likes to call him) to pay NVC students
In the January issue of The Employee Enhancement Newsletter January is Healthy Weight Awareness Month. Read about how to “Aim for a Healthy Weight.” New Year’s Resolutions For Mental Health Low-Risk Ways to Start Investing Your Money Read more here: January 2019 Employee Newsletter (2400) The Supervisor/HR Newsletter Being a Leader How to Improve the
Three years ago Venetia June Pedraza was diagnosed with Lupus and decided that she was going to learn everything in regards to fighting this disease. At the start of this journey she learned about anti-inflammatory diets that worked best for fighting autoimmune diseases. In addition, Venetia “June” also looked into fitness regimens that were geared
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