GeekWeek Debuts at NVC
The month of April promises hot weather, spring flowers and…Klingon poetry? That’s right! With April comes Northwest Vista’s first ever GeekWeek, a celebration that encourages us to embrace our inner geek.
The month of April promises hot weather, spring flowers and…Klingon poetry? That’s right! With April comes Northwest Vista’s first ever GeekWeek, a celebration that encourages us to embrace our inner geek.
Information is needed for an incident that occurred in Parking Lot #9 (back of campus near Facilities) at approximately 10 am on Wednesday, March 6.
As most of you know, one of our three college strategic plan objectives is “student completion.” This objective aligns with the goal for all of our Alamo Colleges to improve graduation rates. One of the strategies to support the goal of improving graduation is the development of a “STAY THE COURSE” series.
[image 1]NVC College Services hosted a spring break theme All College meeting, complete with tourism trivia, prizes and beach balls bouncing in the air.
[image 1]On March 2, Charles Hinkley, Ph.D., of the NVC Philosophy department and NVC chair of Humanities, and Laura Cavicchi, LPC, of the NVC Psychology department, presented academic papers at the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics 22nd Annual Meeting in San Antonio.
Thanks to June Pedraza, Ph.D., NVC English coordinator, Northwest Vista College will be the host for the 2014 NACCS' Tejas Foco conference, titled “Chican@ Studies in Texas: Surviving and Thriving in our Communities.”
Congratulations to the NVC Community Development team. Their “Celebrate Vista” project received Honorable Mention for the Council for Advancement and Support of Education accolades competition.
Less than a year of construction, the new parking garage at Northwest Vista College is already 50 percent complete. It’s estimated that the garage could be open by the upcoming fall semester.
[image 1]Major Mania is a great way to get students informed in a fun and purposeful way.
[image 1]The nation’s leading researchers on cooperating learning, Roger and David W. Johnson, were on campus March 1 to share their knowledge and skills with NVC instructors.
[image 1]For Vietnam veteran Dennis Gittinger, Ph.D., being in academia for 40 years is a milestone he recently celebrated with family and friends.
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