On Oct. 25, members of Northwest Vista College’s Public Relation’s team took part in the annual Halloween event at the West Side Girl Scouts Center called “Ghouls Night Out.” Over 600 families, vendors and volunteers took part in the evening event that was open to the whole community. Lisa McDaniel, Melissa Monroe-Young and Paul Vallejo
Melinda Zepeda and Marisela Barrera, of the NVC English Department, recently held a reading of selected creative works at “Towards an Aesthetics of South Texas Women Artists Conference” held at Texas A&M University, Kingsville. The conference was held on Oct. 11 and it brought together a number of visual artists, writers, and educators to explore the concept.
Three Northwest Vista Geography and Environmental Sustainability students, along with NVC’s Dr. Scott Walker, presented at the 2018 Southwest Division of the American Association of Geographers annual meeting from Oct. 3-6, at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge. “Established in 1949, SWAAG exists to further professional investigations in geography, to encourage the application of geographic
Esther Mari Conejo Circulation Desk Supervisor, Library What her peers say anonymously: September’s Employee of the Month nominee molded a diverse group of part time and work study students under her supervision into a true community in which all members are empowered to contribute, are mutually respectful and have mutual trust. We work together, laugh
Northwest Vista College employees lead a group of Dual Credit senior students from Marshall High School on a campus tour.
In support of students in their education journey, NVC Math for Teachers faculty has been going above and beyond to create learning & teaching materials for students through the Canvas Online Learning Platform. After months of hard work and dedication, the team has developed a suite of open resources for students who are registered in
Linda Garcia, senior specialist, NVC Enrollment Services What her peers say anonymously: Linda Garcia is dedicated, reliable, and eternally upbeat. She has grown enormously in the time she has served with the Records Team; swiftly becoming a mentor and leader among the team. Linda has a team-player mind-set, is always enthusiastic and willing to embrace
NVC faculty member Heidi Hunt is a math professor, saxophonist, writer, runner, and mom. She’s also now the author of “The Final Stretch: Journey to Wholeness,” published this year. On the back of her new book, Jean Ohlerking Flower, co-founder of Children’s Cup International, said “Raw and rare are two words that describe the exposed
NVC faculty member Heidi Hunt is a math professor, saxophonist, writer, runner, and mom. She’s also now the author of “The Final Stretch: Journey to Wholeness,” published this year. On the back of her new book, Jean Ohlerking Flower, co-founder of Children’s Cup International, said “Raw and rare are two words that describe the exposed
NVC faculty member Heidi Hunt is a math professor, saxophonist, writer, runner, and mom. She’s also now the author of “The Final Stretch: Journey to Wholeness,” published this year. On the back of her new book, Jean Ohlerking Flower, co-founder of Children’s Cup International, said “Raw and rare are two words that describe the exposed
NVC faculty member Heidi Hunt is a math professor, saxophonist, writer, runner, and mom. She’s also now the author of “The Final Stretch: Journey to Wholeness,” published this year. On the back of her new book, Jean Ohlerking Flower, co-founder of Children’s Cup International, said “Raw and rare are two words that describe the exposed
Kudos to NVC’s newest librarian, Rose Rodriguez, for winning a $1,000 scholarship to attend the Joint Conference for Librarians of Color (JCLC) September 26-30 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Ten different library associations provided scholarship funds to give library employees the chance to network and participate in professional development on topics surrounding race, accessibility, and leadership.
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