Northwest Vista College faculty and staff shared a variety of concerns their students are having as they navigate our current crisis. This video will help answer these questions: How we can best support our students? What are the resources available at NVC? What information is helpful to share with students as we begin a new
Vice President for Student Success Debi Gaitan has been nominated for the Texas Association of Community Colleges’ 2020 Carl M. Cheesie Nelson Administrative Leadership Award. This esteemed award recognizes administrators with outstanding leadership qualities who have made a significant impact on higher education. To learn more about the award, visit https://tacc.org/tacc/carl-m-cheesie-nelson-award
Important Links: General Remote Services Link:https://www.alamo.edu/nvc/about-us/remote-learning/students/ Student Emergency Aid: https://www.alamo.edu/studentemergencyaid/ Instructions for Remote Work Request form: https://mylarevista.org/covid-19-remote-work-request/ Employee Resources for Working Remotely:https://www.alamo.edu/RemoteToolkit/ Laptop/hotspot checkout:https://www.alamo.edu/nvc/news-events/news/2020/june/laptop-checkout/ Keep teaching: https://www.alamo.edu/online/keep-teaching/
Times are Changing… Are You?
Los tiempos están cambiando … ¿y tú?
Congratulations to Northwest Vista College’s Marketing & Strategic Communications team for recently receiving an El Bronce Award of Merit for its NVC Employee Facebook page from the San Antonio chapter of the Public Relations Society of America. Every year, the local PRSA chapter recognizes PR professionals and campaigns from across the city at its annual
Congratulations to three Northwest Vista College employees for recently graduating from the Alamo Colleges Leadership Academy for Success, also known as ALAS. The NVC employees are: Laura Quintanilla, academic program specialist – NVC Academic Support Services Rita Perez, coordinator of occupational programs – Computer Sciences & Technology Steven Rocha, NVC Enrollment coach coordinator ALAS is
The Northwest Vista College guiding principle of safeguarding the health and wellness for our employees and students remains the foundation upon which our reopening decisions are based. NVC Student Success and completion are key priorities for plans developed at all levels of the NVC Return to Campus plan. Northwest Vista College, and all colleges within
With the COVID-19 pandemic closure of school buildings and university campuses this spring, most students of all ages suddenly became online or distance learners. In this new academic landscape, educators have struggled with how to best educate in an online environment. Northwest Vista College Professor Scott L. Walker, ScEdD, developed the Distance Education Learning Environments
The San Antonio Express-News featured Diana Kersey of Northwest Vista College’s Fine Arts department. Her ceramic tile mural “The Riparian Edge” adorns the new Oxbow building on Broadway street. Read the story here.
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
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