The Northwest Vista College Advocacy team is grateful and sad to see their latest group of interns move on with their careers. Six interns, who will be soon receiving a degree in Master of Social Work (M.S.W.), worked with the Advocacy team that helps nearly 200 students a day. The team’s services include finding food
The San Antonio Business Journal recently featured the groundbreaking ceremony of the Northwest Education & Training Center. Northwest Vista College will be the lead college at the center. Read more here:https://www.bizjournals.com/sanantonio/news/2022/05/06/alamo-colleges-district-breaks-ground.html
In every team and department at Northwest Vista College, there are always great stories to tell that show faculty and staff going above and beyond. While it’s hard to capture every story, we hope to periodically share in this space some of the major accomplishments or projects that are taking place. Members of the executive
Welcome new Northwest Vista College English faculty Samantha Raymond. Prior to coming to NVC, she was the assistant manager at Dragon’s Lair Comics & Fantasy in Alamo Ranch. She says she absolutely loved that job, because she loves reading comics and talking to people about comics. Nearly 15 years of her career experience has been
Volunteer employees from Microsoft Data Center San Antonio recently visited Northwest Vista College to assemble wildlife habitat boxes that will be placed at NVC’s 30-acre EcoLab in Bandera. As a part of a three-year Microsoft Community Empowerment Fund grant the Geography and Environmental Sustainability department was able to purchase bat, butterfly, blue bird, wren, and
Congrats to NVC math faculty Hector Trevino! Recently, a former student Alex Zamora credited Hector in a YouTube video for putting him on a path to making math easy for him which led him to become a NASA engineer. When Hector is not busy teaching, he’s also athletically talented outside the classroom. He has won the
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Congratulations to Northwest Vista College’s Elizabeth Sirchia Murray from the Student Success team. She represented the Alamo City Cornhole as part of a 10-athlete team to compete at the Texas Club Cup on April 29 – May 1. The San Antonio crew had a great showing with many “clutch” performances and were able to finish 3rd overall.
Northwest Vista College adjunct faculty member Jennifer Cain‘s research caught the attention of Texas Public Radio. Her research, titled “For Those Seeking a Good Time while in San Antonio, Texas” – The Restrictions and Permissions of Bawdy Houses from 1889 – 1941 encouraged the news radio network to create a podcast series (Listen to it
In this month’s Deer Oaks newsletter, the following employee topics are available: Supervisor Excellence Webinar Series: The Keys to Effec[vely Managing Employee Performance How to Use Your Leadership Style to Be3er Approach ChallengesChallenging the S[gma of Mental Health Ask Your EAP! See this link for the articles.
In this month’s Deer Oaks newsletter, the following employee topics are available: On-Demand Seminar: Sleep Essentials Start Your Day with Inten[on Mental Health Awareness Month – May 2022: Mental Health Support Is for Everyone Hobbies Can Improve Your Life See this link for the articles.
Five Northwest Vista College and two Alamo Colleges employees were recently recognized at the district-wide ALAS completion ceremony on May 6. The ALAS Class XV graduates are: Mallory Plummer, NVC Elladean Moreno, NVC Dr. Randall Garza, NVC Jonathon Gonzales, NVC Sgt. Jill Sprowls, DSO Eva Gaitan, DSO Stacey Blum, DSO Along with the graduates, NVC
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