Wildcat Spirit Award by Qiaoying “Joy” Zhou, PhD I was honored to receive the Wildcat Spirit Award in November. It is extremely hard to choose one nominee to pass along the award. Over the past 15+ years, I have had the privilege to work with so many extraordinary colleagues and friends at NVC. I am curious
What his peers say anonymously Paul Hernandez NVC Certified Advisor Vista Central Welcome and Admissions Center Paul embodies students first as he is the first one in the office every day and earlier on event days to ensure that he is prepared to assist students and team members. He also works with each student and
Employee Newsletter In this month’s Deer Oaks Employee Newsletter, the following topics are discussed: On-Demand Seminar – The Sandwich Genera$on at Work Twelve Ways to Have a Healthy Holiday Season Fighting Depression Around the Holidays Managing Finances This Holiday Season Read more here.
It’s that time again for the annual NVC Gives Back campaign. The 2022 goal is to increase NVC dollars raised by 4.5% to $55,222.00 and become a majority giving institution at 51% participation. Currently, NVC is at $12,538.00 and 11% participation. By getting over 50%, NVC is sending a clear message to other organizations that the NVC family cares
In this month’s Supervisor newsletter, the following topics are discussed: Supervisor Excellence Webinar Series- Transitioning from Staff Member to Supervisor Why to Address Poor Performance Communicating Expectations to Prevent Poor Performance Ask Your EAP! Read it here
For October In this month’s Employee Newsletter, the following topics are discussed: On-Demand Seminar- Navigating Your Holidays National Emotional Wellness Month-Emotional Wellness Toolkit Mindfulness for Your Health Yoga for Health: Positioning Your Body and Mind Read it here
An Employee of the Month exemplifies the NVC culture through our core values. This person exemplifies our culture our values of Collaboration, Can-Do Spirit, and Students First. Collaboration This candidate is always willing to help no matter what. They are always a great support in many capacities. Students have also praised this person for their
Northwest Vista College’s Academic Services hosted the October All College meeting on Sept. 9. NVC Dean Bobby Ayala helped lead the meeting with some of the areas that make up his departments, such as Humanities & Government, English & Reading, Dance, Drama, Learning, and Community Engagement. Other areas also provided updates like Community Collaboration and
HalloVISTA 2022 is on FRIDAY, October 21 – 5:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The event is free and open to the public. Activities begin at 5:30 p.m. in front of DWWC and end at 7:00 pm when the movie begins. This year we are showing Ghost Busters: Afterlife The audience for the event is the
For September In this month’s Employee Newsletter, these topics are covered: On-Demand Seminar-Open Communication: Powerful Ways to Create It Five Action Steps for Helping Someone in Emotional Pain My Mental Health: Do I Need Help? Ten Reasons to Have a Will Read it here In this month’s Supervisor Newsletter, these topics are covered: Supervisor Excellence
After a challenging two years, students came back in full force starting on Aug. 22. As early as 6:30 am in the morning, students filled classes and the parking lot ready to learn and embark on their educational journey. Purple tents were strategically placed around the campus to help navigate students to their classrooms and
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