Showing posts with label campus events. Show all posts
Showing posts with label campus events. Show all posts

Friday, February 21, 2014

Black History Month at NOVA: Upcoming Events


Spring 2014 Movie Series- The Butler

Come see the film The Butler today, Friday, February 21st at the Loudoun Campus.

Loudoun - LW
Room: 118

4:00 PM - 6:30 PM


The US Domestic Slave Trade 1790's-1865 Lecture & Panel Discussion

Monday, February 24 7:30 PM

The panel discussion will revolve around the Solomon Northrup film 12 Years A Slave as well as the significance of Alexandria City as a major human trafficking port then. We'll discuss the significance of American Black Slavery historically as well as its modern impact on Race,Wealth, Politics & Society today.

Alexandria - Bisdorf
Room: 196

Contact Information:
Name: Dr. Joseph Windham
Email: jewindham@nvcc.edu

Friday, January 10, 2014

Get Involved - ELI's Virtual Student Union (VSU)

 
Have you heard of ELI’s VSU? VSU stands for Virtual Student Union, and if you’re an ELI student, you have unlimited access to this site!  This online hub has been built to help keep ELI students connected outside of their courses. Using the VSU, you can start online clubs, discuss life and topics of interest with fellow students, and also hang out!  Here are some of the Virtual Student Union’s features:  

· Discussion Den: talk to other students about study topics, discuss current events, connect with other students who are new to online learning and so much more.
· The Quad: In the Quad, you can start an Interest Group, listen to music with other students in the Music Lounge, or play free online games or joinone of our fantasy sports leagues in the Game Center.  
· Newsroom: The Newsroom is your center for all campus news.  We have links to ELife, ELI’s Student  Blog here, as well as the ELI Bulletin Board. Don’t forget to check out the NOVA Fortnightly and the NOVAChronicle, as both are written by NOVA students.
· Events: Keep checking our Events calendar to find out about our next webinar or get-together. We will post all upcoming events here, including times and registration links.  
To get access to all areas of the site, you will need to sign-up by clicking “Connect!”, then “Register” on the VSU homepage.  Once you’re registered, feel free to update your profile and connect to the Virtual Student Union through Facebook too! If you have any ideas, suggestions, or need help with the site, please email us at EliStuLife@nvcc.edu.

Monday, November 18, 2013

This Week at ELI: November 18-24, 2013


IMPORTANT COURSE DATES

Ø  November 19 – ELI 3rd 8-week session ends.

Ø  November 22 – ELI 4th 8-week session – last day to withdraw with grade of ‘W’ (no tuition refund).

Ø  Don’t put off studying for finals, be prepared---3rd 12 week session ends December 10.

EVENTS 

v  November 18 – Open Registration Begins – New and Continuing students eligible to register

v  For a listing of ELI events, to include Native American Heritage month and our pedometer challenge, please click here.

v  For a listing of NOVA events to include college visits, symposiums and more, click here.
 
UPCOMING ELI WEBNIARS  

Attending an ELI webinar is a valuable way to invest your time to develop your academic skills and promote your academic success.  

Thursday, November 21 12:15 pm – 1:00 pm: Getting Ready for Your Next Semester - This 45 minute webinar for NOVA students will focus on answering key questions students have about preparing for their next semester.  Topics covered will include program identification, course selection, college resources, schedule planning, and registration/payment tips.  To register, please click on the date:  Thursday, November 21 12:15 pm – 1:00 pm

Wednesday, November 20 12:15 pm – 1:00 pm: Conducting a Job Search - This 45 minute webinar will focus on basic strategies for conducting a job search. Topics covered will include creating a plan, identifying sources of job leads, and resume, cover letter, and interview basics. To register, please click on the date: This 45 minute webinar will focus on basic strategies for conducting a job search. Topics covered will include creating a plan, identifying sources of job leads, and resume, cover letter, and interview basics.
The Webinars referenced below will not be streamed live; however, please feel free to request recordings:
Tackling Math Anxiety:  Click here to view the webinar recording:  Math can be a difficult subject no matter how smart you are.  Many students view math as overwhelming and scary—but it doesn’t have to be.  Learn how to study more efficiently for mathematics and apply relaxing techniques to reduce your anxieties.   

Beyond Google – Basic Library Skills for Online Learners- Have you ever been assigned a paper or project and don’t know where to start? Do you feel like you need extra practice for your assignments? Are you curious what library resources are available to you without going to a campus library? This 5 minute video will give you a brief introduction to what library resources are available to you as an online learner. There might be more than you expect!  Watch the video!  

Creating a Personal Mission Statement: Click here to view the webinar recording: Learn how to channel your goals into actions!  From visualization to motivation, this pre-recorded webinar will help you to create and fine-tune your personal mission statement.  

Creating Win-Win Relationships: Click here to view the webinar recording: Win-Win will teach you how to cooperate in relationships rather than compete.  This webinar will teach you how to share success with others by being respectful and assertive without being manipulated. 

Synergy: Click here to view the webinar recording: Learn how to integrate your knowledge, skills, and expertise with others to collaborate effectively.  This webinar is excellent for working in small groups and communicating with your instructor or teammates.
ELI Orientation: Click here to request a recording of an earlier session. This one hour webinar for students enrolled in courses offered through the Extended Learning Institute (ELI) will focus on getting started in your courses, navigating in your Blackboard course site, identifying tips for success, and student support services.
ONGOING 

·       Proctor Requests:  If you are out of the area, be sure to submit your Proctor Request.  Proctor Requests are processed in the order they are received.  It takes 3-5 business days for the form to be processed so please do not wait until the day before your test!  

Resources to Promote Your Academic Success  

·       Smarthinking Free 24/7 Tutoring:  Click here to access Smarthinking free tutoring.  Course Success is just a click away!
 
·       Student Lingo: Student Lingo is a series of interactive on-demand workshops, action plans, and valuable resources focused on helping students achieve their academic, personal, and career goals. Workshops include test taking strategies, time management, study skills, resume writing and more. Click here to learn more

Monday, October 28, 2013

This Week at ELI: October 28-November 3, 2013


 
IMPORTANT COURSE DATES
Ø  October 28 – ELI 3rd 8 week session, last day to withdraw with grade of ‘W’.
Ø  October 29 – ELI 2nd 8-week session, last day of class.
Ø  October 31 – ELI 1st 16-week session, last day to withdraw with grade of ‘W’.
Ø  November 1 – ELI 3rd 4-week session (MTT), last day to withdraw with grade of ‘W’.

EVENTS  

v  Save the Date:  Nov. 4-8  Advising Week – held on all NOVA Campuses
v  For a listing of ELI events, please click here.
v  For a listing of NOVA events, please click here.

UPCOMING ELI WEBNIARS

Tuesday, October 29, 3:00-5:00pm: MEC Exchange Workshop – Interested in enrolling in one of MEC’s Allied Health and Nursing Programs?  Attend a MEC exchange workshop!  This workshop is intended to increase your knowledge of the admission process and to help you to prepare for admission into NOVA’s exceptional Allied Health and Nursing Programs.  For more details, contact MEC Advisor Bridget Page at bpage@nvcc.edu.  

Thursday, October, 31, 12:00-1:00pm: Transfer Planning - It’s never too early to begin your planning to transfer to another institution. This one-hour webinar will discuss the basics of transfer planning; information about Guaranteed Admission Agreements, Articulation Agreements, and Transfer Guides; and a web tour of NOVA’s transfer website. Click here to register.
 
Friday, November 1, 1:00-2:00pm: Tackling Math Anxiety - Math can be a difficult subject no matter how smart you are.  Many students view math as overwhelming and scary—but it doesn’t have to be.  Learn how to study more efficiently for mathematics and apply relaxing techniques to reduce your anxieties. Click here to register.  

Beyond Google – Basic Library Skills for Online Learners- Have you ever been assigned a paper or project and don’t know where to start? Do you feel like you need extra practice for your assignments? Are you curious what library resources are available to you without going to a campus library? This 5 minute video will give you a brief introduction to what library resources are available to you as an online learner. There might be more than you expect!  Watch the video!  

Creating a Personal Mission Statement: Click here to view the webinar recording: Learn how to channel your goals into actions!  From visualization to motivation, this pre-recorded webinar will help you to create and fine-tune your personal mission statement. 

Creating Win-Win Relationships: Click here to view the webinar recording: Win-Win will teach you how to cooperate in relationships rather than compete.  This webinar will teach you how to share success with others by being respectful and assertive without being manipulated. 

Synergy: Click here to view the webinar recording: Learn how to integrate your knowledge, skills, and expertise with others to collaborate effectively.  This webinar is excellent for working in small groups and communicating with your instructor or teammates.
ELI Orientation: Click here to request a recording of an earlier session. This one hour webinar for students enrolled in courses offered through the Extended Learning Institute (ELI) will focus on getting started in your courses, navigating in your Blackboard course site, identifying tips for success, and student support services.

ONGOING

Proctor Requests:  If you are out of the area, be sure to submit your Proctor Request.  Proctor Requests are processed in the order they are received.  It takes 3-5 business days for the form to be processed so please do not wait until the day before your test!


Tuesday, October 15, 2013

Loudoun Campus Veterinary Technology Program Open House

If you are considering a career as a Vet Tech, plan to attend the Loudoun Campus Veterinary Technology Program Open House tomorrow evening, October 16, 2013, 6-8pm.  Many of the required courses can be taken online through ELI.  For more information about the program, please click here.   For directions to Loudoun Campus, please click here.
 
 
 

Thursday, October 10, 2013

Loudoun Campus Veterinary Technology Program Open House

If you are considering a career as a Vet Tech, plan to attend the Loudoun Campus Veterinary Technology Program Open House on October 16, 2013.  Many of the required courses can be taken online through ELI.  For more information about the program, please click here.

Friday, October 4, 2013

Weekend Fun at NOVA Woodbridge Campus


Get your weekend workout at the Woodbridge Campus Second Annual 5K Run and Community Expo, this Sunday, October 6 from 8am-12noon.  The NOVA 5K Hustle 2 Health, will benefit the NVCC Educational Foundation and provide scholarships for NOVA students.
 
The event will run from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and will be located outside the new Arts & Sciences Building. Start off your morning with the 5K run starting at 8am or participate in the family friendly One-mile Fun Walk. An awards ceremony, expo, mobile health services/screenings, and kid’s zone will also be featured following the 5K/Fun Walk.
 
This year’s event is sponsored by Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center, Wegmans, and Sport & Health, and a number of additional local businesses.
 
To register for the run, please click here. If you would like to sign up to volunteer, please contact Rolando Garcia at rogarcia@nvcc.edu.
 
 

Wednesday, August 21, 2013

ELI Welcome Week Events


The first day of the fall semester is quickly approaching!

Mark your calendars join us for our Fall Welcome Week events @ ELI!

August 21st
First Day of Classes!  Follow our social media sites for tips for success on the first day of classes!
August 22nd
Live Q &A with ELI: Join our Google Hangout to connect with staff and other students to get a jumpstart on your fall semester!
August 23rd
How to Succeed in Distance Learning Courses: This 45 minute webinar will focus on strategies and tips for being successful in distance learning courses Topics covered will include time management, schedule planning, learning preferences and support services. Sign up here!
August 26th
Common Reader Program Begins! Follow the blog here to learn more:
August 27th
Student Life @ ELI: Join us on Google Hangouts to learn more about programs and events offered online and in-person to become more connected and involved during the semester.
August 28th
ELI will be hosting an Open House on Wednesday, August 28 from   5:30 – 7:30 at our new facility in Fairfax. Drop in for a great opportunity to meet faculty, staff and fellow students while getting more information about support services available to help you successfully complete your online course(s). Food and raffle prizes will be provided. We hope to see you there!
August 29th
Common Reader Chat: Join us for our first book chat with our common reader participants through Google Hangouts.
August 30th
ELI Technology Fair: Visit ELI at the Manassas Campus as we answer all your technology questions as you getting started in your ELI courses. Stop by and enter to win a technology prize pack 
Sept 1st
Join ELI’s online Fantasy Football League visit our Virtual Student Union (VSU). Compete with other students and win prizes. Sign up here!
Sept 5th
ELI Technology Fair: Visit ELI at the Alexandria Campus as we answer all your technology questions as you getting started in your ELI courses. Stop by and enter to win a technology prize pack. 
Sept 12th
ELI NOVA Day:  Join us for virtual events including an online scavenger hunt and a Student Life Google Hangout chat to celebrate the ELI online student community!



Visit our ELI event calendar to learn more about these events and other programs at ELI! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Friday, May 10, 2013

Congratulations Graduates: NOVA’s 2013 Commencement Ceremony



The Extended Learning Institute would like to take this opportunity to congratulate our 2013 graduates!  We take great pride in recognizing your accomplishments and invite you to attend the College Commencement Ceremony on May 19, 2013, 2:00pm, at the Patriot Center, Fairfax, VA. 
NOVA’s Commencement is an excellent opportunity to create memories and celebrate your achievements with your family, friends and professors! Guest tickets are not required and graduates are welcome to invite unlimited guests.

Although attendance is voluntary, we hope to celebrate your accomplishment, hard work and dedication at NOVA’s 2013 Commencement Ceremony.  To participate, graduates must be dressed in the appropriate cap and gown and must arrive by 1:00pm.  For additional information to include FAQ’s and a brochure please click here.
We wish you much continued success in your future endeavors! 

Monday, April 8, 2013

Alexandria Campus Job Fair - April 23

COME TO THE NOVA ALEXANDRIA CAMPUS JOB FAIR!!!

April 23, 2013
10 am - 12:30 pm
Location: BISDORF AA 158


DID YOU KNOW…Research shows that networking is STILL the best way to land a job?
Come to the Alexandria Campus Job Fair to network, seek job and internship opportunities, and learn about employment resources available to you! (And remember, companies will be looking to employ individuals from a variety of majors!)
ARE YOUR RESUME/INTERVIEWING SKILLS A LITTLE RUSTY???
Prepare in advance by attending a resume or interviewing workshop being held before the fair.