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December 21, 2016


GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

Spring 2017 Celebrate Learning, Januray 10-11, 2017 (NEW)

Spring 2017 Celebrate Learning has been scheduled for the morning of January 10 and the afternoon of January 11. Our guest speaker for the opening keynote is nationally known Linda Suskie. Please see the attached Celebrate Learning schedule for her bio and all session information. This event is designed for all faculty (both part-time and full-time), however, staff are always welcomed to participate with prior approval from their supervisor.

WANT TO MAKE SOME MUSIC?

You don’t have to be a Music Major to take private lessons in VOICE or on ANY INSTRUMENT, to join the JAZZ BAND, the CHAMBER WINDS, the CHAMBER SINGERS, or the CHAMBER STRINGS. Check the SCHEDULE OF CLASSES under MUSI and MUAP classes. Come join the Community of Artists at NWACC MUSIC! See attached flyer.

Tutoring Center Christmas Break Info

The Burns Hall Tutoring Center will be closed beginning Saturday, December 17 and will reopen when classes resume on January 17. This also includes the WCC tutoring services as well. For more information on tutoring services, please visit the tutoring page at: https://www.nwacc.edu/web/tutoring-center/.

New Composition II Class-Professional Writing for Food Studies Students

Students who want to practice writing for the needs of the real world will benefit from this class. Open to all who are interested, and this course transfers as a Composition II course. For-sure assignments (student may suggest and get approval to write about other topics than food): *Resume, Cover letter, Thank you letter *Memoir-type essay that includes food or is about food *Recipe with a short essay about it *Restaurant review, with possibility of submission to The Free Weekly, Eagle View, or a local or regional magazine *Menu proposal and rationale with oral presentation component Possible assignments (which would be in addition to the above list): *Creation of a class cookbook that would include the recipes and short essays assignment *Cookbook review with submission to a national food magazine for possible publication *Operation, care, and storage instructions for a piece of kitchen equipment *Reading a book about food and cooking, and writing a response to it Course details: CRN #20047 ENGL 1023 MW 10:30-11:45 a.m. BH 2326 CRN #20059 ENGL 1023 MW 3:00-4:15 p.m. BH 2326 For more information contact the instructor, Denise Nemec (dnemec@nwacc.edu)

NWACC Chamber Orchestra

NWACC Chamber Orchestra has openings for all string players, including violin, viola, ‘cello, and string bass. Non-students of all ages within the community are welcome, but we have a limited number of scholarships available for both music majors, as well as non-music majors. Orchestra meets every Wednesday 6:00-8:30 PM beginning spring semester 2017.

Spring 2017 Home For Dinner Scholarship Application Now Available! 

The Spring 2017 Home For Dinner Scholarship application is now available for Arkansas or Missouri residents with a 2.0 GPA who are a veteran of the U.S. Military, currently on active duty, or a member of the National Guard. For a copy of the application, click HERE!

Chamber Singers

Register now for Chamber Singers Spring 2017. Rehearse T/T at 1:30. Some scholarships are still available! Contact Miles Fish mfish@nwacc.edu for info. Spring emphasis: Mozart and Gilbert & Sullivan’s “Trial by Jury”.

2017-2018 Scholarship Application NOW AVAILABLE! 

The Scholarship Application for the 2017-2018 academic school year is now available thru March 1st, 2017. You will only have to fill out one application online. Our software will determine which of the 130+ scholarships available that you qualify for based on how you answer the questions on the application. To start your application, please visit the NWACC Scholarship website (www.nwacc.edu/web/scholarships/) and click “Apply for NWACC Scholarships” on the lower left-hand side. For more information about the application and the review process, check out the NWACC Scholarship Resources Facebook page for the virtual website or attend one of our in-person workshops. For questions, please email scholarships@nwacc.edu.

Study Abroad – Summer 2017 Application Deadline Coming Soon!

NWACC – Study Abroad Office has 4 great trips next summer to Haiti, Thailand, Italy, and Greece. We are still accepting applications until January 15th, 2017. Don’t be left out, apply now! https://www.nwacc.edu/web/studyabroad/

Improve Your Communication 

NWACC’s Communication Department will offer COMM 2323 Interpersonal Communication this coming spring semester 2017. This course is nontraditional (no tests, no textbook) with the focus of hands on learning. Students will also conduct a Human Library Project as the primary courses assignment. Participants will also receive Service Learning Credit. The course will meet Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3-4:15pm in Burns Hall. Please see attached flyer.

Supply Drive/Fundraiser for the Cherokee Immersion School 

Students of the Native American Project (a service-learning project) are yet again doing a supply drive/fundraiser for the Cherokee Immersion School. If you would like to donate colored pencils/markers, colored paper, composition books, or any other school supplies for this unique Cherokee-language elementary school, please contact Chris Huggard, chuggard@nwacc.edu or 479-619-4270, for more information or to make a donation. Thanks to everyone who has already donated and for advancing the preservation of a dying language that is many thousands of years old but in peril.

Become a Master Naturalist in the Natural State

Applications are being accepted for the NWA chapter of Arkansas Master Naturalists. Annual training starts 1/21/17 for residents of Benton and Washington counties; 1/28/17 for residents of Washington and Madison counties. Classes will meet on alternating Saturdays. Cost is $135 for the training and materials, plus $30 annual dues. Limited scholarships are being offered.

NWACC THANKS! 

Tis the season of THANKS! Outstanding faculty and staff do make a difference. NWACC THANKS provides a way to say “thanks” for a job well done. THANKS can be offered by students, staff or faculty. and you may choose to remain anonymous. Your note will be sent to the recipient as an email, with a copy going to our college President, Dr. Evelyn Jorgenson. Show your appreciation and give THANKS here: http://content.nwacc.edu/distanceLearning/thanks/thanks.php

Study Abroad – Summer 2017

NWACC is offering four Study Abroad trips in Summer 2017 to all students, faculty, and community members. The trips are Haiti, Thailand, Greece, and Italy. The application deadline is Jan. 15th, 2017. Please contact StudyAbroad@nwacc.edu for more info or go to: https://nwacc.edu/web/studyabroad/.

2017 President’s Circle Art Exhibition

Two25 Art Gallery & Wine Bar, Bentonville The President’s Circle will host an art exhibition in partnership with Two25 Art Gallery & Wine Bar featuring artworks by NWACC alumni and current students April 1 – 30, 2017. A portion of purchase proceeds will benefit the student artist and the NWACC Foundation. This event is open to the public. To submit your work, click here!

Food Pantry Seeks Protein Items

A few weeks back we sent out a request for breakfast items for the NWACC Food Pantry. As expected, you all were great and response was outstanding. We now have a pretty good supply of breakfast items but are now in need of protein type items. These include peanut butter, dry beans, canned chicken, canned meat, nuts, ravioli, beef -a- roni, etc. Because of generous donations from NWACC employees and students, the NWACC Food Pantry has served over 300 NWACC students and employees this year. The pantry has operated solely on donations and hopes to continue to do so. For more information or to donate contact Becky Hudson at rhudson1@nwacc.edu

2016-2017 NWACC Scholarships 

All of the 2016-2017 NWACC scholarships have been awarded at this time. We had a record number of qualified applicants, which made awarding this year difficult. Please continue to check the daily announcements and the NWACC Scholarship Resources Facebook page for scholarships available outside the regular award period. The application for the 2017-2018 academic year will be open from December 1st, 2016 through March 1st, 2017.

NWACC Announces Food Pantry Distribution Dates

NWACC’s Food Pantry provides help to NWACC students, faculty and staff throughout the year. Food will be distributed on select Wednesdays and Thursdays, beginning August 30, 2016. The Pantry distribution times will be by appointment. A three-day supply of food is given. Applications for assistance can be picked up at the Student Information Center in the Becky Paneitz Student Center or at the Office of Student Life in room 225 H in the Becky Paneitz Student Center. All persons requesting assistance must have an initial application on file. They will then be required to complete a distribution request form each time they request assistance. Distribution Request forms must be turned in at the Office of Student Life no later than 3:30 pm on the Monday before distribution. Please see the attachment for distribution dates and guidelines. First Time Application and Distribution Request Forms are also attached. In emergency cases, food may be distributed outside of normal distribution times. Please contact Becky Hudson, Director of Student Life, at rhudson1@nwacc.edu or 479-986-6682 for more information about the Pantry.

Inter-Club Council (ICC) 

The Inter-Club Council, (ICC), is a group established by the Student Government Association that includes representatives from every campus club. Please join them once a month to hear what other campus clubs are doing and to learn about opportunities, such as funding, available to organizations. Any club member or adviser is welcome and encouraged to attend these meetings. If you have any questions, please contact the Student Government at sga@nwacc.edu or stop by BH 1214. ICC meetings will be: January 25th, February 22th, March 29th

Student Government Association Public Forum

The Student Government Association would like to invite the student body to attend SGA’s public forums where students can express their opinions and learn about happenings on campus. Please contact the Student Government Association at sga@nwacc.edu or stop by the SGA office in BH 1214. Meetings will take place in the Burns Hall 3rd floor board room at noon on the following dates: February 7th, February 21st, March 7th, March 28th, April 11th, April 25th.

Free Counseling for Students

NWACC offers professional and private counseling to students through a partnership with area agencies. Counseling is free for students and available on campus Monday through Thursday. To schedule an appointment, contact Jamie Schraeder at jschraeder@nwacc.edu or 479-619-4237 or Dale Montgomery at dmontgom@nwacc.edu or 479-619-4234.

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October 26, 2016


GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

Fashion 4 a Cause Tickets Available (Updated)

STUDENT TICKETS ONLY $5 with NWACC ID

Please join us as we celebrate NWACC Alumnus Raul ‘Rulli’ Torres as he showcases his High Fashion and Ready-to-Wear Collections. Torres was recognized as NWACC’s 2014 Dick Trammel Outstanding Alumni, joining other alums who have excelled in their careers and made a positive impact on their communities.

Thursday, November 3, 2016
Reception – 6:00 pm
Show – 6:30 pm

Walmart Auditorium, Shewmaker Center for Workforce Technologies
NWACC 1000 SE Eagle Way, Bentonville, AR 72712
There will be a live auction during the show featuring two of Rulli’s original designs!
There will also be a silent auction featuring luxury items.
Event proceeds benefit the NWACC General Scholarship Fund.

PURCHASE TICKETS:

Tickets: VIP Tickets-$25, limited seating (sold out); General tickets-$15; NWACC Student Tickets-$5 with student ID

Purchase tickets at http://bit.ly/2cqTl1L or contact NWACC Foundation at 479.619.4184. 

Raul ‘Rulli’ Torres, whose designs have been showcased in both New York and Dallas, is inspired by elegance and simplicity, and hopes to make women feel beautiful and confident, while also highlighting femininity. Torres is a graduate of both NorthWest Arkansas Community College and the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville.

Open Enrollment Benefits Fair (Today)

Please join the NWACC Human Resources Department for our 2017 Open Enrollment Benefits Fair. The fair is October 26, in the Becky Paneitz Student Center, Room SC 108. The hours are 9:00 am – 3:00 pm. A schedule of events can be found here. We hope to see you at the fair! Contact bgordon@nwacc.edu with questions.

Jack Shewmaker Lecture Series (NEW)

Stu Todd will be the next speaker in the Jack Shewmaker Lecture Series.  He will be speaking on “Self-Leadership and Entrepreneurial Success.”  This event will be held Tuesday, Nov. 1, in Peterson Auditorium.  A reception will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the SCGBD Lobby with the program at 7:00 p.m.  This event is free to students, faculty, staff, and the public.

Discussion of the Book:  Dark Money (NEW)

Dark Money, the Hidden History of the Billionaires Behind the Rise of the Radical Right, is a 2016 book by award-winning author Jane Mayer. Guest presenter Marvin Hilton will summarize the book in an illustrated slide show and with brief video clips before leading a discussion with the audience (sponsored by the NWACC Service Learning Program and OMNI Center for Peace, Justice and Ecology). All students, staff, and the general public are welcome free of charge to the noon, Thursday November 3, event in the Becky Paneitz Student Center, Room 108A&B. The discussion will address the impact and ethics of the Citizens United decision of the US Supreme Court and the financing of political campaigns. For more information, contact Chris Huggard, chuggard@nwacc.edu or 479-619-4270.

Interpreters Needed (NEW)

Rogers Public School District is in need of six to eight Spanish and Marshallese interpreters/translators for their upcoming K-12 Parent/Teacher Conferences on November 1 and 2 from 3 pm – 6:30 pm. They prefer students who have completed and/or are in Advanced Spanish and/or Marshallese; more Spanish translators are needed than Marshallese. Students can choose to volunteer or to apply for paid positions that starts at $10/hour and it is usually 3+ hours per night. Contact Maria Dalati or Jivette De-Jesus at (479) 631-3559 to get more information and apply for the positions.

Open House at CHP

The Health Professions will be holding an open house on November 2 from 2:00 – 4:00 PM in recognition of COPD Awareness Month. Each of our programs will have displays to demonstrate how we all work with patients. S’mores and Hot Chocolate will be served and door prizes are available.

Workforce Wednesday

Serco will be on campus to recruit on November 2nd and December 7th from 11 am – 1:30 pm in the Student Center lobby. On November 9th they will be Burns Halls behind the elevator from 11 am to 1:30 pm. Then on November 16th in the Shewmaker Center for Global Business Development lobby from 11 am – 1:30 pm. Please bring your resumes and dress to impress. Students will be able to apply using the computers by Advising and interviews will be held in the Student Center Room #221. For questions, please call the Career Services Center at 479-986-4001.

Eagle Games

The Student Ambassador team will host the Eagle Games on November 10th from 2:00 to 4:00 pm in the Game Room of Becky Paneitz Student Center. Sign up for yourself to compete in the competition of ping-pong, fooseball, pool, and Wii, in order to win our special prizes. There will be snacks, and popcorn provided. For more information, contact Becky Hudson at rhudson1@nwacc.edu.

NWACC THANKS! 

Tis the season of THANKS! Outstanding faculty and staff do make a difference. NWACC THANKS provides a way to say “thanks” for a job well done. THANKS can be offered by students, staff or faculty. and you may choose to remain anonymous. Your note will be sent to the recipient as an email, with a copy going to our college President, Dr. Evelyn Jorgenson. Show your appreciation and give THANKS here: http://content.nwacc.edu/distanceLearning/thanks/thanks.php

Coat Drive 

NWACC Human Resources will once again be partnering with the Benton County Sharing the Warmth Coat Drive this year.  On November 7, as the drive kicks off, we will be putting drop boxes in many buildings across campus to collect your donations of new and gently used coats and jackets.   The weather is starting to get chilly, and as you go through your closets and find coats that don’t fit or that you don’t want anymore, or if you’re out shopping and find a great sale, please consider giving the gift of warmth to Benton county residents in need.

The HR department will also be happy to collect your donations before the drive starts. Just come by our office in Burns Hall at your convenience.  If you have any questions, please call Robin Roitz at 619-4131 or Heather Worley at 619-4296.

Word Problems (Linear, Systems) – Math Workshops 

Word Problems Workshops – using linear and systems – for Beginning Algebra (and other) students continue on October 27, 12:15-1:15 pm, in SC 314 and on November 2, 4:15-5:15 pm, in SC 314.

Math Workshops for Beginning and Intermediate Algebra and Pre-Algebra – 2nd 8 weeks

The 2nd 8 weeks schedule for Math Workshops for Beginning and Intermediate Algebra and PreAlgebra Students for fall 2016 can be found here. Workshops occur every Wed, 4:15-5:15 pm and Thurs, 12:15-1:15pm.

Rape Culture Presentation

Students, faculty and staff are invited to attend a special presentation by the NWA Sexual Assault Center on the topic of Rape Culture. Come join us on Tuesday, November 1, 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. in the Student Center, Room 108. For additional details, contact dschader@nwacc.edu.

What if the US had lost WW2?

Read Philip K. Dick’s novel, The Man in the High Castle, and find out! (Yes, there’s a show based on the book on Amazon (which won 2 Emmys – PDK is one of the great Sci-fi writers!)). Join the NWACC Book Club on October 26 in BH 2243, 3 pm – 4 pm. Some books to loan are available. Email Sabrina Chesne schesne@nwacc.edu. More: http://nwaccbookclub.blogspot.com/2016/04/fall-2016.html

Cyber Security Symposium

The Cyber Security Symposium will be held on October 26 9 am- 4:30 pm in Peterson Auditorium. Come listen to experts in the I.T./Cyber Security field. Listen to how Cyber experts from major NWA businesses, handle Cyber Security issues for their companies.

The New York Times Subscription and Contest

Just a reminder that NWACC library provides all faculty, students and staff with online subscription to The New York Times. During the month of October, The New York Times is having a contest. The school with the highest percent of increased users will win prizes. Please take a moment and register for your free account. Instructions on how to sign up are HERE. Contact the library at amack@nwacc.edu with questions.

Transfer Visits at a Glance-October 

Representatives from area colleges and universities frequently visit NWACC to speak with transfer students about their future academic goals. While the vast majority of visitors come to the Transfer Information Desk on the 2nd floor in the Student Center, locations may vary. Please consult the attached flyer when making plans for visiting with college/university recruiters.

 

FALL FESTIVAL

The Student Ambassador Team is hosting the Fall Festival event on October 28, from 6 pm to 8 pm, at Bogle Plaza and the Becky Paneitz Student Center, Bentonville main campus. The festival will have a Halloween theme and will include a Box maze, spook house, pumpkin carving contest, and best costume contest. Come and join us. The event will be free, and open to public.

Study Abroad – Summer 2017

NWACC is offering four Study Abroad trips in Summer 2017 to all students, faculty, and community members. The trips are Haiti, Thailand, Greece, and Italy. The application deadline is Jan. 15th, 2017. Please contact StudyAbroad@nwacc.edu for more info or go to: https://nwacc.edu/web/studyabroad/.

Track III Nursing Application

Just as a reminder, the application period for the Track III nursing program sequence opened on October 1 and ends November 1. All who apply will receive a registration form for the HESI A2 entrance exam in their NWACC email after the application period closes on November 1. The HESI A2 entrance exam testing dates are as follows: November 7, 2016: 1:30pm – 5:00pm November 11, 2016: 9:00am – 12:30pm November 14, 2016: 1:30pm – 5:00pm November 15, 2016: 3:00pm – 6:30pm November 21, 2016: 1:30pm – 5:00pm November 28, 2016: 1:30pm – 5:00pm. To apply, follow the link:https://www.nwacc.edu/web/programs_nursing/and click on the “Program Application” button, on the left-hand side of the webpage. If you have any questions regarding the application or the HESI entrance exam, please feel free to reach out to Ashleigh Dodd at adodd2@nwacc.edu.

Silent Witness Project 

Join NWACC, the Northwest Arkansas Women’s Shelter, the Rogers and Bentonville Police Departments, the Prosecutor’s Office and supporters to honor those who have lost their lives to domestic violence, to celebrate survivors, and to recognize the impact of domestic violence in our community. Opening Ceremonies will be on October 7 in Downtown Bentonville with Closing Ceremonies October 27th at 12 p.m. . See flyer attached for details.

JB Hunt Transport, Inc. Logistics Scholarship Now Available!

JB Hunt Transport, Inc. Logistics Scholarship is now available for the 2016-2017 academic school year for the students who meet the following requirements: must be pursuing a degree or certificate in Transportation and Logistics or Supply Chain, have a 3.0 GPA or above, must be a non-caucasian minority, must be an AR resident, and must have a willingness to participate in mentoring opportunities with J.B. Hunt Transport, Inc. personnel. Application is HERE.

2017 President’s Circle Art Exhibition

Two25 Art Gallery & Wine Bar, Bentonville The President’s Circle will host an art exhibition in partnership with Two25 Art Gallery & Wine Bar featuring artworks by NWACC alumni and current students April 1 – 30, 2017. A portion of purchase proceeds will benefit the student artist and the NWACC Foundation. This event is open to the public. To submit your work, click here!

Food Truck on Campus

Pick Me Up Catering will be parking a food truck on the east end of the newly paved parking lot by SCWT facing the street. They’ll be serving Greek and Italian food and will be there on Tuesdays from 11:00 to 1:30.

Food Pantry Seeks Protein Items

A few weeks back we sent out a request for breakfast items for the NWACC Food Pantry. As expected, you all were great and response was outstanding. We now have a pretty good supply of breakfast items but are now in need of protein type items. These include peanut butter, dry beans, canned chicken, canned meat, nuts, ravioli, beef -a- roni, etc. Because of generous donations from NWACC employees and students, the NWACC Food Pantry has served over 300 NWACC students and employees this year. The pantry has operated solely on donations and hopes to continue to do so. For more information or to donate contact Becky Hudson at rhudson1@nwacc.edu

Donations and Volunteers Needed for NWACC Student Holiday Meal!

NWACC will be hosting the Student Holiday Meal for the 3rd year on December 8. Last year we fed just under 250 students and this year we are hoping to serve 300! We are in need of the following donations: Napkins, Assorted utensils, Large plates, Bowls, Small dessert plates, Wal-Mart gift cards, Desserts. Please note that if you would like to donate a dessert please specify the type and amount of people it will serve. Desserts will need to be dropped off on the morning of December 8. There will also be volunteers needed from 11am-12pm and 12pm-1pm on December 8 as well as volunteers to help clean up from 1pm-2pm. If you would like to donate any of the above or are interested in volunteering please contact Danielle Schader at dschader@nwacc.edu

Faculty Sabbatical Applications Invited 

Colleagues, the Sabbatical/Emeritus Committee has been notified that NWACC will grant one sabbatical leave for the 2017-18 college year. Full-time faculty who have at least seven consecutive years of full-time service in teaching at NWACC are eligible to apply, and applications are invited from any qualified candidate from any division of the college. The deadline for applications is November 15, and information on application procedures can be found on the FACULTY SENATE page under FACULTY LEAVES: http://www.nwacc.edu/web/facultysenate/facultyleaves

At that site you will also find the application form and links to successful applications from past grantees. Completed applications can be submitted to any member of the committee, which this year includes APRIL BROWN, VICTOR CHALFANT, CAREY CHANEY, STEVE COOPER, MILES FISH, CINDY HAMMONS, CHRIS HUGGARD, CINDY KING, GREG KISER, MARY LOWE, NESE NEMEC, and CAROL COOPER. Applicants are asked to submit an electronic copy in one document, clearly labeled with the candidate’s name, along with a hard copy bearing signed approvals.

Math Workshop on Graphing Lines and Functions

Graphing Lines and Functions by Hand – A Math Workshop for Intermediate and Beginning Algebra Students will take place: November 3, 12:15-1:15 p.m. in SC 314.

2016-2017 NWACC Scholarships 

All of the 2016-2017 NWACC scholarships have been awarded at this time. We had a record number of qualified applicants, which made awarding this year difficult. Please continue to check the daily announcements and the NWACC Scholarship Resources Facebook page for scholarships available outside the regular award period. The application for the 2017-2018 academic year will be open from December 1st, 2016 through March 1st, 2017.

Book Club

Did you know NWACC has a book club? Come every month or come when you can! Please see attached flyer for details, and contact Sabrina Chesne at schesne@nwacc.edu with questions. http://nwaccbookclub.blogspot.com/

NWACC Announces Food Pantry Distribution Dates

NWACC’s Food Pantry provides help to NWACC students, faculty and staff throughout the year. Food will be distributed on select Wednesdays and Thursdays, beginning August 30, 2016. The Pantry distribution times will be by appointment. A three-day supply of food is given. Applications for assistance can be picked up at the Student Information Center in the Becky Paneitz Student Center or at the Office of Student Life in room 225 H in the Becky Paneitz Student Center. All persons requesting assistance must have an initial application on file. They will then be required to complete a distribution request form each time they request assistance. Distribution Request forms must be turned in at the Office of Student Life no later than 3:30 pm on the Monday before distribution. Please see the attachment for distribution dates and guidelines. First Time Application and Distribution Request Forms are also attached. In emergency cases, food may be distributed outside of normal distribution times. Please contact Becky Hudson, Director of Student Life, at rhudson1@nwacc.edu or 479-986-6682 for more information about the Pantry.

Inter-Club Council (ICC) 

The Inter-Club Council, (ICC), is a group established by the Student Government Association that includes representatives from every campus club. Please join them once a month to hear what other campus clubs are doing and to learn about opportunities, such as funding, available to organizations. Any club member or adviser is welcome and encouraged to attend these meetings. If you have any questions, please contact the Student Government at sga@nwacc.edu or stop by BH 1214. ICC meetings will be: October 26th, January 25th, February 22th, March 29th

Student Government Association Public Forum

The Student Government Association would like to invite the student body to attend SGA’s public forums where students can express their opinions and learn about happenings on campus. Please contact the Student Government Association at sga@nwacc.edu or stop by the SGA office in BH 1214. Meetings will take place in the Burns Hall 3rd floor board room at noon on the following dates: October 11th, November 1st, November 15th, December 6th, February 7th, February 21st, March 7th, March 28th, April 11th, April 25th.

Free Counseling for Students

NWACC offers professional and private counseling to students through a partnership with area agencies. Counseling is free for students and available on campus Monday through Thursday. To schedule an appointment, contact Jamie Schraeder at jschraeder@nwacc.edu or 479-619-4237 or Dale Montgomery at dmontgom@nwacc.edu or 479-619-4234.

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October 17, 2016


GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

Tutoring Center Closed Fall Break (NEW)

The BH and WCC Tutoring Services will be closed over Fall Break (Oct. 17-18), Regular hours resume on Oct. 19.

Word Problems (Linear, Systems) – Math Workshops (NEW)

Word Problems Workshops – using linear and systems – for Beginning Algebra (and other) students continue on October 27, 12:15-1:15 pm, in SC 314 and on November 2, 4:15-5:15 pm, in SC 314.

Math Workshops for Beginning and Intermediate Algebra and Pre-Algebra – 2nd 8 weeks (NEW)

The 2nd 8 weeks schedule for Math Workshops for Beginning and Intermediate Algebra and PreAlgebra Students for fall 2016 can be found here. Workshops occur every Wed, 4:15-5:15 pm and Thurs, 12:15-1:15pm.

Congratulations! to the Veterans Project Members

Students of the Veterans Project, a service-learning project dedicated to veterans issues and fundraising for the Josh McCandless Veterans Scholarship awarded each semester to vets who attend NWACC, successfully raised $561.75 on October 11 from the cookout that many of you purchased food from. Congratulations to Basheer Dalati, Austin Dill, Laura Franco, Leah Hunter, Holly Ketcher, Dylan Melvin, Nicole Plummer, Gabriel Ruiz, and Ashton Shelley, student members of the project, for hosting the cookout and raising the funds. Special thanks to Gerry Weatherford (help with electrical) and Joseph Reneau (cleanup) for helping out as well.

Discover Switzerland, Austria & Bavaria

A special presentation for interested travelers will be held October 19 at 4:30 p.m. in the Burns Hall Third Floor Board Room. The presentation will provide trip highest in an interactive session! Please contact Jean Anderson at 479.619.4208 with questions or to RSVP.

Diversity in Domestic Violence 

Students, faculty and staff are invited to attend a presentation by the Center for Sexual Assault on the topic of Domestic Violence and the additional obstacles minorities may face on Wednesday, October 19, 1-2 p.m. in SC 108. For more information, contact Danielle Schader at dschader@nwacc.edu or Jamie Schraeder at jschraeder@nwacc.edu

Rape Culture Presentation

Students, faculty and staff are invited to attend a special presentation by the NWA Sexual Assault Center on the topic of Rape Culture. Come join us on Tuesday, November 1, 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. in the Student Center, Room 108. For additional details, contact dschader@nwacc.edu.

DREAMers of NWACC Scholarship Now Available!

DREAMers of NWACC Scholarship Now Available for the 2016-2017 academic school year. To apply, students must meet the following requirements: must be undocumented or DACA student, have at least a 2.0 GPA, be enrolled in at least 6 credit hours each semester, and must be a participating member in the DREAMers of NWACC student organization. For an application, please stop by Juanita Franklin’s office SC 213C. Deadline to apply is October 21st.

What if the US had lost WW2?

Read Philip K. Dick’s novel, The Man in the High Castle, and find out! (Yes, there’s a show based on the book on Amazon (which won 2 Emmys – PDK is one of the great Sci-fi writers!)). Join the NWACC Book Club on October 26 in BH 2243, 3 pm – 4 pm. Some books to loan are available. Email Sabrina Chesne schesne@nwacc.edu. More: http://nwaccbookclub.blogspot.com/2016/04/fall-2016.html

Cyber Security Symposium

The Cyber Security Symposium will be held on October 26 9 am- 4:30 pm in Peterson Auditorium. Come listen to experts in the I.T./Cyber Security field. Listen to how Cyber experts from major NWA businesses, handle Cyber Security issues for their companies.

The New York Times Subscription and Contest

Just a reminder that NWACC library provides all faculty, students and staff with online subscription to The New York Times. During the month of October, The New York Times is having a contest. The school with the highest percent of increased users will win prizes. Please take a moment and register for your free account. Instructions on how to sign up are HERE. Contact the library at amack@nwacc.edu with questions.

Transfer Visits at a Glance-October 

Representatives from area colleges and universities frequently visit NWACC to speak with transfer students about their future academic goals. While the vast majority of visitors come to the Transfer Information Desk on the 2nd floor in the Student Center, locations may vary. Please consult the attached flyer when making plans for visiting with college/university recruiters.

Guests Pianists at NWACC!

Daryl Rojas and Uriel Pascucci, pianists from the studio of Jura Margulis, will perform in recital as guest artists on Tuesday, 25 October, 7:00pm, in the Shewmaker Center’s WalMart Auditorium. They’ll be playing the music of Beethoven, Prokofiev, Scriabin, and Ravel. Admission is free, and the public is invited.

FALL FESTIVAL

The Student Ambassador Team is hosting the Fall Festival event on October 28, from 6 pm to 8 pm, at Bogle Plaza and the Becky Paneitz Student Center, Bentonville main campus. The festival will have a Halloween theme and will include a Box maze, spook house, pumpkin carving contest, and best costume contest. Come and join us. The event will be free, and open to public.

Study Abroad – Summer 2017

NWACC is offering four Study Abroad trips in Summer 2017 to all students, faculty, and community members. The trips are Haiti, Thailand, Greece, and Italy. The application deadline is Jan. 15th, 2017. Please contact StudyAbroad@nwacc.edu for more info or go to: https://nwacc.edu/web/studyabroad/.

Track III Nursing Application

Just as a reminder, the application period for the Track III nursing program sequence opened on October 1 and ends November 1. All who apply will receive a registration form for the HESI A2 entrance exam in their NWACC email after the application period closes on November 1. The HESI A2 entrance exam testing dates are as follows: November 7, 2016: 1:30pm – 5:00pm November 11, 2016: 9:00am – 12:30pm November 14, 2016: 1:30pm – 5:00pm November 15, 2016: 3:00pm – 6:30pm November 21, 2016: 1:30pm – 5:00pm November 28, 2016: 1:30pm – 5:00pm. To apply, follow the link:https://www.nwacc.edu/web/programs_nursing/and click on the “Program Application” button, on the left-hand side of the webpage. If you have any questions regarding the application or the HESI entrance exam, please feel free to reach out to Ashleigh Dodd at adodd2@nwacc.edu.

Silent Witness Project 

Join NWACC, the Northwest Arkansas Women’s Shelter, the Rogers and Bentonville Police Departments, the Prosecutor’s Office and supporters to honor those who have lost their lives to domestic violence, to celebrate survivors, and to recognize the impact of domestic violence in our community. Opening Ceremonies will be on October 7 in Downtown Bentonville with Closing Ceremonies October 27th at 12 p.m. . See flyer attached for details.

JB Hunt Transport, Inc. Logistics Scholarship Now Available!

JB Hunt Transport, Inc. Logistics Scholarship is now avaliable for the 2016-2017 academic school year for the students who meet the following requirements: must be pursuing a degree or certificate in Transportation and Logistics or Supply Chain, have a 3.0 GPA or above, must be a non-caucasian minority, must be an AR resident, and must have a willingness to participate in mentoring opportunities with J.B. Hunt Transport, Inc. personnel. Application is HERE.

2017 President’s Circle Art Exhibition

Two25 Art Gallery & Wine Bar, Bentonville The President’s Circle will host an art exhibition in partnership with Two25 Art Gallery & Wine Bar featuring artworks by NWACC alumni and current students April 1 – 30, 2017. A portion of purchase proceeds will benefit the student artist and the NWACC Foundation. This event is open to the public. To submit your work, click here!

Food Truck on Campus

Pick Me Up Catering will be parking a food truck on the east end of the newly paved parking lot by SCWT facing the street. They’ll be serving Greek and Italian food and will be there on Tuesdays from 11:00 to 1:30.

Food Pantry Seeks Protein Items

A few weeks back we sent out a request for breakfast items for the NWACC Food Pantry. As expected, you all were great and response was outstanding. We now have a pretty good supply of breakfast items but are now in need of protein type items. These include peanut butter, dry beans, canned chicken, canned meat, nuts, ravioli, beef -a- roni, etc. Because of generous donations from NWACC employees and students, the NWACC Food Pantry has served over 300 NWACC students and employees this year. The pantry has operated solely on donations and hopes to continue to do so. For more information or to donate contact Becky Hudson at rhudson1@nwacc.edu

Donations and Volunteers Needed for NWACC Student Holiday Meal!

NWACC will be hosting the Student Holiday Meal for the 3rd year on December 8. Last year we fed just under 250 students and this year we are hoping to serve 300! We are in need of the following donations: Napkins, Assorted utensils, Large plates, Bowls, Small dessert plates, Wal-Mart gift cards, Desserts. Please note that if you would like to donate a dessert please specify the type and amount of people it will serve. Desserts will need to be dropped off on the morning of December 8. There will also be volunteers needed from 11am-12pm and 12pm-1pm on December 8 as well as volunteers to help clean up from 1pm-2pm. If you would like to donate any of the above or are interested in volunteering please contact Danielle Schader at dschader@nwacc.edu

Capture the Flag Hacking Contest!

Come and join computer security professionals, hackers, INFOSEC enthusiasts, and other technologists in NWA for a local Capture the Flag event. Whether you’re a curious student just starting out, or an established professional looking for some hands-on experience, come spend time with your peers in an informal setting to build culture and community across the IT Security spectrum. The event will be Saturday, October 22, 2016 in the  NWACC Shewmaker Global Business Development Center.

Faculty Sabbatical Applications Invited 

Colleagues, the Sabbatical/Emeritus Committee has been notified that NWACC will grant one sabbatical leave for the 2017-18 college year. Full-time faculty who have at least seven consecutive years of full-time service in teaching at NWACC are eligible to apply, and applications are invited from any qualified candidate from any division of the college. The deadline for applications is November 15, and information on application procedures can be found on the FACULTY SENATE page under FACULTY LEAVES: http://www.nwacc.edu/web/facultysenate/facultyleaves

At that site you will also find the application form and links to successful applications from past grantees. Completed applications can be submitted to any member of the committee, which this year includes APRIL BROWN, VICTOR CHALFANT, CAREY CHANEY, STEVE COOPER, MILES FISH, CINDY HAMMONS, CHRIS HUGGARD, CINDY KING, GREG KISER, MARY LOWE, NESE NEMEC, and CAROL COOPER. Applicants are asked to submit an electronic copy in one document, clearly labeled with the candidate’s name, along with a hard copy bearing signed approvals.

Math Workshop on Graphing Lines and Functions

Graphing Lines and Functions by Hand – A Math Workshop for Intermediate and Beginning Algebra Students will take place: October 19, 4:15-5:15 p.m. in SC 314, October 20, 12:15-1:15 p.m. in SC 314, November 3, 12:15-1:15 p.m. in SC 314.

2016-2017 NWACC Scholarships 

All of the 2016-2017 NWACC scholarships have been awarded at this time. We had a record number of qualified applicants, which made awarding this year difficult. Please continue to check the daily announcements and the NWACC Scholarship Resources Facebook page for scholarships available outside the regular award period. The application for the 2017-2018 academic year will be open from December 1st, 2016 through March 1st, 2017.

Fashion 4 A Cause (F4AC) Volunteers Needed

Would you like to see what happens behind the scenes of a fashion show? Are you good at planning events? We are looking for members of the NWACC family to participate as members of the F4AC Event Steering Committee, which will include planning, fundraising, and working the F4AC event on November 3rd. This is a great opportunity to help fundraise money for student scholarships and support NWACC alum and fashion designer Raul “Rulli” Torres! Contact Karen O’Donohoe at the NWACC Foundation if you are interested or if you would like more information at 479-619-4321 or emailkodonohoe@nwacc.edu.

J.B. Hunt Transport, Inc Logistics Scholarship

The J.B. Hunt Transport, Inc. Logistics Scholarship is designed to provide financial assistance to non-Caucasian minority NWACC students who are seeking degrees in Transportation and Logistics or Supply Chain, and who excel academically. If there are no eligible applicants with Transportation and Logistics majors, the candidate pool will open up to Business majors. For a copy of the application please click HERE.

Book Club

Did you know NWACC has a book club? Come every month or come when you can! Please see attached flyer for details, and contact Sabrina Chesne at schesne@nwacc.edu with questions. http://nwaccbookclub.blogspot.com/

NWACC Announces Food Pantry Distribution Dates

NWACC’s Food Pantry provides help to NWACC students, faculty and staff throughout the year. Food will be distributed on select Wednesdays and Thursdays, beginning August 30, 2016. The Pantry distribution times will be by appointment. A three-day supply of food is given. Applications for assistance can be picked up at the Student Information Center in the Becky Paneitz Student Center or at the Office of Student Life in room 225 H in the Becky Paneitz Student Center. All persons requesting assistance must have an initial application on file. They will then be required to complete a distribution request form each time they request assistance. Distribution Request forms must be turned in at the Office of Student Life no later than 3:30 pm on the Monday before distribution. Please see the attachment for distribution dates and guidelines. First Time Application and Distribution Request Forms are also attached. In emergency cases, food may be distributed outside of normal distribution times. Please contact Becky Hudson, Director of Student Life at rhudson1@nwacc.edu or 479-986-6682 for more information about the Pantry.

Inter-Club Council (ICC) 

The Inter-Club Council, (ICC), is a group established by the Student Government Association that includes representatives from every campus club. Please join them once a month to hear what other campus clubs are doing and to learn about opportunities, such as funding, available to organizations. Any club member or adviser is welcome and encouraged to attend these meetings. If you have any questions, please contact the Student Government at sga@nwacc.edu or stop by BH 1214. ICC meetings will be: October 26th, January 25th, February 22th, March 29th

Student Government Association Public Forum

The Student Government Association would like to invite the student body to attend SGA’s public forums where students can express their opinions and learn about happenings on campus. Please contact the Student Government Association at sga@nwacc.edu or stop by the SGA office in BH 1214. Meetings will take place in the Burns Hall 3rd floor board room at noon on the following dates: October 11th, November 1st, November 15th, December 6th, February 7th, February 21st, March 7th, March 28th, April 11th, April 25th.

Free Counseling for Students

NWACC offers professional and private counseling to students through a partnership with area agencies. Counseling is free for students and available on campus on Monday through Thursday. To schedule an appointment, contact Jamie Schraeder at jschraeder@nwacc.edu or 479-619-4237 or Dale Montgomery at dmontgom@nwacc.edu or 479-619-4234.

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June 6, 2016


GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

Ad Astra URL Change

The URL for Ad Astra will change on June 6. Please add the following link to your favorites and use this new URL when logging in to Ad Astra. https://www.aaiscloud.com/nwarcc.

Step It Up!

The Division of Student Services is excited to sponsor Step It Up for the 2016 Summer Efficiency schedule. Step It Up is an initiative designed to encourage NWACC staff and faculty to get up and move together for at least 30 minutes on two days of the work week – and there are PRIZES! View attachment for details.

Apply Now – Anderson Family Scholarship

The Anderson Family Scholarship is designed to provide financial assistance to students who have been supported by Saving Grace, Inc. for at least three (3) months, and who have a desire to earn a two- or four-year degree. View the application to learn more and apply!

June 2016 Children’s Library Events at Bentonville Public Library

SUMMER READING PROGRAM SIGN-UP @ BENTONVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY. Readers of all ages, sign-up at the library or online for the On Your Mark, Get Set, READ, Children’s Summer Reading Program; Get In the Game, Teen Summer Reading Program; and Exercise Your Mind, Adult Summer Reading Program. Children will set a reading goal and report their progress for weekly prizes. Readers who reach their goal will be awarded a book prize. The first 100 children who read 20 hours will receive two tickets to a Naturals baseball game. For more information, contact the library at 271-6816 or logon to bentonvillelibrary.org.

Habitat for Humanity Work-Study Job Available

NWACC is partnering with the Habitat for Humanity ReStore of Benton County to provide more opportunities for work-study employment in the community. Check out the Financial Aid Work-study job listing for more information: http://www.nwacc.edu/web/lss_fa/work_study_opportunities. You can contact the Financial Office for information on work-study eligibility.

25th Anniversary T-shirts Available

We still have a few 25th Anniversary t-shirts for sale. There are two different styles. They all have the 25th Anniversary logo on the front left. The Generic shirt also has the 25th logo large on the back. The Student Life style has logos of current student clubs on campus. They are all charcoal gray with a v-neck. The cost is $13 per shirt and all proceeds support student clubs at NWACC. To purchase or for more information contact Becky Hudson at rhudson1@nwacc.edu or Danielle Schader at dschader@nwacc.edu or 619-4237.

High School and Middle school Camps

NWACC Culinary Arts will offer camps for high schoolers (rising 10-12) and for middle schoolers (rising 7-9) for beginning and advanced students during June-July. Please call 479-899-6925 or contact Rose Kleiner rkleiner@nwacc.edu with questions. Registration at http://tinyurl.com/BWHS2016. High School summer camps http://tinyurl.com/BWHS2016 June 6-9 June 20-23 July (various dates).

Tutoring Center Intersession & Summer Hours 

The Burns Hall Tutoring Center will be open the following days and times for the summer: May 31-June 29: Monday-Thursday, 8am-6pm & July 5-August 3: Monday-Thursday, 8am-6pm

Facebook NWACC Italy

You can follow our NWACC students to Tuscany the month of June! Follow them on the Facebook page “NWACC in ITALY” or Facebook friend Miles Dayton Fish.

High School and Middle School Summer Camp

Do you know a high schooler or middle schooler looking for something fun to do this summer? Are they interested in learning more about food, cooking and nutrition? The Culinary Arts & Hospitality Management Program is offering culinary boot camp sessions for high school and middle school kids! Find more available dates and register online at http://www.brightwater.org/; click on “Current Events” at the bottom of the page.

Cheese Classes

Do you love cheese? Do you want to learn how to make cheese and butter at home? The Culinary Arts & Hospitality Management Program is pleased to partner with Jessica Keahey of Sweet Freedom Creamery, cheesemaker and cheese expert, in providing the community fun, informative, and entertaining cheese and dairy classes. Register online: http://www.brightwater.org/, click on “Current Events” at the bottom of the page.

Help Build the Hammock Lounge

NWACC Student Ambassador and Activities Board members are excited to build the NWACC Hammock Lounge. Because the lounge will be funded by donations, SAAB members are looking to you to help build this great new addition to campus. The lounge will be a place for students to hang out, study, and enjoy. Every little bit helps! If you would like to donate to this awesome new addition for NWACC students please email studentlife@nwacc.edu. For more information contact Becky Hudson at rhudson1@nwacc.edu.

Are you interested in a career in public service?

Are you interested in working in government or the non-profit world? Take PLSC 2303-01W: Intro to Public Administration & Policy (CRN: 11768) in the Fall 2016 Semester. In this 16-week online course, we will look at the way things get done in the public sector. From policy development to human resource management to the budgeting process, this course will give you a window into the many challenges and opportunities faced by an administrator, whether a policeman on the beat, the US Secretary of Defense, or the director of a local charity. There will be no expensive textbook for this course, but articles and a first-hand account of life in federal and state government by Kenneth Ashworth in his book “Caught Between a Dog and a Fireplug”. For more information, email the instructor Andrew Gaber at agaber1@nwacc.edu.

Respiratory Therapist Applications Now Available

Respiratory Therapist applications are now available through July 1, 2016, on the NWACC Health Professions page: https://www.nwacc.edu/web/academics_healthProfessions/applications. Applicants will need their NWACC username and password in order to apply. Questions concerning the application process can be sent to HPapps@nwacc.edu.

Health Information Management applications now available

Health Information Management applications are now available through July 1, 2016, on the NWACC Health Professions page: https://www.nwacc.edu/web/academics_healthProfessions/applications.  Applicants will need their NWACC username and password in order to apply. Questions concerning the application process can be sent to HPapps@nwacc.edu.

Free Counseling for Students

NWACC offers professional and private counseling to students through a partnership with area agencies. Counseling is free for students and available on campus on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays. To schedule an appointment, contact Danielle Schader at dschader@nwacc.edu or 479-619-4237 or Dale Montgomery at dmontgom@nwacc.edu or 479-619-4234.

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June 2, 2016


GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

Step It Up!

The Division of Student Services is excited to sponsor Step It Up for the 2016 Summer Efficiency schedule. Step It Up is an initiative designed to encourage NWACC staff and faculty to get up and move together for at least 30 minutes on two days of the work week – and there are PRIZES! View attachment for details.

Apply Now – Anderson Family Scholarship

The Anderson Family Scholarship is designed to provide financial assistance to students who have been supported by Saving Grace, Inc. for at least three (3) months, and who have a desire to earn a two- or four-year degree. View the application to learn more and apply!

June 2016 Children’s Library Events at Bentonville Public Library

SUMMER READING PROGRAM SIGN-UP @ BENTONVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY. Readers of all ages, sign-up at the library or online for the On Your Mark, Get Set, READ, Children’s Summer Reading Program; Get In the Game, Teen Summer Reading Program; and Exercise Your Mind, Adult Summer Reading Program. Children will set a reading goal and report their progress for weekly prizes. Readers who reach their goal will be awarded a book prize. The first 100 children who read 20 hours will receive two tickets to a Naturals baseball game. For more information, contact the library at 271-6816 or logon to bentonvillelibrary.org.

Habitat for Humanity Work-Study Job Available

NWACC is partnering with the Habitat for Humanity ReStore of Benton County to provide more opportunities for work-study employment in the community. Check out the Financial Aid Work-study job listing for more information: http://www.nwacc.edu/web/lss_fa/work_study_opportunities. You can contact the Financial Office for information on work-study eligibility.

25th Anniversary T-shirts Available

We still have a few 25th Anniversary t-shirts for sale. There are two different styles. They all have the 25th Anniversary logo on the front left. The Generic shirt also has the 25th logo large on the back. The Student Life style has logos of current student clubs on campus. They are all charcoal gray with a v-neck. The cost is $13 per shirt and all proceeds support student clubs at NWACC. To purchase or for more information contact Becky Hudson at rhudson1@nwacc.edu or Danielle Schader at dschader@nwacc.edu or 619-4237.

High School and Middle school Camps

NWACC Culinary Arts will offer camps for high schoolers (rising 10-12) and for middle schoolers (rising 7-9) for beginning and advanced students during June-July. Please call 479-899-6925 or contact Rose Kleiner rkleiner@nwacc.edu with questions. Registration at http://tinyurl.com/BWHS2016. High School summer camps http://tinyurl.com/BWHS2016 June 6-9 June 20-23 July (various dates).

Tutoring Center Intersession & Summer Hours 

The Burns Hall Tutoring Center will be open the following days and times for the summer: May 31-June 29: Monday-Thursday, 8am-6pm & July 5-August 3: Monday-Thursday, 8am-6pm

Facebook NWACC Italy

You can follow our NWACC students to Tuscany the month of June! Follow them on the Facebook page “NWACC in ITALY” or Facebook friend Miles Dayton Fish.

High School and Middle School Summer Camp

Do you know a high schooler or middle schooler looking for something fun to do this summer? Are they interested in learning more about food, cooking and nutrition? The Culinary Arts & Hospitality Management Program is offering culinary boot camp sessions for high school and middle school kids! Find more available dates and register online at http://www.brightwater.org/; click on “Current Events” at the bottom of the page.

Cheese Classes

Do you love cheese? Do you want to learn how to make cheese and butter at home? The Culinary Arts & Hospitality Management Program is pleased to partner with Jessica Keahey of Sweet Freedom Creamery, cheesemaker and cheese expert, in providing the community fun, informative, and entertaining cheese and dairy classes. Register online: http://www.brightwater.org/, click on “Current Events” at the bottom of the page.

Chamber Singers Registration Email

Register today for Chamber Singers at NWACC Fall 2016. The group rehearses Tu/Th at 1:30; contact Miles Fish for audition times and information about the new NWACC Chamber Singers scholarship program. Traditional and non-traditional students may register for Chamber Singers. mfish@nwacc.edu or milesfish@mac.com

Help Build the Hammock Lounge

NWACC Student Ambassador and Activities Board members are excited to build the NWACC Hammock Lounge. Because the lounge will be funded by donations, SAAB members are looking to you to help build this great new addition to campus. The lounge will be a place for students to hang out, study, and enjoy. Every little bit helps! If you would like to donate to this awesome new addition for NWACC students please email studentlife@nwacc.edu. For more information contact Becky Hudson at rhudson1@nwacc.edu.

Personal Finance Workshops at the Bentonville Public Library

It’s time to get your money in line! Bentonville Public Library is excited to announce Special Ops: Personal Finance, a series of financial workshops to help you control your money. The financial classes will be facilitated by Credit Counseling of Arkansas. For information about dates and times, visit the library website at www.bentonvillelibrary.org or call 479-271-3192.

Youth Lit Fest-Revised

The 2nd Annual Bentonville Youth Literature Festival will soon be here! The Bentonville Public Library will be filled with exciting author and illustrator presentations, workshops, activities, book sales, book signings, and more! All presentations and activities are free and open to the public. Registration is not required. For more information, contact spekel@bentonvillear.com.

Learning to Learn Project 

The Learning to Learn Project at the University of Arkansas is seeking 5-year-olds, 1st graders, and 3rd graders to participate in a fun interactive project designed to understand how children use their memories. The project takes place on the University of Arkansas campus and participants receive $20 for their participation. It’s fun, and a great learning opportunity for children. The project consists of one visit to campus that will take approximately 30 minutes. Parking is provided! The National Science Foundation-funded project is designed to learn more about how children’s memory develops. The project is ongoing and we are flexible with scheduling a time that works for you and your child(ren). For more information contact Kara Moore at 575-5805 or email knm005@email.uark.edu.

Are you interested in a career in public service?

Are you interested in working in government or the non-profit world? Take PLSC 2303-01W: Intro to Public Administration & Policy (CRN: 11768) in the Fall 2016 Semester. In this 16-week online course, we will look at the way things get done in the public sector. From policy development to human resource management to the budgeting process, this course will give you a window into the many challenges and opportunities faced by an administrator, whether a policeman on the beat, the US Secretary of Defense, or the director of a local charity. There will be no expensive textbook for this course, but articles and a first-hand account of life in federal and state government by Kenneth Ashworth in his book “Caught Between a Dog and a Fireplug”. For more information, email the instructor Andrew Gaber at agaber1@nwacc.edu.

Respiratory Therapist Applications Now Available

Respiratory Therapist applications are now available through July 1, 2016, on the NWACC Health Professions page: https://www.nwacc.edu/web/academics_healthProfessions/applications. Applicants will need their NWACC username and password in order to apply. Questions concerning the application process can be sent to HPapps@nwacc.edu.

Health Information Management applications now available

Health Information Management applications are now available through July 1, 2016, on the NWACC Health Professions page: https://www.nwacc.edu/web/academics_healthProfessions/applications.  Applicants will need their NWACC username and password in order to apply. Questions concerning the application process can be sent to HPapps@nwacc.edu.

Free Counseling for Students

NWACC offers professional and private counseling to students through a partnership with area agencies. Counseling is free for students and available on campus on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays. To schedule an appointment, contact Danielle Schader at dschader@nwacc.edu or 479-619-4237 or Dale Montgomery at dmontgom@nwacc.edu or 479-619-4234.

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June 1, 2016


GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

Step It Up!

The Division of Student Services is excited to sponsor Step It Up for the 2016 Summer Efficiency schedule. Step It Up is an initiative designed to encourage NWACC staff and faculty to get up and move together for at least 30 minutes on two days of the work week – and there are PRIZES! View attachment for details.

Apply Now – Anderson Family Scholarship

The Anderson Family Scholarship is designed to provide financial assistance to students who have been supported by Saving Grace, Inc. for at least three (3) months, and who have a desire to earn a two- or four-year degree. View the application to learn more and apply!

June 2016 Children’s Library Events at Bentonville Public Library

SUMMER READING PROGRAM SIGN-UP @ BENTONVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY. Readers of all ages, sign-up at the library or online for the On Your Mark, Get Set, READ, Children’s Summer Reading Program; Get In the Game, Teen Summer Reading Program; and Exercise Your Mind, Adult Summer Reading Program. Children will set a reading goal and report their progress for weekly prizes. Readers who reach their goal will be awarded a book prize. The first 100 children who read 20 hours will receive two tickets to a Naturals baseball game. For more information, contact the library at 271-6816 or logon to bentonvillelibrary.org.

Habitat for Humanity Work-Study Job Available

NWACC is partnering with the Habitat for Humanity ReStore of Benton County to provide more opportunities for work-study employment in the community. Check out the Financial Aid Work-study job listing for more information: http://www.nwacc.edu/web/lss_fa/work_study_opportunities. You can contact the Financial Office for information on work-study eligibility.

25th Anniversary T-shirts Available

We still have a few 25th Anniversary t-shirts for sale. There are two different styles. They all have the 25th Anniversary logo on the front left. The Generic shirt also has the 25th logo large on the back. The Student Life style has logos of current student clubs on campus. They are all charcoal gray with a v-neck. The cost is $13 per shirt and all proceeds support student clubs at NWACC. To purchase or for more information contact Becky Hudson at rhudson1@nwacc.edu or Danielle Schader at dschader@nwacc.edu or 619-4237.

High School and Middle school Camps

NWACC Culinary Arts will offer camps for high schoolers (rising 10-12) and for middle schoolers (rising 7-9) for beginning and advanced students during June-July. Please call 479-899-6925 or contact Rose Kleiner rkleiner@nwacc.edu with questions. Registration at http://tinyurl.com/BWHS2016. High School summer camps http://tinyurl.com/BWHS2016 June 6-9 June 20-23 July (various dates).

Tutoring Center Intersession & Summer Hours 

The Burns Hall Tutoring Center will be open the following days and times for the summer: May 31-June 29: Monday-Thursday, 8am-6pm & July 5-August 3: Monday-Thursday, 8am-6pm

Facebook NWACC Italy

You can follow our NWACC students to Tuscany the month of June! Follow them on the Facebook page “NWACC in ITALY” or Facebook friend Miles Dayton Fish.

High School and Middle School Summer Camp

Do you know a high schooler or middle schooler looking for something fun to do this summer? Are they interested in learning more about food, cooking and nutrition? The Culinary Arts & Hospitality Management Program is offering culinary boot camp sessions for high school and middle school kids! Find more available dates and register online at http://www.brightwater.org/; click on “Current Events” at the bottom of the page.

Cheese Classes

Do you love cheese? Do you want to learn how to make cheese and butter at home? The Culinary Arts & Hospitality Management Program is pleased to partner with Jessica Keahey of Sweet Freedom Creamery, cheesemaker and cheese expert, in providing the community fun, informative, and entertaining cheese and dairy classes. Register online: http://www.brightwater.org/, click on “Current Events” at the bottom of the page.

Chamber Singers Registration Email

Register today for Chamber Singers at NWACC Fall 2016. The group rehearses Tu/Th at 1:30; contact Miles Fish for audition times and information about the new NWACC Chamber Singers scholarship program. Traditional and non-traditional students may register for Chamber Singers. mfish@nwacc.edu or milesfish@mac.com

Help Build the Hammock Lounge

NWACC Student Ambassador and Activities Board members are excited to build the NWACC Hammock Lounge. Because the lounge will be funded by donations, SAAB members are looking to you to help build this great new addition to campus. The lounge will be a place for students to hang out, study, and enjoy. Every little bit helps! If you would like to donate to this awesome new addition for NWACC students please email studentlife@nwacc.edu. For more information contact Becky Hudson at rhudson1@nwacc.edu.

Personal Finance Workshops at the Bentonville Public Library

It’s time to get your money in line! Bentonville Public Library is excited to announce Special Ops: Personal Finance, a series of financial workshops to help you control your money. The financial classes will be facilitated by Credit Counseling of Arkansas. For information about dates and times, visit the library website at www.bentonvillelibrary.org or call 479-271-3192.

Youth Lit Fest-Revised

The 2nd Annual Bentonville Youth Literature Festival will soon be here! The Bentonville Public Library will be filled with exciting author and illustrator presentations, workshops, activities, book sales, book signings, and more! All presentations and activities are free and open to the public. Registration is not required. For more information, contact spekel@bentonvillear.com.

Learning to Learn Project 

The Learning to Learn Project at the University of Arkansas is seeking 5-year-olds, 1st graders, and 3rd graders to participate in a fun interactive project designed to understand how children use their memories. The project takes place on the University of Arkansas campus and participants receive $20 for their participation. It’s fun, and a great learning opportunity for children. The project consists of one visit to campus that will take approximately 30 minutes. Parking is provided! The National Science Foundation-funded project is designed to learn more about how children’s memory develops. The project is ongoing and we are flexible with scheduling a time that works for you and your child(ren). For more information contact Kara Moore at 575-5805 or email knm005@email.uark.edu.

Are you interested in a career in public service?

Are you interested in working in government or the non-profit world? Take PLSC 2303-01W: Intro to Public Administration & Policy (CRN: 11768) in the Fall 2016 Semester. In this 16-week online course, we will look at the way things get done in the public sector. From policy development to human resource management to the budgeting process, this course will give you a window into the many challenges and opportunities faced by an administrator, whether a policeman on the beat, the US Secretary of Defense, or the director of a local charity. There will be no expensive textbook for this course, but articles and a first-hand account of life in federal and state government by Kenneth Ashworth in his book “Caught Between a Dog and a Fireplug”. For more information, email the instructor Andrew Gaber at agaber1@nwacc.edu.

Respiratory Therapist Applications Now Available

Respiratory Therapist applications are now available through July 1, 2016, on the NWACC Health Professions page: https://www.nwacc.edu/web/academics_healthProfessions/applications. Applicants will need their NWACC username and password in order to apply. Questions concerning the application process can be sent to HPapps@nwacc.edu.

Health Information Management applications now available

Health Information Management applications are now available through July 1, 2016, on the NWACC Health Professions page: https://www.nwacc.edu/web/academics_healthProfessions/applications.  Applicants will need their NWACC username and password in order to apply. Questions concerning the application process can be sent to HPapps@nwacc.edu.

Free Counseling for Students

NWACC offers professional and private counseling to students through a partnership with area agencies. Counseling is free for students and available on campus on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays. To schedule an appointment, contact Danielle Schader at dschader@nwacc.edu or 479-619-4237 or Dale Montgomery at dmontgom@nwacc.edu or 479-619-4234.

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May 31, 2016


GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

June 2016 Children’s Library Events at Bentonville Public Library

SUMMER READING PROGRAM SIGN-UP @ BENTONVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY. Readers of all ages, sign-up at the library or online for the On Your Mark, Get Set, READ, Children’s Summer Reading Program; Get In the Game, Teen Summer Reading Program; and Exercise Your Mind, Adult Summer Reading Program. Children will set a reading goal and report their progress for weekly prizes. Readers who reach their goal will be awarded a book prize. The first 100 children who read 20 hours will receive two tickets to a Naturals baseball game. For more information, contact the library at 271-6816 or logon to bentonvillelibrary.org.

Habitat for Humanity Work-Study Job Available

NWACC is partnering with the Habitat for Humanity ReStore of Benton County to provide more opportunities for work-study employment in the community. Check out the Financial Aid Work-study job listing for more information: http://www.nwacc.edu/web/lss_fa/work_study_opportunities. You can contact the Financial Office for information on work-study eligibility.

25th Anniversary T-shirts Available

We still have a few 25th Anniversary t-shirts for sale. There are two different styles. They all have the 25th Anniversary logo on the front left. The Generic shirt also has the 25th logo large on the back. The Student Life style has logos of current student clubs on campus. They are all charcoal gray with a v-neck. The cost is $13 per shirt and all proceeds support student clubs at NWACC. To purchase or for more information contact Becky Hudson at rhudson1@nwacc.edu or Danielle Schader at dschader@nwacc.edu or 619-4237.

High School and Middle school Camps

NWACC Culinary Arts will offer camps for high schoolers (rising 10-12) and for middle schoolers (rising 7-9) for beginning and advanced students during June-July. Please call 479-899-6925 or contact Rose Kleiner rkleiner@nwacc.edu with questions. Registration at http://tinyurl.com/BWHS2016. High School summer camps http://tinyurl.com/BWHS2016 June 6-9 June 20-23 July (various dates).

Tutoring Center Intersession & Summer Hours 

The Burns Hall Tutoring Center will be open the following days and times for the summer: May 31-June 29: Monday-Thursday, 8am-6pm & July 5-August 3: Monday-Thursday, 8am-6pm

Facebook NWACC Italy

You can follow our NWACC students to Tuscany the month of June! Follow them on the Facebook page “NWACC in ITALY” or Facebook friend Miles Dayton Fish.

High School and Middle School Summer Camp

Do you know a high schooler or middle schooler looking for something fun to do this summer? Are they interested in learning more about food, cooking and nutrition? The Culinary Arts & Hospitality Management Program is offering culinary boot camp sessions for high school and middle school kids! Find more available dates and register online at http://www.brightwater.org/; click on “Current Events” at the bottom of the page.

Cheese Classes

Do you love cheese? Do you want to learn how to make cheese and butter at home? The Culinary Arts & Hospitality Management Program is pleased to partner with Jessica Keahey of Sweet Freedom Creamery, cheesemaker and cheese expert, in providing the community fun, informative, and entertaining cheese and dairy classes. Register online: http://www.brightwater.org/, click on “Current Events” at the bottom of the page.

Chamber Singers Registration Email

Register today for Chamber Singers at NWACC Fall 2016. The group rehearses Tu/Th at 1:30; contact Miles Fish for audition times and information about the new NWACC Chamber Singers scholarship program. Traditional and non-traditional students may register for Chamber Singers. mfish@nwacc.edu or milesfish@mac.com

Help Build the Hammock Lounge

NWACC Student Ambassador and Activities Board members are excited to build the NWACC Hammock Lounge. Because the lounge will be funded by donations, SAAB members are looking to you to help build this great new addition to campus. The lounge will be a place for students to hang out, study, and enjoy. Every little bit helps! If you would like to donate to this awesome new addition for NWACC students please email studentlife@nwacc.edu. For more information contact Becky Hudson at rhudson1@nwacc.edu.

Personal Finance Workshops at the Bentonville Public Library

It’s time to get your money in line! Bentonville Public Library is excited to announce Special Ops: Personal Finance, a series of financial workshops to help you control your money. The financial classes will be facilitated by Credit Counseling of Arkansas. For information about dates and times, visit the library website at www.bentonvillelibrary.org or call 479-271-3192.

Youth Lit Fest-Revised

The 2nd Annual Bentonville Youth Literature Festival will soon be here! The Bentonville Public Library will be filled with exciting author and illustrator presentations, workshops, activities, book sales, book signings, and more! All presentations and activities are free and open to the public. Registration is not required. For more information, contact spekel@bentonvillear.com.

Learning to Learn Project 

The Learning to Learn Project at the University of Arkansas is seeking 5-year-olds, 1st graders, and 3rd graders to participate in a fun interactive project designed to understand how children use their memories. The project takes place on the University of Arkansas campus and participants receive $20 for their participation. It’s fun, and a great learning opportunity for children. The project consists of one visit to campus that will take approximately 30 minutes. Parking is provided! The National Science Foundation-funded project is designed to learn more about how children’s memory develops. The project is ongoing and we are flexible with scheduling a time that works for you and your child(ren). For more information contact Kara Moore at 575-5805 or email knm005@email.uark.edu.

Are you interested in a career in public service?

Are you interested in working in government or the non-profit world? Take PLSC 2303-01W: Intro to Public Administration & Policy (CRN: 11768) in the Fall 2016 Semester. In this 16-week online course, we will look at the way things get done in the public sector. From policy development to human resource management to the budgeting process, this course will give you a window into the many challenges and opportunities faced by an administrator, whether a policeman on the beat, the US Secretary of Defense, or the director of a local charity. There will be no expensive textbook for this course, but articles and a first-hand account of life in federal and state government by Kenneth Ashworth in his book “Caught Between a Dog and a Fireplug”. For more information, email the instructor Andrew Gaber at agaber1@nwacc.edu.

Respiratory Therapist Applications Now Available

Respiratory Therapist applications are now available through July 1, 2016, on the NWACC Health Professions page: https://www.nwacc.edu/web/academics_healthProfessions/applications. Applicants will need their NWACC username and password in order to apply. Questions concerning the application process can be sent to HPapps@nwacc.edu.

Health Information Management applications now available

Health Information Management applications are now available through July 1, 2016, on the NWACC Health Professions page: https://www.nwacc.edu/web/academics_healthProfessions/applications.  Applicants will need their NWACC username and password in order to apply. Questions concerning the application process can be sent to HPapps@nwacc.edu.

ACC 2016: Call for Proposals

The Arkansas Community Colleges (ACC) organization is seeking proposals that reflect best practices and techniques related to community college administration/leadership, faculty, student success, and workforce development for presentation at the ACC annual conference October 9-11, 2016 . Proposals must be received by June 1, 2016. Proposals may be submitted online at http://www.arkansascc.org/annual-conference.html.

Free Counseling for Students

NWACC offers professional and private counseling to students through a partnership with area agencies. Counseling is free for students and available on campus on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays. To schedule an appointment, contact Danielle Schader at dschader@nwacc.edu or 479-619-4237 or Dale Montgomery at dmontgom@nwacc.edu or 479-619-4234.

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June 11, 2015

  • American Public University Rep Visits Transfer Desk on Thursday (TODAY)
  • Student Services Hours This Thursday (TODAY)
  • Writing Center Open for Summer 1
  • Academic Success Center Summer I Schedule
  • Brainfuse Online Tutoring Service Orientation Webinar
  • Leadership Opportunity: 2015 iGive Leadership Team Volunteers Needed!
  • Renewal of Mobile Device Allowances
  • Health Politics and Policy Offered in Fall
  • Honors American National Government Offered This Fall
  • U of A WCOB Transfer Day Sign-Up
  • IT Services Has Work-Study Position Open (new)
  • 2 Work-Study Positions Available in the Library (new)
  • Work-Study Position Available in Student Services
  • Work-Study Position in the Tutoring Center
  • Work-Study Positions Open in Disability Resource Center
  • Testing Center Work Study Positions
  • Washington County Work Study Positions
  • Health Information Management Applications
  • Respiratory Therapy Applications

THIS WEEK AT NWACC:

American Public University Representative Visits Transfer Desk on Thursday

Chris Eads, College Outreach Coordinator with American Public University, will be stationed at the Transfer Information Desk from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 11.

APU works with NWACC students to ensure completion of the two-year degree before moving on to complete a four-year degree.  If you are interested in learning more about this full-online university, please make plans to drop by for a visit with Chris.

Student Services Hours This Thursday

The Division of Student Services will open at 9 a.m. this Thursday, June 11, so that all staff can attend a division-wide staff meeting.

Thursday service hours will be 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Writing Center Open for Summer 1

The Writing Center is open 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday in Burns Hall 1003 for Summer 1. Our email service is also available through the Writing Center website. Students, come take advantage of this valuable resource.

Academic Success Center Summer I Schedule

Tutoring Services are available  8 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Thursday for Summer 1.

For more information, please follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NWACCASC

GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Brainfuse Online Tutoring Service Orientation Webinar

Distance Learning and the Academic Success Center will host a webinar orientation for Brainfuse, a live online tutoring service that will be available to students starting Summer II.

The webinar will be held on Wednesday, June 17, at 2 p.m. in BH 2459. Everyone is welcome to attend to learn more about this product and how it will benefit our students.

Leadership Opportunity: 2015 iGive Leadership Team Volunteers Needed!

Please share your voice! We are looking for members of the NWACC family to participate as members of the iGive Campaign Leadership Team.

Leaders will work as a group to plan and put on the annual event this fall. iGive is an opportunity for faculty, staff, and students to participate in the College’s philanthropic efforts which support the employee assistance fund, student scholarships, program efforts, facility needs, and the unrestricted fund. It’s also a time to celebrate our campus community and highlight all of our programmatic efforts and needs as a College.

To join or get more details, please contact Amy Benincosa at (479) 619-4321 or abenincosa@nwacc.edu

Renewal of Mobile Device Allowances

Mobile device allowances will expire at the June 30th year end.  To be eligible for renewal, you must have a business need for the device and must submit a Mobile Device Allowance Request Form to your Department Head and Cabinet Representative for approval.

The approved forms must be turned into the Controller’s Office no later than June 25 in order to be processed by Payroll for the July reimbursement.

Following is the link for the Mobile Device Allowance Request Form:

http://content.nwacc.edu/administrativeservices/PolicyforAS/FinancialOperations/WirelessCommunicationDeviceAllowanceRequestFormweb.pdf

Please feel welcome to contact Rai Starr or Sandi Goodenow in Accounting with any questions.

Thank you!

Health Politics and Policy Offered in Fall

A new course, Introduction to Health Politics and Policy is being offered in the fall. The class will meet from 1:30 to 2:45 on Tuesdays and Thursdays. For more information, see the attached flier or email the course instructor at toveracker@nwacc.edu.

Honors American National Government Offered This Fall

PLSC 2003H American National Government honors (CRN# 11306) will be offered in Fall 2015 (M/W 12-1:15 p.m.). For more information, see the attached flier.

Students, would you like to attend the Walton College of Business Transfer Day?

U of A WCOB Transfer Day Sign-Up

If you are transferring to the WCOB and would like to learn more about the programs and resources available to you, please select the link below to sign up. This event is February 26 from 8:30-2. http://goo.gl/forms/jIKXIKU1TT

IT Services Has Work-Study Position Open

Want to gain valuable experience working with technology? Information Technology Services is seeking to fill 1 work-study position at 19 hours/week.

This position is primarily focused on working side-by-side with the ITS team to assist customers in addressing technology problems. Additionally, the position will get hands-on experience working on exciting technology projects and roll-outs. Strong customer service skills and a background in technology are required.

For more information or to apply, please send a resume and cover letter to JDegn@nwacc.edu.

2 Work-Study Positions Available in the Library

The Library has 2 work-study positions open to start July 1.

Job duties include: Staff library Circulation Desk. Responsibilities include checking out library materials, assisting library users in use of facility and resources, and assisting staff in opening and closing facility. Assist library multimedia coordinator with special projects as assigned. Physical demands include lifting and moving boxes of material, moving loaded library carts, and handling books and other materials. Position requires dependability, flexibility, and dedication to providing quality service to library users. Previous library or public service experience preferred.

Please send resumes and email inquiries to Janelle Weaver at jweaver7@nwacc.edu

Work-Study Position Available in Student Services

Job Description: This position will assist the administrative assistants to the Vice President for Student Services, the Dean of Students, and the Dean of Learner Success. 15 hours per week Duties include, but are not limited to:

  • Tracks flow of office documents
  • Creates and maintains files
  • Maintain electronic spreadsheets
  • Assists with maintenance of budget books and purchase orders
  • Creates and organizes manuals and packets
  • Preps, copies, scans, and indexes appeals and other student documents
  • Provides assistance with campus event planning
  • Provides assistance with campus events
  • Assists students with registration during peak registration times
  • Assists with staffing of Financial Aid Express Lane when needed
  • Assists with staffing of Student Information Center when needed
  • Assists with incoming calls
  • Gathers signatures on various documents from appropriate department heads and administrators
  • Delivers and picks up documents/materials to various departments and divisions
  • Performs any other Learner Services division related duties as assigned

For more information or to submit a resume, contact Danielle Schader at dschader@nwacc.edu or 479-619-4237.

Work-Study Position in the Tutoring Center

Are you looking for a job on campus? Have you done well in your math and science courses?

If so, the Tutoring Center in the Academic Success Center may be looking for YOU!

We are seeking to fill 1 work-study position at 15 hours/week.

This position is primarily focused on customer service and assistance with math and science courses, including monitoring the Tutoring Center; offering support with additional study skills; making referrals to other areas on campus; participating in staff training; keeping the ASC clean and organized; and answering general student questions. All tutors are required to complete tutor certification as part of their training.

Work-Study Positions Open in Disability Resource Center

The Disability Resource Center is looking for high-energy, AWESOME students to join our team! We have flexible scheduling and no experience is necessary! If you are interested or know a student who would be interested, see the attached flier for additional details.

Testing Center Work Study Positions

The Testing Center is seeking to hire two work study positions.

If you know a student who is looking for experience in an office setting and gaining people, skills please apply. Please contact the Testing Center 479-619-4354 with questions and email resumes to testingcenter@nwacc.edu.

Washington County Work Study Positions

The Washington County Center currently has 2 openings in Washington County for work-study students.

Applicants must be eligible for financial aid. Students can work up to 15 hours per week, and we work around your work schedule.

Please contact Paula Carollo at pcarollo@nwacc.edu, or at 479-927-3330 for additional information.

Health Information Management Applications

Health Information Management (HIM) applications are now available on the HIM page of the NWACC website. The HIM department is currently taking applications for Fall 2015.

To apply, students will need their NWACC username and password. For further questions regarding the HIM application, please contact HPapps@nwacc.edu

Respiratory Therapy Applications

The Respiratory Therapy applications are now available on the RT page of the NWACC website. Applications will be taken through July 1, 2015. Students accepted will begin Fall 2015.

To apply, students will need their NWACC user name and password. There are no paper applications.

For further questions regarding the Respiratory Therapy application, please contact HPapps@nwacc.edu

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June 10, 2015

  • American Public University Rep Visits Transfer Desk on Thursday (new)
  • Student Services Hours This Thursday (new)
  • Writing Center Open for Summer 1
  • Academic Success Center Summer I Schedule
  • Brainfuse Online Tutoring Service Orientation Webinar (new)
  • Leadership Opportunity: 2015 iGive Leadership Team Volunteers Needed! (new)
  • Renewal of Mobile Device Allowances
  • Health Politics and Policy Offered in Fall
  • Honors American National Government Offered This Fall
  • U of A WCOB Transfer Day Sign-Up
  • Work-Study Position Available in Student Services
  • Work-Study Position in the Tutoring Center
  • Work-Study Positions Open in Disability Resource Center
  • Testing Center Work Study Positions
  • Washington County Work Study Positions
  • Health Information Management Applications (updated)
  • Respiratory Therapy Applications
  • Hope Supply Program: Breast Cancer Society
  • Trivia Answer from Tuesday

THIS WEEK AT NWACC:

American Public University Representative Visits Transfer Desk on Thursday

Chris Eads, College Outreach Coordinator with American Public University, will be stationed at the Transfer Information Desk from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 11.

APU works with NWACC students to ensure completion of the two-year degree before moving on to complete a four-year degree.  If you are interested in learning more about this full-online university, please make plans to drop by for a visit with Chris.

Student Services Hours This Thursday

The Division of Student Services will open at 9 a.m. this Thursday, June 11, so that all staff can attend a division-wide staff meeting.

Thursday service hours will be 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Writing Center Open for Summer 1

The Writing Center is open 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday in Burns Hall 1003 for Summer 1. Our email service is also available through the Writing Center website. Students, come take advantage of this valuable resource.

Academic Success Center Summer I Schedule

Tutoring Services are available  8 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Thursday for Summer 1.

For more information, please follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NWACCASC

GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Brainfuse Online Tutoring Service Orientation Webinar

Distance Learning and the Academic Success Center will host a webinar orientation for Brainfuse, a live online tutoring service that will be available to students starting Summer II.

The webinar will be held on Wednesday, June 17, at 2 p.m. in BH 2459. Everyone is welcome to attend to learn more about this product and how it will benefit our students.

Leadership Opportunity: 2015 iGive Leadership Team Volunteers Needed!

Please share your voice! We are looking for members of the NWACC family to participate as members of the iGive Campaign Leadership Team.

Leaders will work as a group to plan and put on the annual event this fall. iGive is an opportunity for faculty, staff, and students to participate in the College’s philanthropic efforts which support the employee assistance fund, student scholarships, program efforts, facility needs, and the unrestricted fund. It’s also a time to celebrate our campus community and highlight all of our programmatic efforts and needs as a College.

To join or get more details, please contact Amy Benincosa at (479) 619-4321 or abenincosa@nwacc.edu

Renewal of Mobile Device Allowances

Mobile device allowances will expire at the June 30th year end.  To be eligible for renewal, you must have a business need for the device and must submit a Mobile Device Allowance Request Form to your Department Head and Cabinet Representative for approval.

The approved forms must be turned into the Controller’s Office no later than June 25 in order to be processed by Payroll for the July reimbursement.

Following is the link for the Mobile Device Allowance Request Form:

http://content.nwacc.edu/administrativeservices/PolicyforAS/FinancialOperations/WirelessCommunicationDeviceAllowanceRequestFormweb.pdf

Please feel welcome to contact Rai Starr or Sandi Goodenow in Accounting with any questions.

Thank you!

Health Politics and Policy Offered in Fall

A new course, Introduction to Health Politics and Policy is being offered in the fall. The class will meet from 1:30 to 2:45 on Tuesdays and Thursdays. For more information, see the attached flier or email the course instructor at toveracker@nwacc.edu.

Honors American National Government Offered This Fall

PLSC 2003H American National Government honors (CRN# 11306) will be offered in Fall 2015 (M/W 12-1:15 p.m.). For more information, see the attached flier.

Students, would you like to attend the Walton College of Business Transfer Day?

U of A WCOB Transfer Day Sign-Up

If you are transferring to the WCOB and would like to learn more about the programs and resources available to you, please select the link below to sign up. This event is February 26 from 8:30-2. http://goo.gl/forms/jIKXIKU1TT

Work-Study Position Available in Student Services

Job Description: This position will assist the administrative assistants to the Vice President for Student Services, the Dean of Students, and the Dean of Learner Success. 15 hours per week Duties include, but are not limited to:

  • Tracks flow of office documents
  • Creates and maintains files
  • Maintain electronic spreadsheets
  • Assists with maintenance of budget books and purchase orders
  • Creates and organizes manuals and packets
  • Preps, copies, scans, and indexes appeals and other student documents
  • Provides assistance with campus event planning
  • Provides assistance with campus events
  • Assists students with registration during peak registration times
  • Assists with staffing of Financial Aid Express Lane when needed
  • Assists with staffing of Student Information Center when needed
  • Assists with incoming calls
  • Gathers signatures on various documents from appropriate department heads and administrators
  • Delivers and picks up documents/materials to various departments and divisions
  • Performs any other Learner Services division related duties as assigned

For more information or to submit a resume, contact Danielle Schader at dschader@nwacc.edu or 479-619-4237.

Work-Study Position in the Tutoring Center

Are you looking for a job on campus? Have you done well in your math and science courses?

If so, the Tutoring Center in the Academic Success Center may be looking for YOU!

We are seeking to fill 1 work-study position at 15 hours/week.

This position is primarily focused on customer service and assistance with math and science courses, including monitoring the Tutoring Center; offering support with additional study skills; making referrals to other areas on campus; participating in staff training; keeping the ASC clean and organized; and answering general student questions. All tutors are required to complete tutor certification as part of their training.

Work-Study Positions Open in Disability Resource Center

The Disability Resource Center is looking for high-energy, AWESOME students to join our team! We have flexible scheduling and no experience is necessary! If you are interested or know a student who would be interested, see the attached flier for additional details.

Testing Center Work Study Positions

The Testing Center is seeking to hire two work study positions.

If you know a student who is looking for experience in an office setting and gaining people, skills please apply. Please contact the Testing Center 479-619-4354 with questions and email resumes to testingcenter@nwacc.edu.

Washington County Work Study Positions

The Washington County Center currently has 2 openings in Washington County for work-study students.

Applicants must be eligible for financial aid. Students can work up to 15 hours per week, and we work around your work schedule.

Please contact Paula Carollo at pcarollo@nwacc.edu, or at 479-927-3330 for additional information.

Health Information Management Applications

Health Information Management (HIM) applications are now available on the HIM page of the NWACC website. The HIM department is currently taking applications for Fall 2015.

To apply, students will need their NWACC username and password. For further questions regarding the HIM application, please contact HPapps@nwacc.edu

Respiratory Therapy Applications

The Respiratory Therapy applications are now available on the RT page of the NWACC website. Applications will be taken through July 1, 2015. Students accepted will begin Fall 2015.

To apply, students will need their NWACC user name and password. There are no paper applications.

For further questions regarding the Respiratory Therapy application, please contact HPapps@nwacc.edu

Hope Supply Program: Breast Cancer Society

The Breast Cancer Society’s Hope Supply Program is in need of participants for a Service Learning Project.

Program coordinator Tara Pittsenbarger is looking for volunteers to do service in helping breast cancer patients by assisting them in the Hope Supply Program that gives patients (and survivors) a chance to “shop”  free of charge for personal supplies associated principally with breast cancer needs.

Ms. Pittsenbarger will need volunteers to do various activities. Anyone interested in assisting with this program should contact Tara Pittsenbarger, 479-268-6300, tara@breastcancersociety.org

Students who participate will be eligible for Service Learning credit. Also, if you know of anyone who has been diagnosed with breast cancer, they are eligible to get the free supplies regardless of financial status. Those interested in doing service with the Breast Cancer Society or those wanting to find out how to become eligible for the Hope Supply Program should contact Ms. Pittsenbarger.

For more information, Hope Supply Program brochures and Ms. Pittsenbarger’s business cards are available in Dr. Chris Huggard’s office box at BH 2219.

TRIVIA ANSWER:

Trivia answer from Tuesday: The three races in the Triple Crown are the Belmont, the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness.

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June 9, 2015

  • A.S. Occupational Life Skills Information Session on June 9 (TODAY)
  • American Public University Visits Transfer Desk on Thursday (new)
  • Student Services Hours This Thursday (new)
  • Writing Center Open for Summer 1
  • Academic Success Center Summer I Schedule
  • Renewal of Mobile Device Allowances
  • Health Politics and Policy Offered in Fall
  • Honors American National Government Offered This Fall
  • U of A WCOB Transfer Day Sign-Up
  • Work-Study Position Available in Student Services (new)
  • Work-Study Position in the Tutoring Center
  • Work-Study Positions Open in Disability Resource Center
  • Testing Center Work Study Positions
  • Washington County Work Study Positions
  • Health Information Management Applications (updated)
  • Respiratory Therapy Applications
  • Hope Supply Program: Breast Cancer Society
  • NWACC in the News (1 new item)

THIS WEEK AT NWACC:

A.S. Occupational Life Skills Information Session on June 9

The OLS degree is designed for area students/citizens with cognitive disabilities who meet particular admissions standards.

Through an accredited curriculum, participating students are taught hard and soft skills essential for life and work in preparation for employment and greater independence. If you are interested in learning more about this program, please join the Health Professions division in the Center for Health Professions on June 9 at 6 p.m. (signs will be posted with room location)

Please RSVP by email at ols@nwacc.edu or call 479-619-4285. Seating is limited.

American Public University Visits Transfer Desk on Thursday

Chris Eads, College Outreach Coordinator with American Public University, will be stationed at the Transfer Information Desk from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 11.

APU works with NWACC students to ensure completion of the two-year degree before moving on to complete a four-year degree.  If you are interested in learning more about this full-online university, please make plans to drop by for a visit with Chris.

Student Services Hours This Thursday

The Division of Student Services will open at 9 a.m. this Thursday, June 11, so that all staff can attend a division-wide staff meeting.

Thursday service hours will be 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Writing Center Open for Summer 1

The Writing Center is open 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday in Burns Hall 1003 for Summer 1. Our email service is also available through the Writing Center website. Students, come take advantage of this valuable resource.

Academic Success Center Summer I Schedule

Tutoring Services are available  8 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Thursday for Summer 1.

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GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Renewal of Mobile Device Allowances

Mobile device allowances will expire at the June 30th year end.  To be eligible for renewal, you must have a business need for the device and must submit a Mobile Device Allowance Request Form to your Department Head and Cabinet Representative for approval.

The approved forms must be turned into the Controller’s Office no later than June 25 in order to be processed by Payroll for the July reimbursement.

Following is the link for the Mobile Device Allowance Request Form:

http://content.nwacc.edu/administrativeservices/PolicyforAS/FinancialOperations/WirelessCommunicationDeviceAllowanceRequestFormweb.pdf

Please feel welcome to contact Rai Starr or Sandi Goodenow in Accounting with any questions.

Thank you!

Health Politics and Policy Offered in Fall

A new course, Introduction to Health Politics and Policy is being offered in the fall. The class will meet from 1:30 to 2:45 on Tuesdays and Thursdays. For more information, see the attached flier or email the course instructor at toveracker@nwacc.edu.

Honors American National Government Offered This Fall

PLSC 2003H American National Government honors (CRN# 11306) will be offered in Fall 2015 (M/W 12-1:15 p.m.). For more information, see the attached flier.

Students, would you like to attend the Walton College of Business Transfer Day?

U of A WCOB Transfer Day Sign-Up

If you are transferring to the WCOB and would like to learn more about the programs and resources available to you, please select the link below to sign up. This event is February 26 from 8:30-2. http://goo.gl/forms/jIKXIKU1TT

Work-Study Position Available in Student Services

Job Description: This position will assist the administrative assistants to the Vice President for Student Services, the Dean of Students, and the Dean of Learner Success. 15 hours per week Duties include, but are not limited to:

  • Tracks flow of office documents
  • Creates and maintains files
  • Maintain electronic spreadsheets
  • Assists with maintenance of budget books and purchase orders
  • Creates and organizes manuals and packets
  • Preps, copies, scans, and indexes appeals and other student documents
  • Provides assistance with campus event planning
  • Provides assistance with campus events
  • Assists students with registration during peak registration times
  • Assists with staffing of Financial Aid Express Lane when needed
  • Assists with staffing of Student Information Center when needed
  • Assists with incoming calls
  • Gathers signatures on various documents from appropriate department heads and administrators
  • Delivers and picks up documents/materials to various departments and divisions
  • Performs any other Learner Services division related duties as assigned

For more information or to submit a resume, contact Danielle Schader at dschader@nwacc.edu or 479-619-4237.

Work-Study Position in the Tutoring Center

Are you looking for a job on campus? Have you done well in your math and science courses?

If so, the Tutoring Center in the Academic Success Center may be looking for YOU!

We are seeking to fill 1 work-study position at 15 hours/week.

This position is primarily focused on customer service and assistance with math and science courses, including monitoring the Tutoring Center; offering support with additional study skills; making referrals to other areas on campus; participating in staff training; keeping the ASC clean and organized; and answering general student questions. All tutors are required to complete tutor certification as part of their training.

Work-Study Positions Open in Disability Resource Center

The Disability Resource Center is looking for high-energy, AWESOME students to join our team! We have flexible scheduling and no experience is necessary! If you are interested or know a student who would be interested, see the attached flier for additional details.

Testing Center Work Study Positions

The Testing Center is seeking to hire two work study positions.

If you know a student who is looking for experience in an office setting and gaining people, skills please apply. Please contact the Testing Center 479-619-4354 with questions and email resumes to testingcenter@nwacc.edu.

Washington County Work Study Positions

The Washington County Center currently has 2 openings in Washington County for work-study students.

Applicants must be eligible for financial aid. Students can work up to 15 hours per week, and we work around your work schedule.

Please contact Paula Carollo at pcarollo@nwacc.edu, or at 479-927-3330 for additional information.

Health Information Management Applications

Health Information Management (HIM) applications are now available on the HIM page of the NWACC website. The HIM department is currently taking applications for Fall 2015.

To apply, students will need their NWACC username and password. For further questions regarding the HIM application, please contact HPapps@nwacc.edu

Respiratory Therapy Applications

The Respiratory Therapy applications are now available on the RT page of the NWACC website. Applications will be taken through July 1, 2015. Students accepted will begin Fall 2015.

To apply, students will need their NWACC user name and password. There are no paper applications.

For further questions regarding the Respiratory Therapy application, please contact HPapps@nwacc.edu

Hope Supply Program: Breast Cancer Society

The Breast Cancer Society’s Hope Supply Program is in need of participants for a Service Learning Project.

Program coordinator Tara Pittsenbarger is looking for volunteers to do service in helping breast cancer patients by assisting them in the Hope Supply Program that gives patients (and survivors) a chance to “shop”  free of charge for personal supplies associated principally with breast cancer needs.

Ms. Pittsenbarger will need volunteers to do various activities. Anyone interested in assisting with this program should contact Tara Pittsenbarger, 479-268-6300, tara@breastcancersociety.org

Students who participate will be eligible for Service Learning credit. Also, if you know of anyone who has been diagnosed with breast cancer, they are eligible to get the free supplies regardless of financial status. Those interested in doing service with the Breast Cancer Society or those wanting to find out how to become eligible for the Hope Supply Program should contact Ms. Pittsenbarger.

For more information, Hope Supply Program brochures and Ms. Pittsenbarger’s business cards are available in Dr. Chris Huggard’s office box at BH 2219.

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