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Lissa Gibbs named NVC Foundation executive director

Lissa Gibbs has been named executive director of the Napa Valley College Foundation.

Designed to bring many student services together under one roof to better serve students, the remodel of Building 1300,

The charismatic acting team of Tim Setzer and Michael Bulatao is once again in action! Setzer and Bulatao reunite for the Napa Valley Conservatory Theater/Music Napa Valley production of Sweeney Todd, playing April 12-22

Gospel Fest

A scholarship fundraiser will be presented by Umoja on Feb. 25. The 7 p.m. Gospel Fest will be in the Little Theater (1200 Building). Tickets are $10 and will be available at the door.

African American Dinner Celebration reservation deadline nears

“Roots that bear fruit” is the theme of the 11th annual African American Dinner Celebration at 6 p.m. Feb. 23 in the Cafeteria. This event is free and open to the public.

Summer Writers' Conference applications accepted Starting March 1

32ND NAPA VALLEY WRITERS’ CONFERENCE TO FEATURE ACCLAIMED AUTHORS Applications accepted starting March 1 for July conference, whose faculty roster includes internationally-renowned poets and fiction writers.

Financial Aid Workshop for Foster Youth

Need help navigating the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) as a foster youth or emancipated minor?

Audition Announcement: Shakespeare Napa Valley

Shakespeare Napa Valley, in association with Napa Valley College, will hold auditions for its Summer/2012 production of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, directed by Shakespeare Napa Valley Artistic Director, Jennifer King.

1098 forms available today

1098 forms are avialable now. Students will can view and print their forms from a .pdf they can access in their WebAdvisor accounts.

Summer in Spain deposit deadline March 2

This summer you can learn Spanish in Salamanca, Spain from June 9 – 30 and earn three college credits. Napa Valley College’s Summer Study Abroad Program is not limited to NVC students; community members can participate.

Community Listening Sessions

Dr. Edna Baehre-Kolovani, Napa Valley College’s president, will host listening sessions both on and off campus this spring.

Love Songs Feb. 5

The Bay Area community is invited as Music Napa Valley presents Roberto-Juan González, crooner, and The Michael Parsons Jazz Trio performing Mona Lisa, and Other Great Love Songs from Nat King Cole.

NVC Financial Aid presents Cash for College Workshops

Assembly member Yamada Invites Solano and Yolo County Students to FREE Cash for College Workshops YOLO AND SOLANO COUNTIES, CA- Assembly member Mariko Yamada (D-Davis) is hosting fifteen Cash for College Workshops

Oh, So French Salon

Ooh, La! La! Get your French on with the Oh, So French Salon and master pianist Mark Osten. Accompanied by violinist Claire Martin and soprano Lisa van Stuijvenberg, Mr. Osten offers

Computer Classes Open

Napa Valley College offers many computer classes from keyboarding to desktop publishing.

Registration in Progress

Spring classes start Jan. 18 at Napa Valley College. Walk-in and online registration continues through Jan. 17. The spring schedule is available online. See www.napavalley.edu for the schedule and additional registration information.

California Community Colleges Board of Governors Approves Student Success Task Force Recommendations, Sends Report to State Legislature

Chancellor Scott thanks board as reform plan to increase graduation, certificate, and transfer rates clears another hurdle

Spring Hospitality Classes

Hospitality is a vital Napa County industry. Would you like a career in hospitality or, if you are working in the field, do you want to improve job skills?