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Math Refresher Course

Need help placing the math portion of the Accuplacer? Take P.A.S.S. Read More >

Math 480

Math Refresher Course

Need help placing the math portion of the Accuplacer? Take P.A.S.S. Read More >

Garage 480

NVC Parking Garage Half Way Done

Garage construction almost done Read More >

Recognized Balridge 480

NVC Recognized Nationally

NVC recognized by the Baldrige Performance Excellence Program Read More >

Nano 480

Nanotechnology Students Doing Big Things

Nanotechnology Students Doing Big Things Read More >

Construction 480

Parking Garage Construction

Parking Garage Construction Read More >

Alternative Spring Break Trip

 
Kelly Blanco of Student Leadership and Activities took six students from NVC to Tucson, Ariz as part of the United Way Alternative Spring Break program.

 
The NVC students were a part of 16 total students, who worked at six Boys & Girls Clubs, taking part in educational activities and sprucing up the facilities.

Kelly said during the day, they did gardening and cleaning at several of the clubs. In the afternoons, students assisted in the development and implementation of the club's student programs.

Students "camped" at one of the organization's clubs for the entire week, sleeping on cots that were donated by the American Red Cross. All of the food for the students was donated by local restaurants and grocers.

Here's a video from the Tucson local news station. Kelly said the station mistakenly said we were all from University of Arizona, but they are Wildcats too, so it's okay! 

NVC student Juliangeli Rodriguez also wrote a story about the trip: Tucson Story 

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