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Showing posts with label Northern Virgina Community College. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Northern Virgina Community College. Show all posts
Thursday, September 25, 2014
October 1 Poetry at the Black Box Theater
Friday, January 31, 2014
Open Mic Night: A Celebration of African-American Culture
Northern Virginia Community College
Manassas Campus
6901 Sudley Road
presents
Open Mic Night: A Celebration of African-American Culture
WhatOn
Feb. 18 from 6-8 p.m., the Manassas Campus of Northern Virginia
Community College will hold an open mic event to celebrate
African-American culture. The community is invited to share a favorite
poem, literary passage or musical performance. All performances must be
three minutes or less. Light refreshments will be served. The event is
sponsored by the Office of Student Life. Register online at http://www.eventbrite.com/e/open-mic-night-a-celebration-of-african-american-culture-tickets-10380138273.
Where
Colgan Theater, Northern Virginia Community College, 6901 Sudley Road, Manassas
CostFree and open to the public
Contact
703-257-6665 or mschreibman@nvcc.edu
Colgan Theater, Northern Virginia Community College, 6901 Sudley Road, Manassas
CostFree and open to the public
Contact
703-257-6665 or mschreibman@nvcc.edu
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Friday, March 8, 2013
Women’s History Month Celebration at NOVA-Manassas
In
honor of Women’s History Month, the Manassas Campus of Northern
Virginia Community College will present a series of discussions in
Colgan Theater.
Led by NOVA-Manassas faculty members, the discussions are free and open to the public with free parking in student parking lots (Lot B). The campus is located at 6901 Sudley Road in Manassas. Contact Chalet Jean Baptiste at cjbaptiste@nvcc.edu for more information.
March 19
12:30 to 2 p.m.
“Writing Women Back into the West”
March 20
3 to 4:30 p.m.
“Perspectives on Power: Women, Hollywood and Economic Opportunity in Corporate America,” “Wordles Featuring Women in European History” and “Women AT Each Other: The Plight of Our Less Supportive, Critical Selves”
March 21
5 to 6:30 p.m.
“Gertrude Bell and Her Role in the Creation of Iraq”
Led by NOVA-Manassas faculty members, the discussions are free and open to the public with free parking in student parking lots (Lot B). The campus is located at 6901 Sudley Road in Manassas. Contact Chalet Jean Baptiste at cjbaptiste@nvcc.edu for more information.
March 19
12:30 to 2 p.m.
“Writing Women Back into the West”
March 20
3 to 4:30 p.m.
“Perspectives on Power: Women, Hollywood and Economic Opportunity in Corporate America,” “Wordles Featuring Women in European History” and “Women AT Each Other: The Plight of Our Less Supportive, Critical Selves”
March 21
5 to 6:30 p.m.
“Gertrude Bell and Her Role in the Creation of Iraq”
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Northern
Virginia Community College is the largest institution of higher
education in the Commonwealth of Virginia and one of America’s largest
community colleges. NOVA enrolls more than 75,000 students at its six
campuses in Alexandria, Annandale, Loudoun, Manassas, Springfield and
Woodbridge, and through the Extended Learning Institute. For more
information about NOVA and its programs or services, call 703-323-3000
or visit the College’s website, www.nvcc.edu.
______________________________
Carlene Mackereth
Public Information Officer
Northern Virginia Community College
703-257-6658
Sunday, March 3, 2013
NOVA Manassas Campus Professor wins more acclaim at Indie Soap Awards
Kathryn O’Sullivan and Paul Awad picked up more awards for their Web series “Thurston” at the Fourth Annual Indie Soap Awards ceremony Feb. 19 in New York City.
Sponsored by We Love Soaps and the Indie Series Network, the Indie Soap Awards champion independent scripted, serialized storytelling on the Web. O’Sullivan won for Best Costume Design and Awad won for Best Cinematography. Awad was also nominated for Best Director (Drama).
O’Sullivan leads the Theater Program at the Manassas Campus of Northern Virginia Community College. She is also co-executive producer, creator, writer and costume designer for “Thurston.” Awad is co-executive producer, director, cinematographer and editor for the series.
Among the “Thurston” entourage attending the red carpet ceremony were three-time Emmy nominee Colleen Zenk who plays Agnes Snead in the series, NOVA professors Lisa Nanni-Messegee and Todd Messegee who play Jo Maxwell and District Attorney Stewart, former NOVA student Garry Westcott who plays Marshal Robinson, and Garrett Brennan, a student at NOVA’s Loudoun Campus who was nominated for Best Breakout Performance (All Shows) for his role as Owen Snead.
“Thurston” is a Western drama about residents of a remote mining town and their struggle for survival in the 1880s Kansas Ozarks. The Web series has won six awards and received numerous nominations. The series was recently named an Official Selection at the 2013 HollyWeb Web Series Festival and the 2013 LA Web Series Festival. Both festivals will be held this spring in Los Angeles.
For more information, go to www.thurston-series.com or contact O’Sullivan at kosullivan@nvcc.edu.
Sponsored by We Love Soaps and the Indie Series Network, the Indie Soap Awards champion independent scripted, serialized storytelling on the Web. O’Sullivan won for Best Costume Design and Awad won for Best Cinematography. Awad was also nominated for Best Director (Drama).
O’Sullivan leads the Theater Program at the Manassas Campus of Northern Virginia Community College. She is also co-executive producer, creator, writer and costume designer for “Thurston.” Awad is co-executive producer, director, cinematographer and editor for the series.
Among the “Thurston” entourage attending the red carpet ceremony were three-time Emmy nominee Colleen Zenk who plays Agnes Snead in the series, NOVA professors Lisa Nanni-Messegee and Todd Messegee who play Jo Maxwell and District Attorney Stewart, former NOVA student Garry Westcott who plays Marshal Robinson, and Garrett Brennan, a student at NOVA’s Loudoun Campus who was nominated for Best Breakout Performance (All Shows) for his role as Owen Snead.
“Thurston” is a Western drama about residents of a remote mining town and their struggle for survival in the 1880s Kansas Ozarks. The Web series has won six awards and received numerous nominations. The series was recently named an Official Selection at the 2013 HollyWeb Web Series Festival and the 2013 LA Web Series Festival. Both festivals will be held this spring in Los Angeles.
For more information, go to www.thurston-series.com or contact O’Sullivan at kosullivan@nvcc.edu.
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Northern
Virginia Community College is the largest institution of higher
education in the Commonwealth of Virginia and one of America’s largest
community colleges. NOVA enrolls more than 75,000 students at its six
campuses in Alexandria, Annandale, Loudoun, Manassas, Springfield and
Woodbridge, and through the Extended Learning Institute. For more
information about NOVA and its programs or services, call 703-323-3000
or visit the College’s website, www.nvcc.edu.
______________________________
Carlene Mackereth
Public Information Officer
Northern Virginia Community College
703-257-6658
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