Napa Valley College, located in the heart of California's renowned wine country, is more than just a place of higher education. It is a hub of culture, innovation, and community engagement. With a focus on providing accessible and quality education to students from diverse backgrounds, Napa Valley College plays a vital role in shaping the future of the region.
Viva Mariachi! will return to Napa for its fourth annual weekend-long festival this April — but the music that brings people out to Napa is just one example of the rich cultural experiences available at Napa Valley College. From theater productions to art exhibits, the college offers a range of events that celebrate the arts and foster creativity.
The Bay Area Cyber League, in conjunction with the Bay Area Community College Consortium, is hosting a week-long, in-person Intermediate Summer CyberCamp at Napa Valley College. This initiative highlights the college's commitment to staying at the forefront of technology and providing students with hands-on learning opportunities in cutting-edge fields.
Napa Valley College puts together an outreach plan amid challenges to ensure that high school students who will matriculate into certificates and degrees are supported every step of the way. By creating pathways for success and fostering a supportive environment, the college empowers students to achieve their academic and career goals.
“Spring Awakening” runs through Sunday, March 17 at Napa Valley College. Cast members deliver captivating performances of this musical, showcasing the talent and dedication of the college's performing arts students. With tickets available to the public, the college invites the community to enjoy a night of entertainment and culture.
Rodd Aubrey, a former reporter and communications lead, has played a key role in shaping the communication strategy at Napa Valley College. His experience and expertise have helped elevate the college's reputation and reach a wider audience. Through his leadership, Napa Valley College continues to thrive and grow.
Spring Awakening 16 features cast members from Napa Valley College in a full dress rehearsal of the musical. The college's commitment to fostering creativity and talent is evident in the dedication and passion of its performing arts students. This production is a testament to the vibrant arts community at Napa Valley College.
Free family and school supplies, food, and more are offered to Napa Valley College students at the Basic Needs Center on campus. This initiative aims to support students in need and create a welcoming and inclusive environment on campus. By addressing students' basic needs, the college ensures that all students have the resources they need to succeed.
River Trail Village is Napa Valley College's first housing project, making it the 13th community college in California to offer on-campus housing. This development provides students with affordable and convenient housing options, enhancing the college experience and creating a sense of community among students.
Affordable, on-campus student housing is coming soon to Napa Valley College, with an expected completion date of Fall 2024. This exciting development will further enhance the college's commitment to providing students with a supportive and enriching learning environment. By expanding housing options, Napa Valley College continues to prioritize the well-being and success of its students.
