The Career & Leadership Readiness Institute (CLRI) at Northern Virginia Community College (NOVA) with Guests Tiffanie Rosier and Brittany Hollis

In this episode, Rachael Mann is joined by Tiffanie Rosier and Brittany Hollis to discuss initiatives at Northern Virginia Community College (NOVA) including STEM and leadership opportunities for students. Learn more about the successes that are happening here: https://blogs.nvcc.edu/systemic/2021/04/29/nova-students-recognized-for-clri-success/ Tiffanie Rosier is a STEM Education Coordinator for Northern Virginia Community College.  She has a Bachelor’s in Public Relations from James Madison University, a Masters in Higher Education Administration from Western Kentucky University, and holds the Global Career Development Facilitator Certification.  Tiffanie has worked in Career Services at several institutions. She is also currently a participant in the ACTE Post-Secondary Leadership Success Program for Career and Technical Education Administrators.  Brittany is the Information and Engineering Technology Career Coach for Northern Virginia Community College. She has a Bachelor’s in Biology and Teacher Education from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Masters in Higher Education from North Carolina State University. Brittany was a former high school science teacher before transitioning to higher education and has worked with several STEM education programs at the collegiate level.  Brittany Hollis is the Information and Engineering Technology Career Coach for Northern Virginia Community College. She has a Bachelor’s in Biology and Teacher Education from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Masters in Higher Education from North Carolina State University. Brittany was a former high school science teacher before transitioning to higher education and has worked with several STEM education programs at the collegiate level.