NOVA’s Loudoun campus will have a new provost come July 30 when Julie Leidig takes the top position at the campus. The provost oversees student services and campus operations.
“Dr. Leidig’s expertise and strong leadership in higher education will be a valuable addition to NOVA,” NOVA president Robert Templin said in a press release. “We look forward to welcoming her as a member of our administration.”
Leidig comes from a position as vice president of instruction at Lone Star College – Montgomery, a community college in suburban Houston. There, she oversaw …

Six Degrees of Separation had its opening night on Friday, October 9, at NOVA Loudon’s Waddell Theater. The house was packed, the laughs were plenty and the actors, who could be heard even in the back of the theatre, made the unusual transition from addressing the audience to addressing each other without a hitch.

The play, directed by Haley Murphy and produced by Colleen Stock for CCT with 2nd Flight Theatre Company, deals with imagination in art, in lies, in self-identity and in hope.

At NOVA’s Loudoun campus, student-based theater and community theater have combined for a modernized version of John Guare’s 1990 play, Six Degrees of Separation. The play centers around the way a gay con man — who is also a sensitive, moving speaker — affects the wealthy Kittredge family in New York.