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About Loudoun

The Loudoun Campus provides a variety of academic programs, continuing education classes, events and campus facilities to more than 11,000 students each year.

Located on 93 sprawling acres in Sterling, the Loudoun Campus includes eight buildings, two greenhouses, a dog run, the Waddell Art Gallery and the 230-seat Waddell Theater.

Among the more distinctive programs offered at Loudoun are the Veterinary Technology and Horticulture programs through the Natural and Applied Science Division, the Music Recording Technology program via the Communication and Human Studies Division and the Motorcycle Rider and Aviation Training courses offered by the office of Continuing Education and Workforce Development.

Start or continue your education at Northern Virginia's Loudoun Campus.

Dr. LeidigWelcome to the Loudoun Campus! Congratulations on taking this very important step to building your future.

We offer diverse programs and classes at the Loudoun Campus, while also providing high quality instruction and service. You will receive an affordable, quality education. You may enroll in programs that enable you to complete the first two years of college before transferring to a university to complete a baccalaureate degree; or, you may enroll in those programs that give you marketable job skills in two years or less.

You may also enroll in courses, which enhance your career advancement, or take part in workforce training programs, all taught by excellent faculty. Recognizing that learning is a lifelong process, we offer an array of academic programs and flexible-scheduling options designed to accommodate everyone whether you are 18 or 80, still in high school or a senior citizen.

Loudoun Campus’ diverse faculty and student body, along with our commitment to technology are your links to a world of opportunities in the workforce. We are a valued partner and a valuable resource within our community.

At the Loudoun Campus you have the potential to expand your horizons; you will find friendly, helpful faculty and staff who want to help you succeed; you will find countless possibilities and opportunities; and you will find your future.

I encourage you to take control of your future and reach for the greatest heights of your dreams by taking advantage of all that we have to offer!

Julie Leidig, Ph.D.
Email: jleidig@nvcc.edu
Phone: 703.450.2517
Office: LV2 153

The purpose of the Forum Council is to serve as an instrument for the formulation and expression of faculty, student and staff points of view on each campus. The Council usually considers questions relevant to its respective campus and its constituencies. It advises and seeks advice from the Provost of the campus and, through the Provost, to the President of the College. It also communicates with and makes recommendations to campus committees, college committees and/or the College Senate.

Forum Council meetings are open to anyone who wishes to attend. As noted in the College Forum Constitution: "Any member of the faculty, staff, or student body shall have the right to attend meetings of the Forum Council but shall not be entitled to have the floor unless he or she is reporting at the request of the Council, or his or her petition has been granted prior approval by the chair of the Forum Council."

Meetings are usually held from 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. on the second Monday of each month. Please contact the Forum Council chair for more information.

Forum Council Membership, Minutes and Agendas

Members 2021-2022

Teaching/Professional Faculty

  • Hashem Anwari
  • Stephanie Campbell
  • Karen Doheney
  • Mike Polcen, Chair
  • Fred Terranova

Classified Staff

  • Mike McMillon
  • Rachna Prakash

Administrative Faculty

  • Laura Jacyna, Vice Chair
  • Laura Siko, Secretary

Adjunct Faculty

  • Ahmed Abdel-Latif
  • Marybeth Leidman

Students

  • Michael Wemyss
  • Yileany Sharma Santamaria

Agendas

Minutes

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