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For next week, can you plug this event- April from Campus Life wants ALL staff and faculty to come celebrate, she asked for an email, but I think you can just plug the event: https://news.csn.edu/event/one-more-time/
In the newsroom waiting your review:
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Volleyball tourney
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Athletics awards
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DWED ACT spotlight
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Military Month
There’s so much going on, but don’t worry. We’ve got you. News stories below, a couple fun items up here:
- We’re holding a Strategic Planning College-Wide Kick-Off event next week, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 7. Dr. Klippenstein will lead the show, and he’d love for you to attend. Look for more info in the next couple of days.
- The Northwest Campus Town Hall last week was a huge success, thanks to all of you. Check out Channel 13’s story for the details.
- This Friday, we’ve got a training session going on for folks who want to track legislative developments that matter to CSN. Check it out.
- Commencement is only THREE WEEKS away.
Send us your news stories.
Thanks everyone.
– CSN Marketing & Communications Team
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CSN’s Best Had Their Night: Coyote Athletics Celebrates 10 Years of Honoring Its Own
On April 20, CSN filled the Student Union Ballroom on the Charleston campus with the athletes, coaches, and staff who make CSN sports worth watching, and handed out hardware to the ones who stood out most. The academic spotlight went to two athletes who figured out how to compete at a high level while keeping their grades even higher.
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Net Results: CSN’s Faculty and Staff Volleyball Showdown
The spikes were flying and the competition was fierce at CSN's staff and faculty volleyball game, and when the dust settled, Late Submissions claimed the championship title. The team of English and Anthropology faculty proved they may be slow on the grading turnaround, but they're lightning fast on the court.
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CSN Helped Build a National Playbook for Getting People into Good Jobs
When ACT set out to create a national resource for connecting education to careers, they called on CSN to help build it. The result is the Pathways to Success Toolkit, released this month. It's a practical guide for communities, colleges, employers, and policymakers trying to design career pathways that actually lead somewhere.
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From Service to Scholarship: Military Community Keeps the Mission Going
May is Military Appreciation Month, and CSN has plenty to celebrate. Right now, more than 812 veterans are enrolled and using their VA education benefits at CSN. Add in 817 military dependents, and that's more than 1,600 service-connected students building their futures through higher education. Women make up nearly a quarter of that veteran population, with 199 female veterans currently enrolled, reflecting the growing and vital role women play across all branches. Those numbers tell a story, and so do the people behind them.
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