FACILITIES

8 CCSN 2007-2008 COURSE CATALOG

To achieve its mission, Mesquite offers classes that will

enable the student to transfer to a University with a com-

pleted Associate of Arts Degree, as well as computer certifi-

cation classes and Phlebotomy classes/labs. GED and ESL

classes are also offered to those students who wish to go on

to pursue college in the future.

The Center is located at 140 N. Yucca St. at the old

Virgin Valley Elementary School. CCSN purchased the

1400 sq. ft. building in 2005. There are 8 additional class-

rooms to use for our many general education classes, as

well as our non-credit based classes.

Mesquite is very active in the Work Keys Program help-

ing local businesses test potential employees. The Center

provides student support services such as registration,

admissions, cashiering, counseling and placement testing.

Our convenient location is within walking distance of down

town Mesquite.

MOAPA VALLEY CENTER- Serving the people of

Moapa Valley which includes Moapa, Overton, &

Logandale. The center provides traditional classes, adult

education, continuing education non-credit courses and dis-

tance education, in an atmosphere that encourages the full

realization of each individual’s potential.

To achieve its mission, the Center offers lower division

college courses for degree and transfer seeking students,

occupational and technical development programs, basic

skill education, and community education programs.

Additionally partnerships are sought with business, indus-

try, labor, educational institutions, and public sector agen-

cies to provide training opportunities for the local work

force and promote economic development and education.

The Center is located at 2400 N. St. Joseph Street, on

Moapa Valley High School campus approximately 45 min-

utes from the Cheyenne campus. Moapa Valley is located

10 miles from Lake Mead Recreational Area and 5 miles

from Valley of Fire State Park. The Center has a computer

lab available for students. Most of our classes are held at

Moapa Valley High School.

NELLIS CENTER- In partnership with the United

States Air Force and serving members of the military, the

center provides opportunities to attain educational and pro-

fessional goals. This community is comprised of active duty

members of the Armed Forces, their family members, and

Department of Defense Personnel.

To achieve its mission, the Nellis center offers general

education classes that are tailored to the students needs in

completion of their Community College of The Air Force

(CCAJP) requirements. Basic skill education and place-

ment testing are available to meet student needs. Academic

Advising is available during registration. Although its pri-

mary function is to support the educational efforts of the

military community, the Nellis Center is open to civilian

students on a limited basis. To accommodate the changing

work schedules and transient nature of today’s Air Force,

the Center offers classes in a convenient evening eight

week format.

The Center is located on Nellis Air Force Base, 4475

England Avenue, Suite 318, approximately five minutes

from the Cheyenne Campus. The base site program has

served as an educational center since 1975. Active duty mil-

itary have 100% of their tuition paid by the United States

Air Force. A base security pass, which requires appropriate

credentials, is required to attend classes on base; it can be

secured through the site management office.

SAHARA WEST CENTER- The Center is located at

2409 Las Verdes St, Las Vegas, this location is the heart of

the CCSN adult language and literacy program and is part

of the college’s division of Workforce and Economic

Development (WED).

Serving the people of Las Vegas as an education center,

the Sahara West Center, offers core general education cours-

es, workforce training, job/career services, and specialty pro-

grams that complement CCSN’s mission. Based on student

demand, the Center is also a satellite delivery location for

programs offered at one or more CCSN campus.

To achieve its mission, the Center is the focal point for

adult language and literacy offerings and basic skills and

English as a Second Language programs for adult learners.

In addition, the Center is the administrative home of work-

force specialists who provide customized training and

development services for business and industry partners in

Southern Nevada.

SUMMERLIN CENTER- Serving citizens in the

Summerlin area and students attending Palo Verde High

School, the Bob and Sandy Miller Center provides general

education and transfer education, personal enrichment

courses and workforce training and services. Based on stu-

dent demand, the Center is also a satellite delivery location

for programs offered at one or more CCSN campus.

To achieve its mission, the Center addresses individual

and community needs, provides counseling assistance, and

a meaningful learning experience through dual enrollment

and specialize programming.

The Center is located at 333 S. Pavilion Center Drive, on

the Palo Verde High School campus approximately 10 min-

utes west of the Charleston campus. The 33,000 square-foot

facility has a computer lab with 200 computers, computer-

ized “smart" classrooms, a student center and faculty

offices. Classrooms are designed for both traditional and

flexible team learning.

WESTERN CENTER- Serving the citizens of Las

Vegas and the students attending Western High School, the

William and Dorothy Raggio Center provides general edu-

cation and transfer education, personal enrichment courses

and workforce training services. Based on student demand,

the Center is also a satellite delivery location for programs

offered at one or more CCSN campus.

To achieve its mission, the Western Center supports

Western High School by providing classroom space that

augments high school programs, and the Center currently

serves as the home of CCSN’s Construction and Building

Trades programs as a location where business and industry

needs intersect.

The Center is located at 4601 W. Bonanza Road, on the

Western High School campus approximately 15 minutes

north of the Charleston campus. The 33,000 square-foot

facility features a computer lab, computerized “smart"

classrooms, a student center and faculty offices.