CSN Alumni Spotlight

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Meet Christy Abercrombie

Christy, now 50, started attending CSN at the age of 17. In 1989, she graduated with an associate degree in Business and was a member of Phi Theta Kappa. She went on to further her education, earning a bachelor's degree and two master's degrees. Christy worked in higher education for more than 15 years and now works as a College Counselor for the Fulfillment Fund, where she helps high school students prepare for and succeed in college. Christy is a part-time instructor for the CSN Department of Human Behavior.

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Meet Robert Strawder Jr.

Robert Van Strawder Jr.,50, is a father, community leader and filmmaker. In 2017, Robert earned an associate of applied science degree in Mental Health Services and an associate degree in General Studies. He credits CSN for helping to give him a better life. After graduating, he ran for Congress and recently hosted a successful community event called the Inaugural Vegas Teen Choice Talent Showcase. The event focused on using music to educate youth about making positive choices in life.

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Dating back to our first days in 1971 as Clark County Community College, we have a proud tradition of creating opportunities and changing lives in our community. To date, hundreds of thousands of students have achieved their goals at CSN and moved on to bigger and better things.

If you have successfully completed a 3-credit class or graduated from Clark County Community College, the Community College of Southern Nevada, or the College of Southern Nevada you are a part of the CSN alumni community. As CSN Alumni, you can have access to exclusive benefits and resources when you participate with the Alumni Network.

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Walton, Jamille

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If you have successfully completed a 3 credit class or graduated from Clark County Community College, the Community College of Southern Nevada, or the College of Southern Nevada you are a part of the CSN alumni community. As CSN Alumni, you can have access to exclusive benefits and resources when you participate with the Alumni Network.

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Previous Alumni Events

See how much fun graduating students had during Coyote Howl 2019 !

Did you catch our Coyote Howl promotion on the radio? Check out the full interview!

The Office of Alumni Relations and student government hosted Coyote Howl 2019 on February 27, 2019, an exciting and engaging event for upcoming graduating students. More than 300 students attended the event at the North Las Vegas campus, half of whom will graduate spring 2019. Students were able to purchase caps and gowns and learn about resources beyond CSN, and were treated to free food and music.