Fully-matching results Now is the best time to enroll for the spring 2016 semester. Classes start Jan. 19. Don't wait until the last minute. - via Facebook 28-Dec-2015 It's time to enroll for spring 2016 classes now, guys. Don't wait until your favorite class fills up. - via Facebook 22-Dec-2015 Looking for a fun and engaging class for the spring 2016 semester? How about Women in Politics? Check it out. - via Facebook 21-Dec-2015 Happy Holidays, from all of us here at CSN. - via Facebook 18-Dec-2015 It's time to register for spring 2016 classes. http://blog.csn.edu/newsroom/?p=721 - via Facebook 17-Dec-2015 The campus sports center will be closed for the holidays from Dec. 21 through Jan. 18. - via Facebook 17-Dec-2015 FYI, everyone. The CSN Call Center will be closed from this weekend until after Christmas. - via Facebook 15-Dec-2015 We're part of the community, helping the American Legion Paradise Post #149 Las Vegas here. - via Facebook 12-Dec-2015 CSN offers loads of non-credit classes, too. - via Facebook 10-Dec-2015 Finals are almost over! Don't give up just yet. You got this. - via Facebook 8-Dec-2015 Good luck, everyone. You can do it. :) - via Facebook 7-Dec-2015 We have the Frederick Douglass Lecture Series at the Cheyenne campus today, 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. We hope you can come. - via Facebook 3-Dec-2015 We've got a good crowd gathered for today's Frederick Douglass lecture series event, starting soon on the Cheyenne campus. - via Facebook 3-Dec-2015 We had a great turnout for our event today. - via Facebook 3-Dec-2015 csncoyote 8 years ago via instagram Pretty good scholarship opportunity here, everyone. Deadline is Dec. 18. Don't turn away free money. VIEW POST Pretty good scholarship opportunity here, everyone. Deadline is Dec. 18. Don't turn away free money. - via Facebook 1-Dec-2015 We're so proud. :) - via Facebook 1-Dec-2015 Your ASCSN Student Government president Brenda Romero, on the right, and Henderson senator Rachel Clark are serving up free hot chocolate and sandwiches right now at the Winterversary diversity fair. That's in the D Building lobby on the Charleston campus until 3 o'clock. Come by to learn about diversity issues at CSN and in the surrounding community. - via Facebook 1-Dec-2015 OK, so you know the history behind Thanksgiving – but do you know the story behind Family Day? This state holiday, which fortuitously comes the day after Thanksgiving, allows many Nevadans to spend four days digesting turkey, mashed potatoes and pumpkin pie. But it’s about more than that! We asked CSN History Professor Dr. Sondra Cosgrove for more information. She explained that Nevada has been celebrating Family Day on the Friday after Thanksgiving since 2013 after Governor Brian Sandoval signed a proclamation establishing the holiday in 2012 and the Legislature established the official day in 2013. The idea came from Casa Columbia, a non-profit founded in 1992 by former U.S. Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare Joseph A. Califano Jr. Family Day was first recognized nationally in 2001 with a presidential declaration from President George W. Bush. Casa Columbia focuses on studying adolescent substance abuse and devising science-based solutions for treating substance abuse and addiction. The organization notes that many empirical studies show that substance abuse is likely to start during the adolescent and early adulthood years and can be exacerbated by a wide variety of teenage life-events. Mental health problems, stress due to peer-pressure, changing hormones that impact physical and psychological well-being, and just natural rebelliousness are all more prevalent in teenagers and young adults and can all lead to addictive behaviors. To help teenagers avoid the physical damage associated with substance abuse and addiction Casa Columbia encourages parents to set aside time every day to talk to their children. Research shows that children are less likely to seek out addictive substances if they know there is time to share concerns and receive help from a trusted adult. Because of this, Nevada Governor Sandoval and Honorary Chair of Family Day First Lady Kathleen Sandoval encourage all Nevada families to take time on Friday November 27th to spend a meal together establishing the types of bonds and ties that make families stronger and children more immune to the dangers of substance abuse. You can read more about Casa Columbia and Family Day at: http://casafamilyday.org/familyday/ - via Facebook 27-Nov-2015 Approximately 100 students from Del Sol and Chaparral high schools visited the campus on Friday to learn about careers in science, technology, engineering and math – or STEM fields – that are important to Nevada’s economic diversification efforts. These two schools were chosen because they participate in Gear Up, a federal program that supports traditionally underserved students. - via Facebook 23-Nov-2015
Now is the best time to enroll for the spring 2016 semester. Classes start Jan. 19. Don't wait until the last minute. - via Facebook 28-Dec-2015
It's time to enroll for spring 2016 classes now, guys. Don't wait until your favorite class fills up. - via Facebook 22-Dec-2015
Looking for a fun and engaging class for the spring 2016 semester? How about Women in Politics? Check it out. - via Facebook 21-Dec-2015
It's time to register for spring 2016 classes. http://blog.csn.edu/newsroom/?p=721 - via Facebook 17-Dec-2015
The campus sports center will be closed for the holidays from Dec. 21 through Jan. 18. - via Facebook 17-Dec-2015
FYI, everyone. The CSN Call Center will be closed from this weekend until after Christmas. - via Facebook 15-Dec-2015
We're part of the community, helping the American Legion Paradise Post #149 Las Vegas here. - via Facebook 12-Dec-2015
We have the Frederick Douglass Lecture Series at the Cheyenne campus today, 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. We hope you can come. - via Facebook 3-Dec-2015
We've got a good crowd gathered for today's Frederick Douglass lecture series event, starting soon on the Cheyenne campus. - via Facebook 3-Dec-2015
csncoyote 8 years ago via instagram Pretty good scholarship opportunity here, everyone. Deadline is Dec. 18. Don't turn away free money. VIEW POST
Pretty good scholarship opportunity here, everyone. Deadline is Dec. 18. Don't turn away free money. - via Facebook 1-Dec-2015
Your ASCSN Student Government president Brenda Romero, on the right, and Henderson senator Rachel Clark are serving up free hot chocolate and sandwiches right now at the Winterversary diversity fair. That's in the D Building lobby on the Charleston campus until 3 o'clock. Come by to learn about diversity issues at CSN and in the surrounding community. - via Facebook 1-Dec-2015
OK, so you know the history behind Thanksgiving – but do you know the story behind Family Day? This state holiday, which fortuitously comes the day after Thanksgiving, allows many Nevadans to spend four days digesting turkey, mashed potatoes and pumpkin pie. But it’s about more than that! We asked CSN History Professor Dr. Sondra Cosgrove for more information. She explained that Nevada has been celebrating Family Day on the Friday after Thanksgiving since 2013 after Governor Brian Sandoval signed a proclamation establishing the holiday in 2012 and the Legislature established the official day in 2013. The idea came from Casa Columbia, a non-profit founded in 1992 by former U.S. Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare Joseph A. Califano Jr. Family Day was first recognized nationally in 2001 with a presidential declaration from President George W. Bush. Casa Columbia focuses on studying adolescent substance abuse and devising science-based solutions for treating substance abuse and addiction. The organization notes that many empirical studies show that substance abuse is likely to start during the adolescent and early adulthood years and can be exacerbated by a wide variety of teenage life-events. Mental health problems, stress due to peer-pressure, changing hormones that impact physical and psychological well-being, and just natural rebelliousness are all more prevalent in teenagers and young adults and can all lead to addictive behaviors. To help teenagers avoid the physical damage associated with substance abuse and addiction Casa Columbia encourages parents to set aside time every day to talk to their children. Research shows that children are less likely to seek out addictive substances if they know there is time to share concerns and receive help from a trusted adult. Because of this, Nevada Governor Sandoval and Honorary Chair of Family Day First Lady Kathleen Sandoval encourage all Nevada families to take time on Friday November 27th to spend a meal together establishing the types of bonds and ties that make families stronger and children more immune to the dangers of substance abuse. You can read more about Casa Columbia and Family Day at: http://casafamilyday.org/familyday/ - via Facebook 27-Nov-2015
Approximately 100 students from Del Sol and Chaparral high schools visited the campus on Friday to learn about careers in science, technology, engineering and math – or STEM fields – that are important to Nevada’s economic diversification efforts. These two schools were chosen because they participate in Gear Up, a federal program that supports traditionally underserved students. - via Facebook 23-Nov-2015
