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Fun Fact Friday from CSN Communication Professor Owen Pillion: There are an estimated 350 Power Point presentations given each second of every day across the globe, and since the program was launched 22 years ago it has been installed on more that 1 billion computers*. Stand out from the herd! Take my Com 101 course in Summer or Fall and let me teach you how to get your ideas across using more contemporary and compelling methods! *Source Bob Parks, Bloomberg Business Week, "Death to PowerPoint!" August 30, 2012

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The #CSN Division of Workforce & Economic Development is offering personal and professional development courses focused on enrichment for youth ages 8-14. A variety of fee-based, noncredit courses are enrolling now and will be available online and in-person. Visit the CSN Blog link in our bio for more details!

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For those of you with financial aid. The census will lock in at 11:59 p.m. tonight so all changes in courses made today either dropping or adding will count. Your financial aid for the semester will be based on your credit hours of enrollment on the census date. If you have already received a financial aid refund for the semester and your credit hours of enrollment change after the financial aid refund is sent out, you may owe money back to CSN after your financial aid eligibility is recalculated (if you dropped credits). If you have added courses, your financial aid package may be adjusted to reflect your increased credit hours of enrollment. You may gain additional financial aid eligibility depending upon the type of financial aid you are receiving.

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