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5 years ago via instagram

CSN students are preparing for #CSNatNVLEG on March 25 with a crash course on how the legislative process work and how to talk to lawmakers. Thanks to @ascsn & interim director of govt affairs Mariana Kihuen for readying our students.

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7 years ago via instagram

Of course we have #drones at the CSN Science & Technology Expo, today on the North Las Vegas Campus. #csnscitech #stem

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4 years ago via instagram

The book adoption process for academic faculty remains unchanged! The bookstore staff is ready to receive textbook and course material selections for the Summer and Fall semesters. Please utilize https://adoptions.efollett.com to complete your book adoptions.

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5 years ago via instagram

Today was our 2019 Adjunct Impact Conference, an event aimed at helping get our adjunct faculty ready to go for the first day of the semester. At CSN, adjunct faculty teach a significant portion of our course schedule so CSN is committed to helping faculty being successful in the classroom. The daylong event included breakout sessions on a number of topics, a student panel and lunch at Texas Station. #studentsfirst

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Here is a searchable PDF of CSN's Spring 2013 course listings. Enjoy!

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Thinking about taking the U.S. citizenship test? Learn about free prep courses at CSN. Orientation is tomorrow at 6 p.m.!

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If u want to register for a late night class, here r the courses from which you can choose and their corresponding course numbers:

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Fall 2009 registration is open until Aug. 6. View available courses and sign up now! Your Futures Starts Here...at the College of Southern Nevada.

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Take a class - fast! The fall short-term classes, which are four to 10 weeks, depending on the course, are now available.

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Fun Fact of the Week: Over the course of a working lifetime, associate’s degree graduates from CSN earn $414,000 more than someone with a high school diploma.

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