By Douglas Farra Students with substance abuse problems can find help on our College campuses. Lisa Schapiro, a licensed marriage and family therapist who works for CSN’s Counseling & Psychological Services, provides confidential individual, couples, and group therapy. CAPS offers support groups that offer crisis-intervention counseling. This may be helpful to students with substance abuse […]
By Thomas Shafer Many people say that it only takes one teacher in your life to change it. At the College of Southern Nevada, Professor Raiford changes many lives for the better. Raiford teaches introduction to business, introduction to marketing, and management principles at CSN, and has gained national recognition for his success. Raiford graduated […]
By Kheslleen Dimanche Yummy, yummy, yummy! Classified Council really knows how to bake some delicious treats including: carrot cake, chocolate-chip cookies, and brownies. Classified Council was thrilled by the turn out on all three CSN campuses for the Angel Tree Program. Classified Council will use the money raised to purchase grocery gift cards from Smith’s […]
By Ricardo Torres Fitness and exercise can improve collegiate life. The College of Southern Nevada’s Cheyenne campus houses its own Sports Center. Students and staff can use The Sports Center with its fully-equipped fitness facility with two floors that have: basketball and racket ball courts, cardio machines, free weights, female and male lockers, and […]
By Alexsis Neuman Student support services from TRiO are offered at CSN. Success doesn’t always come easily especially for new college students. TRiO offers guidance. TRiO helps with educational planning, four-year college tours, information about scholarships, tutoring sessions, computer lab information, loan details, progress reports, and updates are just a few of the tools available […]
By Kheslleen Dimanche Security has been upgraded at the College of Southern Nevada with new emergency phones in the classrooms and emergency call boxes found around the campuses. The Fire and Management Department has been working hard on this for approximately two years. Michael D. Richards, president of CSN says, “The new phones are a great complement to […]
By Li Han How can you separate yourself from others when trying to get into competitive schools after attending CSN? Join a club or organization! Here at the College of Southern Nevada there are more than 40 clubs and organizations that students can join. From Culinary Club to Black Student Alliance to Chemistry Club, there […]
By Alexsis Neuman If you’re college bound and need a safe place for your child to stay while you’re in class, you’re in luck. Children between 2-6 years of age can attend the Campus Child Care Program. It is much more than your typical daycare, it is a comprehensive learning program funded by the college. […]
By Jordan Helm Are you struggling with classes? Are you having problems adjusting to college life? Get in touch with your Student Retention Service. Student Retention, also known as Student Success Services, has one mission: “Helping CSN students succeed and achieve their educational goals.” It strives to achieve this mission by helping students complete coursework, […]
By Michael Uselding Coyote Student News, the College of Southern Nevada’s online student newspaper, celebrates its 14th anniversary. The publication started in 2012 and since has turned out many professional journalists. Ricardo Torres, who was a copy editor for Coyote Student News fall 2012 and editor-in-chief spring 2013, learned the journalistic process in JOUR 105 […]
Coyote Student News at the College of Southern Nevada 