Category Archives: CSN Chronicles

August Chronicle Greetings colleagues!  The month of August typically is a transition from summer to another academic year.  This Chronicle provides you with initial information about CSN’s activities this summer in advance of our Convocation on August 21st. Vice President … Continue reading →

Greetings faculty and staff! I hope your spring semester wrapped up well and those that are here for the summer term are excited for a new group of students and classes. This Chronicle includes a summary of the legislative session … Continue reading →

May Chronicle As we head into the final weeks of the semester and prepare for summer and fall semesters, please take the time to read the following updates on a number of issues, including accreditation, the new internal website and … Continue reading →

Greetings! We are entering the final stretch of spring semester and there are a number of important dates ahead related to commencement, which I encourage you to attend. April 29 – Clinical Laboratory Sciences Pinning Ceremony, 10 a.m., Charleston Campus, … Continue reading →

Greetings Colleagues! I have been waiting until now to issue the March Chronicle because the Board of Regents, meeting at CSN’s North Las Vegas campus, took action on a number of key items that I wanted to report to you.  … Continue reading →

  Greetings! I hope your spring semester is off to a great start! There is a lot to update you upon, including the upcoming legislative session and the multi-campus district transition. Governor’s Budget Thank you to all who attended the … Continue reading →

Happy holidays to all! I have lots to share with you in this month’s Chronicle. The spring semester is going to kick off with a number of exciting events, including a town hall and roundtables where we will discuss a … Continue reading →

We are at the midpoint of the semester and there are a number of updates for you included in this month’s Chronicle. Upcoming Events Nov. 3 Southern Nevada Diversity Summit at UNLV, all day Nov. 4 Final Multi-Campus District Study … Continue reading →