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Nevada State College School of Education students developed lesson plans and led writing workshops for Clark County School District students as part of their class, "Teaching Writing Across School Curriculum," a class which focuses on teaching writing in all subject areas and grade levels.
Two Clark County School District schools received a generous donation of Hewlett Packard scanners as part of a Nevada Collaborative Teacher Improvement Program (NeCoTIP) grant, which was written by NSC School of Education Assistant Professor, Dr. Kevin Graziano. The grant project addressed the need for increasing the number of secondary teachers who are technologically proficient in order to challenge students' academic performance.
Nevada State College has acquired cutting-edge telescopes to enhance the learning experience of students in the Liberal Arts and Sciences astronomy courses.
The RN-BSN and Peer Advising programs in Nevada State College's School of Nursing offer innovative opportunities for career enhancement and mentorship.
Nevada State College welcomes Lee Young as the new associate vice provost for enrollment management. With over 30 years experience in the education field, Young brings provides vision, leadership, and direction for the development and implementation of enrollment and marketing plans for NSC.
NSC associate professor Paul Buck strives toward engaging students in the learning process through hands-on learning experiences. His focus on undergraduate research helps students become life long learners, and prepares them for their futures as educators.
The partnership between Nevada State College and Foothill High School offers students with special needs the opportunity to learn new vocational skills while working in a professional environment under the guidance of volunteer faculty and staff members.
The multicultural student organizations at Nevada State College allow students to share cultures and support the local community. These organizations represent the diversity of NSC’s student population, and are helping to define the campus community.
The Crossroads program at Nevada State College assists "high risk" seventh and eigth grade students develop the skills necessary for academic success. Resultant data of the 2008 program has shown the students made significant strides as a result of the program by increasing their self-confidence, academic resiliency, and re-engaging them in the educational process.
On October 1, 2008, students and faculty of the School of Nursing at Nevada State College gathered for the Healing Presence Ceremony. This annual event celebrates their dedication to the art of caring in nursing, with special focus placed on the energy of healing presence within nurse-patient and faculty-student relationships.
A grant program funded by the Health Resource and Services Administration (HRSA) is the first coordinated effort in Nevada to offer nurses the chance to receive a Bachelor of Nursing (BSN) degree entirely online.
Researchers from Nevada State College, the Desert Research Institute; University of Nevada, Las Vegas; and University of Nevada, Reno; will spend the next five years detecting, analyzing and modeling the effects of regional climate change on our landscapes, ecosystems and water resources, thanks for a $15 million grant from the National Science Foundation.
The advanced equipment available to students in the new Liberal Arts and Sciences Building will provide enhanced teaching and learning experiences. With three state of the art telescopes and a myriad of new physics equipment, Nevada State College students will get a glimpse into what the sciences have to offer.
Nevada State College celebrates the opening of the Liberal Arts and Sciences Building with an open house and ribbon cutting event on October 2nd. As the first permanent building on NSC's over 500 acre campus site, the Liberal Arts and Sciences Building offers a glimpse into the college's future.
Nevada State College will welcome new students and their families to the campus community during orientation day. This event is designed to familiarize students and their families to the collegiate atmosphere and equip them with the necessary tools to succeed at NSC.
Nevada State College will host its pinning ceremony honoring the graduates of the accelerated nursing program. As a tradition in the nursing field, graduates will be pinned by a family member, friend, or NSC Nursing faculty member.
The opening of the Liberal Arts and Sciences Building marks a new era of growth for Nevada State College. Being the first permanent structure built on the more than 500 acre master planned campus site, the Liberal Arts and Sciences building provides expanded teaching facilities and enhanced learning opportunities for students.
A two-week workshop hosted by Nevada State College assisted Clark Country School District middle school and high school teachers develop a greater understanding of regional geology and encourage inquiry based learning for their students. During the workshop, teachers ventured into the Western Grand Canyon to conduct studies and experiments and were able to see casts made of actual prehistoric giant mammoth teeth.
NSC’s fourth graduating class from its accelerated nursing program represents the diversity and success of students and addresses Southern Nevada’s ongoing need for qualified medical professionals.
Foundations of Education, a required course for all Education majors at NSC, explores contemporary issues of multiculturalism and social equity. Recently, students reflected on the course through a final poetry assignment.
As Nevada State College gets ready to open its first permanent building, the programs and opportunities in the School of Liberal Arts and Sciences continue to grow.
Over 100 students, members of Nevada State College's fifth graduating class, received their degrees at a commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 10 at the Henderson Pavilion.
The Crossroads partnership between Nevada State College and the Clark County School District is helping middle school students succeed in school and life.
Partnering with other organizations allows Nevada State College to better serve its students and members of the community. Some partnering organizations are: Clark County School District, the College of Southern Nevada, the City of Henderson, Henderson Libraries, Nathan Adelson Hospice and the Galleria at Sunset.
Nevada State College’s School of Nursing and Basic High School have teamed to provide the award-winning School Based Health Center (SBHC) and its much needed services to local young people attending area schools.
Nevada State College is celebrating its fifth anniversary with an event on March 4 at Green Valley Ranch. More than 250 community leaders are expected to join in the celebration.
Along with a full schedule of peer academic assistance, the Student Academic Center is offering free workshops and group sessions for the first time this semester.
Nevada State College and Clark County School District have developed Crossroads, a program that will re-engage at-risk 8th graders with skills, mentoring, tutoring and more to succeed in school.
Current students and graduates of the Bachelor of Public Administration in Law Enforcement include members of the City of Henderson Police Department, who praise the program for its attention to both academic theory and professional practice.
Once again, Nevada is the fatest growing state in the country. Nevada State College is addressing the demands caused by rapid growth through education in needed fields.
Last day to withdraw from individual classes with a 'W' grade. (No refund is available.)
For more information, please contact the Office of the Registrar.
Nevada State College - Main Campus - Dawson Building (DAW)Room: 109The Nevada State Student Alliance (NSSA) is the official student government for Nevada State College. This meeting is open to the public, and according to Nevada State Open Meeting Law, agendas are posted in the BWII, LAS, and Dawson buildings on campus.
Nevada State College - Main CampusHelp United Blood Service help our community by donating blood.
NSC is hosting its Spring semester blood drive on Wednesday, February 22 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the UBS Bloodmobile outside of the LAS Building. Please schedule your appointment by visiting www.bloodhero.com, Sponsor Code: NSC; or contact Charmaine Kemp at 702-992-2103.
Last day to withdraw from individual Spring 2012 2nd 4 Week Session classes with a 'W' grade. (No refund is available.)
For more information, please contact the Office of the Registrar.
Last day to receive 50% refund - to be eligible, you must withdraw completely from the College.
For more information please contact the Office of the Registrar.
Nevada State College - Basic and Water Campus - Basic and Water II Building (BW2)Do you need a study break? The Nevada State Student Alliance, your student government, has one for you! Stop by, grab a snack, and hang out with others who are studying just as hard as you… all NSC faculty, staff, and students are invited to attend.
Nevada State College - Main Campus - Dawson Building (DAW)Do you need a study break? The Nevada State Student Alliance, your student government, has one for you! Stop by, grab a snack, and hang out with others who are studying just as hard as you… all NSC faculty, staff, and students are invited to attend.
Do you need a study break? The Nevada State Student Alliance, your student government, has one for you! Stop by, grab a snack, and hang out with others who are studying just as hard as you… all NSC faculty, staff, and students are invited to attend.
Nevada State College - Main Campus - Dawson Building (DAW)Room: 109The Nevada State Student Alliance (NSSA) is the official student government for Nevada State College. This meeting is open to the public, and according to Nevada State Open Meeting Law, agendas are posted in the BWII, LAS, and Dawson buildings on campus.
Last day to withdraw from individual classes with a 'W' grade. (No refund is available.)
For more information, please contact the Office of the Registrar.
Nevada State College - Main Campus - Dawson Building (DAW)Room: 109The Nevada State Student Alliance (NSSA) is the official student government for Nevada State College. This meeting is open to the public, and according to Nevada State Open Meeting Law, agendas are posted in the BWII, LAS, and Dawson buildings on campus.
Nevada State College - Main CampusHelp United Blood Service help our community by donating blood.
NSC is hosting its Spring semester blood drive on Wednesday, February 22 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the UBS Bloodmobile outside of the LAS Building. Please schedule your appointment by visiting www.bloodhero.com, Sponsor Code: NSC; or contact Charmaine Kemp at 702-992-2103.
Last day to withdraw from individual Spring 2012 2nd 4 Week Session classes with a 'W' grade. (No refund is available.)
For more information, please contact the Office of the Registrar.
Last day to receive 50% refund - to be eligible, you must withdraw completely from the College.
For more information please contact the Office of the Registrar.
Nevada State College - Basic and Water Campus - Basic and Water II Building (BW2)Do you need a study break? The Nevada State Student Alliance, your student government, has one for you! Stop by, grab a snack, and hang out with others who are studying just as hard as you… all NSC faculty, staff, and students are invited to attend.
Nevada State College - Main Campus - Dawson Building (DAW)Do you need a study break? The Nevada State Student Alliance, your student government, has one for you! Stop by, grab a snack, and hang out with others who are studying just as hard as you… all NSC faculty, staff, and students are invited to attend.
Do you need a study break? The Nevada State Student Alliance, your student government, has one for you! Stop by, grab a snack, and hang out with others who are studying just as hard as you… all NSC faculty, staff, and students are invited to attend.
Nevada State College - Main Campus - Dawson Building (DAW)Room: 109The Nevada State Student Alliance (NSSA) is the official student government for Nevada State College. This meeting is open to the public, and according to Nevada State Open Meeting Law, agendas are posted in the BWII, LAS, and Dawson buildings on campus.