The Sakai Teaching and Learning Group, an initiative originally of IBM and the Sakai Foundation, honored Daryl O’Hare, adjunct faculty member from Chadron State College’s English and Humanities Department, with the Teaching with Sakai Innovation Award last week.

Students and faculty will dedicate the centennial time capsule at 11 a.m. today at the flag plaza on the Dean’s Green.

Elections for Student Senate took place on April 18-19, and the student body elected its new executive officers. The student body elected James Bahensky, 22, senior of Anselmo, president and T.J. Thomson, 21, junior of Golden, Colo., vice president.

The NSCS Board of Trustees approved a new Military Science Minor and a new Bachelor of Arts major in music studies for Chadron State College at its meeting Friday in Nebraska City.

CAB’s new executive board was sworn in at the last meeting of the school year on Tuesday.

Student Senate filled its remaining executive board positions, swore in its president and vice president, and voted on CAB’s president and vice president team at the last senate meeting of the semester, Monday. Senate also allocated $3,230 from its State and Student Activity Fee Accounts.

Pocket aces. That’s what The Eagle and csceagle.com student staff members were holding after they captured Best College Newspaper and Best in College Digital Media at the 2012 Nebraska Collegiate Media Association’s Golden Leaf Awards, Saturday at Northeast Community College, Norfolk.

Chadron State College’s student body voted in Student Senate’s top two executive seats, 10 senators, one Constitutional Court member, and ratified three constitutional amendments at its April 18-19 elections.

The Sexual Assault Victim Empowerment group is having a Stand Up Speak Out support group at 7 p.m., Thursday, in the Scottsbluff room in the Student Center.

The support group is offered in honor of Sexual Assault Awareness Month. At the event, group members and a guest speaker will be addressing and raising awareness of sexual assault.

Those who attend will be able to listen to real stories about men and women’s’ rights. Ribbons, bracelets, and CD’s will be handed out.

Jay Long, head football coach, is expected to make $77,500 for the 2012-13 academic year, dependent on the Nebraska State College System Board of Trustee’s approval at its Friday meeting.

Long, who replaces former Head Coach Bill O’Boyle, will start out the fall semester with at a salary 24 percent greater than his predecessor.