The graduate ceremony will take place 2 p.m., Dec. 12 in Memorial Hall, while the undergraduate ceremony follows at 4 p.m., in the Chicoine Events Center.
Jamie Wada, justice studies associate professor and department chair, will be the speaker at the graduate ceremony.
Con Marshall, information services officer, will speak at the undergraduate ceremony.
Read MoreThe CSC Student Senate hosted a conference Tuesday and Wednesday in the Student Center Ponderosa Room. The first presentation by Senate Vice President Taylor Strong covered conflict resolution, communication, and personal leadership.
Read MoreIn an emotional meeting, Kelsey Empfield stepped down as CAB Chair Tuesday evening. Empfield will be student teaching during the spring semester and had to give up her position of CAB Chair. Vice Chair of Programming Andy Martin will be taking over.
Read MoreChadron campus and community members volunteered a portion of their weekend to ensure Chadron’s Christmas would have “swag”.
Led by Lucinda Mays, administration and finance grounds supervisor, about 15 volunteers participated in the campus-sponsored swag decorating Nov. 22 in the Sandoz Center Chicoine Atrium.
Many years of dedication and hard work resulted in the 2014 Senior Art Show, located in the Main Gallery of Memorial Hall. The show is open to the public Nov., 17 through Dec., 5.
Read MoreChadron Community Recreation, HPER Associate Professor Donna Ritzen hosted the Frozen Turkey Trot Nov. 22. With an entry fee of $20 and a free t-shirt 10 people signed up to run the 5k around the campus and onto the trails.
Read MoreA group of 15 students gathered in the Red Room Nov. 24 for a Music Mixer sponsored by RLA.
The event was put on by RA’s Zach Henderson, 21, senior of Douglas, Wyoming, and Curtis Stevens, 21, senior of Ogallala.
The Chadron State College Audio Tour was created in spring of 2013, around the same time as the inauguration of President Randy Rhine.
So far, the tour has not been widely promoted because the tour has been gradually expanding as the campus expands.
The Pit organized a mini Gingerbread House Building entertainment project Nov. 21 in the Student Center.
Students learned how to make gingerbread houses. They used bread pieces, crackers to put them together with royal icing. Afterward they sprinkled the houses with sugar confectioner’s powder, multicolored candies, pretzels, marshmallows and candy canes. More than 20 students attended this event.
Coy Clark
19, sophomore of
Bankelman
“Know yourself and the people that you’re leading. Know your team ‘cause that will lead you to success.”
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