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University News: October 14, 1991 A photocopy of the physical university newspaper
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University News: September 30, 1991 A photocopy of the physical university newspaper
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University News: September 16, 1991 A photocopy of the physical university newspaper
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University News: September 3, 1991 A photocopy of the physical university newspaper
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UCSS gives $2,879 in grants This article provided the information that nine different student organizations got $2,879 grants for different activities.
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Careers This article provided information about potential career options and interview (conducted by various recruiting agencies) schedules for students.
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Grad program offers tuition, book aid This article provided the information that grad program offered tuition and book aid. The students who enrolled in methodology and Spanish language are eligible to got this aid.
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Online registration may begin this fall This article discussed and provided the information that the campus going to start online registration. Online registration will be helpful for students and the administration in many ways.
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AAUW sets scholarship for female reentry senior This article informed the setting of $1000 scholarship will awarded by AAUW to a rising senior who is female and who is also a reentry student with financial need and has scholastic merits.
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Etc. (Financial Aid Night) This article provided information about the 'financial aid night' event organized and invited the students of CCSU. The event was intended to provide information about searching the financial aid opportunities and scholarships.
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Health students organize This article mentioned the organizing of a health students club providing information and assistance to students who wish to proceed to medical or dental programs after completing their bachelor's degree.
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Careers This article informed students about the visit of representatives of various agencies to interview for recruiting purposes. This was a potential employment support service provided to students.
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McMichael will lead CCSU self-study for accreditation This article discussed and informed that CCSU was in the process of accreditation of self-study which would provide flexible study mode to students.
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Free PPST review course begins Thurs. afternoon This article discussed and informed PPST test for prospective teachers. The course was offered by the College of Education.
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Bus schedule to campus changes This article discusses the changes schedule of bus service to campus. Regional Transit Authority bus service was significant for students commuting to campus.
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CCSU's Newest Social Club Meeting The photo was CCSU's newest social club meeting. The president of the club, Wendy Mullins, said the purpose of the club includes service to the community. She encouraged women to join the club.
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Nelson heads new Counseling Center This article discusses the new counseling center opened on the campus. The professional psychologist/counsellor provided the counselling services to students, faculty and staff. Nelson was heading the counseling center.
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New data base purchased for computer mainframe This article discusses the installation of a new database system that was purchased from IBM. The database system was used for both administrative and academic purposes. The article mentioned the voice of university officials that the database helps the students enhance their knowledge and skills to prepare themselves for the competitive job market.
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Etc. (Scholarship and Grant Information) This article in the newspaper provides information about different types of financial aid to students. The information about the federal grant amounting to $225000 and the scholarship for Hispanic students have been announced.
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CCSU, A&I Investigating joint doctoral program This article discusses the first doctoral program proposed which would be jointly offered by CCSU and Texas A&I University. The very first doctoral program would be the Doctor of Education (EdD) focused on educational leadership. Despite providing the course jointly, the degree could be conferred from either of the campuses.
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Introductory computer classes offered by MCL This article briefly discusses a free 90-minute computer class offered to students. It is mentioned that students should bring an introduction to the DOS guidebook and a floppy disk with them and a computer specialist will be teaching the class.
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Student Letters to the Future from 1995- Untitled The booklet contains a collection of papers written by different students in the fall semester of 1995 regarding their experiences in their first semester of college and their thoughts on current events. The papers are written as letters to be read in fifty years by future family members.
The authors of this booklet are John Flores, Tessa Boudreau, Maritza Villanueva, and Elizabeth Dixon
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Student Letters to the Future from 1995- An Ever-Changing World The booklet contains a collection of papers written by different students in the fall semester of 1995 regarding their experiences in their first semester of college and their thoughts on current events. The papers are written as letters to be read in fifty years by future family members.
The authors of this booklet are David Cavazos, Carlye Clark, Tracy Harvey, Shannon Middleton, and Chris Washa
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Student Letters to the Future from 1995- Dear Grandchildren The booklet contains a collection of papers written by different students in the fall semester of 1995 regarding their experiences in their first semester of college and their thoughts on current events. The papers are written as letters to be read in fifty years by future family members.
The authors of this booklet are Esteban S. Aguirre, Deborah A. Martinez, Melanie T. Shodrok, and Kevin D. Holley
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Student Letters to the Future from 1995- Letters to our Grandchildren The booklet contains a collection of papers written by different students in the fall semester of 1995 regarding their experiences in their first semester of college and their thoughts on current events. The papers are written as letters to be read in fifty years by future family members.
The authors of this booklet are Daniel M. Armendariz, David P. Bailey, Alisa H. Reninger, and Jeanelle Taveau