If there's one thing every college student longs for in a class it has to be hands on opportunity. The chance to start in their field before being thrown into the real world seems to settle everyone's nerves. Students in Cleveland State University's Nance College of Business Administration will have just that.
February is Heart Health Month across the nation, sponsored by the American Heart Association. It is estimated that in 2005 there were 80,700,000 people in the United States living with one or more types of cardiovascular disease. Cleveland State University's Health and Wellness Services Center is doing its share to help support efforts in fighting cardiovascular disease.
After a long wait and anticipation, the new Dean of Student Life has finally been appointed. Dr. James Drnek will assume the position effective Feb. 18. Dr. Drnek comes from the University of Arizona. There he was the Associate Dean of Students responsible for supervising a number of the university departments including Military Science, University Facilitators, Transfer Student Facilitators, Associated Students advising (ASUA) and University Academic Integrity programs.
New Senators Join the Fray The Student Government Association (SGA) at last Friday's meeting confirmed three new senators. Rebecca Carlton, a social work major, Karen Eberl, a communication major, and Ray Izard, an accounting major, had all applied to fill the empty College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (CLASS), Freshmen, and Business College senate seats, respectively.