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E-mail from Steven Breese informing the CNU community of the special topics course, "Science on the Stage".

Play List: Arcadia, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Copenhagen, Proof, Galileo, Hapgood, An Experiment with an Air Pump, and Great…

An email in which Steven Breese announces that he will be leaving his position as Dean of The College of Arts & Humanities. He provides a summary of accomplishments made during his tenure.

Theater Department's proposal form for the new course, Laughing Matters.
Includes and explanation of the course goals and the purpose, a sample syllabus, a semester outline, and an Undergraduate Curriculum Committee new course proposal form.

Proposal form for the Theater Department course, Science on the Stage.
Includes on explanation of the course goals and purpose, and a sample syllabus.

Brenton Duvall- president of the Student Athlete Advisory Committee and the CNU NAACP chapter
Cynthia Huynh- cofounder and president of the Asian Student Union
Marina Organt- created the Green Teens program
Tongase Booth- a local EMT
Michael…

Features photographs of and insights by CNU students. Each student has been asked, "How have you changed since you entered college?"

Ayla Colon
Shagan Gatewood
Ava Harvey-Butler
Victoria Jenkins
Christina Richardson
Johnathon Short
Nate…

Details associate professor of philosophy and religion, Dr. Eric Silverman's new research project for which he was awarded a grant from the John Templeton Foundation.

Details a new book by noted political scientist Dr. Davin Phoenix. "The Anger Gap: How Race Shapes Emotion in Politics" explores racial patterns in Americans' responses to politics. Phoenix is a '05 CNU alum; he graduated with a degree in political…

Details that the Class of 2013 established a faculty development fund as its senior class gift, and announces this year's winners

-Jessica Apolloni
-Andrew Falk
-Linda Ficht
-Lynn Lambert
-Chris Loy
-Iordanka Panayotova

Lists this year's winners of the Honors Program summer research stipend competition. Winners each receive a $1,000 stipend to support their independent research projects.