2019 CSC Alumni Magazine Winter
Winter 2019 Chadron State magazine Greetings from the graduates prove their worth in the field President By Tena L. Cook Dear Alumni and Friends, Chadron State College has been making a major impact in the region for more than a cen- The summer and fall at Chadron State College are always special times. In addition to summer tury by educating teachers. Often those teach- classes giving students a chance to catch-up or get ahead in their studies, many CSC students ers return to CSC, earn advanced degrees, and succeed on various stages and represent the college well. become administrators. One such example happened in May when a trip to the University of Indiana’s Lilly Library Data from the Nebraska Department of gave Rachel Mitchell of Riverton, Wyoming, an opportunity to view and touch some of the historic Education in 2018-19 shows teachers in the pieces of literature that have shaped the culture of the English-speaking world. The trip to the following counties have earned at least one de- library was part of an independent study course about women traveling. Mitchell was able to hold gree from CSC: Dawes, 73%, Sheridan, 55%, the first bound edition of Shakespeare’s complete works, a cuneiform tablet written in Babylonian, Box Butte, 51%, Scotts Bluff, 49%, Morrill, and the first copies of Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes. 47%, Banner, 43%, Keya Paha, 43%, Chey- In the fall semester, Mitchell used some of what she learned in the summer as an intern for the enne, 38%, Garden, 38%, Deuel, 37%, Hooker, College Relations’ Department at CSC.
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