Eat, earn $20 – and help develop Columbus State’s web site The focus group will take place at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 24, in WD 241. |
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Scarlet and grey joins blue and white!
Did you know that Columbus State has transfer agreements with more than 40 four-year colleges and universities, which means your credits can transfer toward a bachelor's degree? Locally, the school the most Columbus State st udents transfer to is The Ohio State University, and to celebrate our collaboration in helping students earn college degrees, the Columbus State Bookstore now sells a variety of OSU merchandise and apparel!
Planning to transfer to another school? Let us know which college or university's logo merchandise you'd like the Bookstore to carry. Email your choice of college or university to csbookstore@cscc.edu. If we get enough requests for a school, we will do our best to add their merchandise, too!
Follow the Bookstore on Facebook and Twitter
Become a fan of the Bookstore on Facebook, or follow us on Twitter to keep up with all the latest products, offers and sales! Find the Bookstore on Facebook: Columbus State Bookstore and Twitter: CSCCbookstore. See you there!
Dental Hygiene student elected to delegation
After her election, Nikki Raver (right) poses with Connie Clark, clinical coordinator in the Dental Hygiene program.Nikki Raver, a second-year Dental Hygiene student at Columbus State, recently was honored to serve as a voting student delegate to the Ohio Dental Hygienists' Association at their annual meeting at Cherry Valley Lodge November 7 and 8. She presented a speech during the Student House of Delegates and was elected by the Student House of Delegates, which is made up of students from all of the 12 dental hygiene programs in the State of Ohio.
Bring your kids to see Santa!
Students and their children or grandchildren are invited to attend the annual Columbus State Alumni Breakfast with Santa fundraiser, December 5, from 8:30-10:30 a.m. in Nestor Hall student lounge. The fundraiser helps support the Alumni Association's scholarship for CSCC. The cost is only $10 per child and includes breakfast, activities and a photo with Santa Claus. The deadline to RSVP is next week, November 23, so email cookmeister_44@att.net or call (614) 287-2722 for more information!
Theatre Columbus State fall production starts today Most Humanities students have to see two theatre productions during the quarter. Check this one out—it starts today and it's free! “The Shape of Things” is about Adam, a nerdy college student who visits a museum where he meets Evelyn, an art major, whom he falls for immediately. Their relationship develops, and over time Evelyn starts changing Adam’s appearance and behavior. But not all changes are for the best, and the unexpected ending will leave you to wonder about the nature of art and love. This play is recommended for mature audiences due to some explicit material. |
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International Education Week continues with lots of activities
Don’t forget to check out Global Jeopardy, at 11 a.m. today in the NH Lounge, or the Capoeira workshop in WD 409 from 6-9 p.m. tonight. Capoeira is an Afro-Brazilian art form that combines martial art, music and dance. Lots more activities are scheduled, too!
Win Red Wanting Blue tickets for Friday!
You can win two tickets to the Red Wanting Blue concerts, Friday, November 20 at Newport Music Hall, by emailing studentnews@cscc.edu right now with the subject line: Red Wanting Blue. It’s that easy!

Columbus State is looking for students to take part in a focus group to help develop the next version of the college’s web site.
Columbus State’s theater company will present “The Shape of Things” by Neil LaBute and directed by Frank Barnhart, November 18-21 in Nestor Hall Auditorium. Admission is free. The play will be performed each day at 8 p.m., with an additional 3 p.m. matinee on Thursday, Nov. 19.