According to Ann Holland, support specialist, Information Technology will offer a series of computer classes to all VSU faculty, staff and student employees beginning Sept. 12. See Story Pipeline pumps up Version 2.2 of Campus Pipeline will arrive in a few weeks to provide students with an easier and more productive interface and a wider flow of customized news, weather, stock quotes and shopping. See Story Leading the way The Office of Orientation and Leadership Programs hopes to lead VSU students into the world of improved leadership skills this semester, according to Laura Cantrell, coordinator of Orientation and Leadership Programs. The office is sponsoring several programs designed to improve students' leadership skills this semester. These programs include leadership seminars, conferences and a monthly newsletter.
All programs are open to students of any major.
Twenty-five VSU students and staff participated in the cholesterol and diabetes screening sponsored by Student Health Services on Sept. 1. In an hour and a half that was actually a good number. According to Hornbeak, VSU beat out UGA in terms of enrollment percentages. Ninety cadets are enrolled in the VSU ROTC program this year. Hornbeak was excited about this rise in enrollment.