North Dakota State College of Science - Agawasie Yearbook (Wahpeton, ND)

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NDSCS Students, The Students of 1987-88 are the first to participate in the ca activities of the newly named College of Science. But, what's tnPUS name? What distinguishes the College of Science from the School of Science? What distinguishes the Agawasie from another yearbook? The answers to these questions are found in the people, in the programs, and in the activities which make up college life. A newcomer to the campus need only be here for a short time to feel the effects of people who make the experiences here dynamic and exciting. The students we all serve are central to the mission as faculty, staff, and administrators work at our profession to help students learn and to develop the knowledge and skills to pursue their chosen careers. A test for the programs offered by this state supported comprehensive college is the confidence demonstrated by the students in their chosen career. For some their knowledge and skills will be put to use immediately through employment and for others, their competencies will transfer to another higher education institution. The wide variety of student activities are another indicator of student reaction to college campus life. Participation in lyceums, drama, music, sports, and cultural activities are encouraged. They are enriching, stimulating, and entertaining and round out a true comprehensive college experience. One of the keys is whether the student feels good about the experience while on this campus. I invite you to look inside the Agawasie and view student reaction to campus life at The North Dakota State College of Science. I hope this Agawasie portrays your college experience, the people, the programs and activites you have been associated wich during the college year. LETTER FROM the president