Southern Connecticut State University - Laurel Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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Art Ralph Earl Hall is the home of two Fine Arts departments- Art Bt Music. Although it is not possible as of yet to major in music at Southern, the courses offered through these de- partments develop appreciation for the two artistic modes and their his- tories and, especially, each stu- dent's unique artistic style of ex- pression. The art and music programs in- corporate materials, facilities and guidance for growing artists from the gifted staff. Developing an indivi- dual's ability to communicate his or- ginal vision in and through the gift of his art is the business of the Arts department at Southern. f ,V if

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Nursing The 10-year-old Nursing Depart- ment celebrated its anniversary this year with a symposium for nursing students and their parents in Lyman Auditorium on November 3, 1980. Well known for their diligent study habits and consequent excelling grades are Southern's nursing stu- dents. The competitive field is often accompanied by strong bonds be- tween the nursing class that grows tighter and smaller each year. The training the nurses undergo in their field work with the guidance of ex- cellent superivisors in the depart- ment is both diverse in atmosphere and experience. Between studying and training Southern's nursing majors are re- quired to present themselves always as 'professionals in training' and in this way the responsibility as well as the joy of nursing is taught. if l' if -4, K- l r 1 l . ' ft Xt 1, I i Q :' l it -AN, K Y 'A i Fw ,,.-. . Y We get 91' fa. I ,rf . x x 5 it E