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

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limit, 'Ns I .. y, J'- T 'A g 3 Nasir 1 . .......l 4 Computers Although the department is now in the process of expansion, inter- ested students can only complete a minor in Computer Science at Southern. This, however, does not mean that a shortage exists in the available selection of courses. Stu- dents may elect courses in comput- er languages, programming and structure, and the program is still developing. In fact, a faculty advisor has suggested that all college stu- dents sign up for at least one com- puter course. Computer science is a new and expanding field and a po- tentially enormous employer of col- lege-educated computer special- ists. i 1 ll l f l gf ttf '21 an . I 4 is , r E Qxmapmwemwamn 4

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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

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Physics Students of the science of phys- ics at Southern may elect from three programs. The strict scientist will choose to pursue a rigorous course ot study with the reward ofa Bache- lor ot Science degree upon comple- tion of it. The enthusiastic scientist, desiring to share his knowledge, will decide to coordinate his study of physics with science and environ- mental education for practical and pertinent application in the high school classroomg his Balchelor ot Science degree will be in Secondary Education. And the more creative scientist need not be confined with- in the limits ot a systemg his imagi- nation may act upon the laws of physics to invent a work of art, to contemplate the origins of the uni- verse, to devise a program ot study that will enable him to expand these unique interests and be rewarded with a Bachelor of Arts degree. lf-9gY,...,, , 'iii f- tlll