Winston Salem State University - Ram Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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CA PUS LIFE Outstanding works of art by renowned artist and WSSU graduate Selma Burke can be seen in the Selma Burke Gallery. The area surrounding the campus auditorium is known as the Sculpture Garden, a unique series of pieces of sculpture by various sculptors brought to campus by various competitions. WSNC-FM is the voice of WSSU, a contemporary jazz, mellow music, and news and public affairs sta- tion. This student-operated, 25-watt stereo station broadcasts from a profes- sionally equipped studio on campus. A brief look at the many other campus activities in- cludes: Cooperative Education is a program that gives every student the opportu- nity to combine practical work experience with class- room and laboratory in- struction. Rhonda Tatum speaks during the annual Honor's Day program. ARBOR Spirit, a part of our sculpture garden. We Come to Learn Project strengthen em- ploys students as research assistants. It is a univer- sity-wide program de- signed to provide basic re- search and advanced aca- demic opportunities in the biomedical field. The ROTC CReserve Officers Training Programj is for students interested in pursuing careers with the military. This program, in conjunction with Wake Forest University, upon completion leads to commission as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army for active and reserve duty. The Enrichment Center is an innovative learning laboratory that gives students and faculty access to the latest audio-visual learning materials. Supplemental Education Program aids students that have been identified as having weaknesses in basic skills such as English, mathematics, and read- ing. Career Counseling and Placement is available at the office of Career Services. Recruiters from major corporations, gov- ernment agencies, and graduate schools interview students at this facility. The Counseling Center helps freshmen students adjust to campus life by employing upperclass stu- dents to aid them with personal, vocational, academic and financial concerns. At WSSU, the student is our top priority! I l I ' u gpg ., H.

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