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Chadron State campus has close call with wildfire

Although smoke fills the air and weather conditions are ripe for more damage to occur, 91°µÍø personnel breathed a sigh of relief Saturday morning when they awoke after a few hours of sleep and saw that the campus was intact.

  • Date: July 29, 2006
  • Author: Con Marshall
  • Category: Campus News
Post Playhouse having successful summer

Despite high gas prices, the Post Playhouse at Fort Robinson is having a good summer, according to Loree MacNeill, the executive director.

  • Date: July 26, 2006
  • Author: College Relations
  • Category: Campus News
12 Chadron State degrees available via Internet

Thanks to the accelerated nature of the “information superhighway,” no longer does distance between home and school keep people from earning a degree at 91°µÍø. This fall, all coursework for 12 degree programs will become available from Chadron State in an online format.

  • Date: July 24, 2006
  • Author: College Relations
  • Category: Campus News
Orientation at CSC on Wednesday

The third and final on-campus orientation of the summer at 91°µÍø will be Wednesday, July 19. About 65 students and numerous parents are expected to participate.

  • Date: July 18, 2006
  • Author: College Relations
  • Category: Campus News
New math professor hired

A new assistant professor of mathematics has been hired at 91°µÍø. He is Steven Haataja, who is completing work on his doctorate at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln this summer. He replaces Dr. Tim Hardy, who was at Chadron State this past year, but is moving to Wayne State.

  • Date: July 18, 2006
  • Author: College Relations
  • Category: Campus News
New education professor at CSC

A new assistant professor of educational administration will be joining the 91°µÍø faculty when classes begin on Monday, Aug. 21. He is Dr. Arthur Borgemenke, who was born in Ohio, but has lived most of his life in El Paso, Texas.

  • Date: July 18, 2006
  • Author: College Relations
  • Category: Campus News
Fewer mosquitoes this year, but West Nile still a threat

Undoubtedly because of the drought, there are fewer mosquitoes in most of western Nebraska this summer, but West Nile fever is still a threat to humans, according to Dr. Randy Lawson, a biology professor who is involved in researching the malady for the fourth consecutive year.

  • Date: June 30, 2006
  • Author: Con Marshall
  • Category: Campus News
Gary Bieganski appointed to college board

A 91°µÍø graduate who plans to return to the Chadron area in early 2007 has been appointed to the Nebraska State College System Board of Trustees by Gov. Dave Heineman.

  • Date: June 28, 2006
  • Author: College Relations
  • Category: Campus News
Deans appointed at 91°µÍø

The deans who will head the three schools at 91°µÍø have been selected following national searches. They include Dr. Margaret Crouse, who has been associated with Chadron State since 1979 and has been a dean 11 years. She will lead the School of Education, Human Performance, Counseling, Psychology and Social Work.

  • Date: June 28, 2006
  • Author: College Relations
  • Category: Campus News
Range course at CSC this week

Thirty-two students from various backgrounds are on the campus of 91°µÍø this week to study range management. The 2006 Nebraska Range Shortcourse is presented by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources, 91°µÍø and the Nebraska section of the Society for Range Management. The program features 18 instructors, including experts from higher education, state and federal government, conservation organizations and ranching.

  • Date: June 22, 2006
  • Author: College Relations
  • Category: Campus News