RCCC nursing program information

Tuesday, September 22, 2009 3:00 AM |

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Rowan-Cabarrus Community College encourages all prospective nursing students to attend one of two upcoming information sessions on Oct. 2 and Nov. 20.

The sessions will provide important details about Rowan-Cabarrus' updated selection process for nursing program admission. The Oct. 2 information session will take place from 1 to 3 p.m. in the Teaching Auditorium at the community college's North Campus in Salisbury.

The Nov. 20 session is scheduled from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., also in the North Campus Teaching Auditorium. Anyone considering a career in nursing is encouraged to attend.

Rowan-Cabarrus Community College offers multiple nursing programs, including an associate degree in nursing (ADN), practical nursing (LPN), LPN to ADN transition and nurse's aide.

For more information about the nursing programs, log onto the college's Web site at www.rowancabarrus. edu/programs/haps/index.html or call 704-216-3701.

The Rowan-Cabarrus North Campus is located at Interstate 85, Exit 75, and Jake Alexander Boulevard.

Award for chapter

Catawba College's American Chemistry Society Student Affiliates Chapter has received a Commendable Chapter Award for its 2008-2009 activities.

The chapter adviser, Dr. Mark Sabo, professor of chemistry at the college, received notification of the award Sept. 8.

Catawba's chapter was recognized for "finding ways to serve the community outside of chemistry-related activities" through its work with local scouts and through service projects such as blood drives. The chapter also participated in local and national meetings, presenting club activities and student research, and hosted several social functions for its members through the year.

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