2002-2003 Yearbook

With his laptop open, senior Adam Krucek pays attention to the announce– ments at a Computer Science Club meet– ing Nov. 22. The club met every month to discuSS events surrounding the newest technology in the field. (Photo by Renee Lewis) Senior Maegan Rogers watches her ex– periment closely during an organic chemis– try lab. To prepare its members for future careers in the health science field, the plealth Science Club provided opportuni– ties for practice exams and interview ses– sions. (Photo by Lindsey Taliaferro) Retracing the Steps... - ....... ~ ---.• -- Nursing students wore these t-shirts around campus in 1980. Like every major, the College of Nursing required hours of studying and preparation . Some found little time was left for rest and relaxation, especially after the junior year. "To deal with the stress of nursing school, I just make myself take a night off every once in a while and go out with my friends," junior Brooke Turpen said . "When things get really stressful , I stop what I am dOing and write in my prayer journal and read Psalms until I feel better." The Nursing Student Association began in 1976, the same year the nursing program started. Since its inception , the organi– zation has aimed at helping nursing students develop a personal and professional ethic while allowing social time among students . The Nursing Student Association allowed nursing students to integrate learning with fellowship . (Photo from 1980 Petit Jean) health science &science 199 1111111 .

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