Anthony Bourdain, renowned chef and TV host, will be promoting his new cookbook at The Palace Theatre in Columbus on October 29. Bourdain will discuss controversial issues in food and take questions from the audience. VIP tickets include a copy of the new cookbook and a post-show meet and greet. Columbus State set a record with seven student athletes receiving NJCAA Academic All-American awards for maintaining a GPA of at least 3.6. A portion of Grant Avenue near Columbus State campus will be closed for a year for construction of a building.
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June 22, 2016
Anthony Bourdain is coming to
Columbus Oct. 29
The renowned chef, best-
selling author, and famed
television host Anthony
Bourdain is coming to The
Palace Theatre to promote
his new cook book,
Appetites, for one night
only, on Saturday, October
29. The event will dive into
the depths of Bourdain’s
experiences and insights
pertaining to the culinary
world.
Bourdain, author and host
of Parts Unknown on CNN,
will cover current
controversial issues in the
gastronomic world, and
dish on hot topics, then
offer an open question-and-answer session, giving fans a rare chance to
interact with the author and globe-trotting television host.
VIP ticket holders will receive a copy of his brand-new cookbook,
Appetites, as well as access to the post-show Meet and Greet event.
Tickets are on sale now, starting at $55. Get $10 off your tickets today
by using the code: SAVE10. Order tickets online.
Time to apply for fall scholarships!
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2. Applying for scholarships at Columbus State
now takes just a single application.
The new online scholarships application is as
easy as visiting www.cscc.edu/scholarships
and filling out the form. When you submit your
scholarship application, Columbus State will
review your scholarship application and
match you with all the Columbus State scholarships for which you meet
the criteria.
Columbus State then forwards your scholarship application to
appropriate scholarship review committees, alerts you if additional
information is needed for specific scholarships, and notifies you of
scholarships that you have been awarded.
So visit www.cscc.edu/scholarshipstoday to fill out your scholarship
application by the deadline of Sunday, July 17. Many scholarships have
limited funds and are awarded to the first qualified applicants.
School record seven athletes
named Academic All-American
Columbus State set a school record with seven National Junior College
Athletic Association (NJCAA) Academic All-American award recipients
during the academic year.
To be named an NJCAA Academic All-American, a student-athlete must
achieve at least a 3.60 GPA over two fulltime terms.
NJCAA Academic All-Americans were nominated to one of three
possible awards:
Pinnacle Award for Academic Excellence: 4.00 GPA•
Superior Academic Achievement Award: 3.80-3.99 GPA•
Exemplary Academic Achievement Award: 3.60-3.79 GPA•
Justin Dearth, from Dublin, is a sophomore on the
men's golf team and a recipient of the Superior
Academic Achievement Award, carrying a 3.83 GPA.
Justin is an accounting major who plans to transfer to
Capital University. He and teammate Colin Dawson
are the third and fourth men's golfers in school
history to receive this award.
Julia Wynn, from Columbus Grove, is a sophomore
on the women's volleyball team and a recipient of the
Exemplary Academic Achievement Award, carrying a
3.65 GPA. Julia is a pre-nursing major who received
her Associate of Arts in May. She is transferring to
the Mount Carmel College of Nursing. A student-
athlete who has experienced both academic and
athletic successes at Columbus State, she was named OCCAC First-
Team All-Conference and to the NJCAA Region XII District F All-
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4. As work continues on the current road project on the far east side of the
Columbus Campus, a new project will close a portion of a street on the
west side of campus. Beginning Wednesday, a small portion of Grant
Avenue is closing for about one year.
The portion of Grant Avenue that will be closed is in red on the map
below. It’s one half of the block directly behind the bookstore (marked as
“DX” on the map) where it connects to Mt. Vernon Avenue. The sidewalk
will remain open.
The primary alternate route to use as a detour is North Sixth Street to
Grove Street, marked in yellow on the map.
The City of Columbus is closing the road for a construction crane. A
developer is renovating a privately-owned building into apartments at the
site and the crane will be placed next to the building.
Keeping her eyes on the ‘road’
Student Ambassador Laura Hill practices keeping her eyes on the road
in a simulator during the “It Can Wait” event, which was on campus
earlier this week to warn against the dangers of texting and driving.
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5. Columbus State Pride
Columbus state students, staff, faculty and community members
marched in the 35th annual Stonewall Columbus Pride Parade June 18,
which had a record turnout this year. Marching in the parade were, from
left: Hajar Saksaka, Melissa Logue, Chloe Faure, Autumn Spitler,
Taylor Davis, Katrina De Los Santos, Thomas Capps, Terrence
Brooks, and Sarah Baker.
Don't miss important activities- Check the
calendar!
Lots more activities and events can be found on the Columbus State
Activities Calendar: http://www.cscc.edu/campus-life/calendar.shtml/
Summer Semester 2016 Issues:
June 15 June 8 June 1
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