Spring 2025 convocation highlights and recording available online

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The Spring 2025 Convocation took place on January 13, beginning with a breakfast and networking session in the June Whitley Lounge. This event allowed colleagues to reconnect over coffee and conversation, setting the tone for a collaborative semester.

Acting President Dr. William Kibler delivered the Presidential Address following breakfast. He shared his vision and plans for the coming months, encouraging the CSN community to embrace future opportunities and continue supporting students in achieving their goals.

For those who missed the event or wish to revisit it, a full recording of the Presidential Address is available online.

“Thank you to everyone who attended and made the Spring 2025 Convocation a success. Here’s to a fantastic semester ahead!”

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