Page 6 The News Argus — April 1991
Summer School
1991calendar
APRIL 22-24
Early registration for all summer sessions
(Student Union Ballroom, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.)
MAY
Fri 24 Deadline for mailed summer admission applicants
for first session
Wed 29 Deadline for hand delivered summer admission
applicants
Fri 31 Registration in Student Union Ballroom for first
four week, six week, and eight week sessions
Schedule adjustment for first four -week, six -
week, and eight -week sessions
JUNE
Sun 2 Residence Halls open
Mon 3 Classes begin for first four -week, six -week, eight-
week sessions
21 Last day to drop classes for first session
28 Last day to drop classes for six -week classes
Deadline for mailed summer admission applicants
for second session
Break begins at end of scheduled classes for six* and eight -week classes
Fri
Fri
JULY Mon 1
Thu 4
Fri 5
Mon 8
Fri 19
Fri 26
AUG.
Fri 2
Deadline for hand-delivered summer admission
applicants
Holiday
Registration for second four- week session in
Student Union Ballroom Schedule adjustment for
second four -week session
Classes begin for second four -week session
Classes resume for six -and eight -week session
Last day to drop classes for six -week session
Last day to drop classes for eight -week session
Last day to drop classes for eight -week session
Last day of second session and eight -week classes
^Students planning to enroll at WSSU during the Fall 1991 semester
must submit a regular application for admission to the WSSU office
of admissions.
Tuition & Fees
(proposed fees, subject to change without notice)
Semester hours N.C. resident Non N.C. resident
1-3 $95 $589
4-5 $120 $614
6 $208 $1,194
(limit 6 hours per session)
computer user fees: *20
Room & Board* 750-3400
(*75 per week)
*300 per four -week session
*450 for the six -week session
*600 for the eight -week session
•75 for the week between sessions
REFUNDS ARE PRORATED;
NO REFUNDS AFTER THE 4TH DAY OF CLASS.
Area Foundation Provides Student Loans
Money is tight, many financial
institutions will tell students. However,
good news is chi the horizon. Educational
loans are available thanks to the College
Foundation, Inc. with headquarters in
Raleigh, North Carolina.
The College Foundation offers three
educational loan programs. These educational
loans, obtained through the foundation, are
funded by banks operating in North Carolina.
Other investors also participate in granting
loans through the foundation.
The three types of loans are; Stafford
loans for dependent or independent
Art Student Creating Her Own Future
students, based on financial need;
supplemental loans, for dependent self-
supporting students, not based on financial
need; plus loans for paraits of dependent
students, not based on financial need.
Students interested in additional
information, cff submitting an application
for one or more of the types of loans
mentioned above may contact the campus
Hnancial aid office. Information may also
be obtained by writing to: College
Foundation, Inc., 2100 Yonkers Road,
P.O. Box 12100, Raleigh, NC 27605-
2100; or by calling 919-821-4771.
Rena' Williams
Staff Writer
There are many gifted and talented
students here at WSSU. One of these
students is Lena Hopkins, a sophomore
from Charlotte NC, majoring in Art.
Lena has been drawing and interested
in art since she was three years old. She
was first aspired by her father, an artist as
well. Other admired artist include: Emie
Barnes, Honeywood, and Walt Disney,
who were all animation artist.
When asked whose footprints she
would follow in years to come, she
replied "none" and stated that her
intentions are to make and have her own
style and become known as a pioneer.
Another goal, she has set for herself is to
one day create her own original Black cartoon,
not a stereotypical one, but an original
cartoon. Lena's first love is drawing
caricatures and hopes to become well known
for it. Her plans are to make money drawing
caricatures and use that money to put herself
through school. Lena prefers to draw
caricatures over portraits because she feels she
can create and use her imagination more.
Lena hopes to one day become a
commercial/animation artist and illus&ate
for children's books. Lena is not only
active in the art department but she is also
a member in the Rams Marching Band.
This past February, she had the
opportunity to attend the CIAA basketball
tournament in Richmond VA. She took
her drawing board with her and created
the silk screens for this year's tee shirts.
Lena Hopkins is a good example of a
student climbing her way up the success
ladder. Good luck Lena and much
continued success.
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