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| Scott Beckstrand | Phone: 651-4464 | Office: 2659B | Email: scott.beckstrand@csn.edu |
| Office Hours | Mail Sort Code: T2E | Online | Course Objectives |
| Required: Ascend Training Series: Network+ ISBN: 978-1-7371237-1-2 |
Description
Course teaches knowledge and skills required to troubleshoot, configure, and manage common network wireless and wired devices. Major topics include establishing basic network design and connectivity, understanding and maintaining network documentation, identifying network limitations and weaknesses, and implementing network security, standards, and protocols. Also included is understanding the purpose of network services, basic data center, and virtual networking concepts. Course prepares students for the CompTIA Network+ certification exam.
Student Learning Outcomes
|
Weeks |
Assignments |
|
08/25/2025 - 08/31/2025 |
Orientation/Important Information Module |
|
09/01/2025 - 09/07/2025 |
1.2.1 Cloud Concepts and Connectivity Options Lab 1.2.1: Virtual Network Concepts Lab 1.2.2: Cloud Concepts Quiz 1.2 |
|
09/08/2025 - 09/14/2025 |
1.3.1 Internet Protocol (IP) Lab 1.3.1: Internet Protocol Addressing Solutions 1.3.2 Networking Ports, Protocols and Services Lab 1.3.2: Network Services and Protocols Quiz 1.3 |
| 09/15/2025 - 09/21/2025 |
2.1.1 Transmission Media and Transceivers 2.1.2 Network Topologies, Architectures and Types Lab 2.1.1: Networking Topologies and Characteristics Quiz 2.1 |
| 09/22/2025 - 09/28/2025 |
2.2.1 IPv4 Network Addressing 2.2.2 Modern Network Environments Lab 2.2.1: Load Balancing and NIC Teaming Quiz 2.2 |
|
09/29/2025 - 10/05/2025
|
2.3.1 Routing Technologies Lab 2.3.1: Routing Concepts and Protocols 2.3.2 Switching Technologies and Features Lab 2.3.2: Configuring Switching Features Quiz 2.3 |
| 10/06/2025 - 10/12/2025 |
3.1.1 Wireless Devices and Technologies Lab 3.1.1: Configuring SOHO Wireless Network Devices Quiz 3.1 3.2.1 Network Physical Installations Quiz 3.2 |
|
10/13/2025 - 10/19/2025 |
Midterm Exam |
| 10/20/2025 - 10/26/2025 |
4.1.1 Organizational Processes and Procedures Quiz 4.1 4.2.1 Network Monitoring Technologies Lab 4.2.1: Networking Device Monitoring |
| 10/27/2025 - 11/02/2025 |
4.2.2 Disaster Recovery Concepts Lab 4.2.2: High Availability and Disaster Recovery Concepts Quiz 4.2 4.3.1 IPv4 and IPv6 Network Services Lab 4.3.1: DHCP Server Installation and Configuration Lab 4.3.2: Configuring and Maintaining DNS Servers |
| 11/03/2025 - 11/09/2025 |
Lab 4.3.3: NTP Server Management 4.3.2 Network Access and Management Lab 4.3.4: Remote Access and Management Quiz 4.3 |
| 11/10/2025 - 11/16/2025 |
5.1.1 Network Security Concepts Lab 5.1.1: Network Security Concept Fundamentals Quiz 5.1 5.2.1 Network Attacks Lab 5.2.1: General Network Attacks |
| 11/17/2025 - 11/23/2025 |
5.2.2 Network Security Features, Defense Techniques and Solutions Lab 5.2.2: Networking Hardening Techniques and Best Practices Quiz 5.2 6.1.1 Troubleshooting Methodology Lab 6.1.1: Applying a Structured Troubleshooting Approach |
| 11/24/2025 - 11/30/2025 |
Lab 6.1.2: Network Documentation and Change Management Quiz 6.1 6.2.1 Troubleshoot Cabling and Physical Interface Issues 6.2.2 Troubleshoot Network Services Lab 6.2.1: Troubleshooting Common Networking Issues Quiz 6.2 |
| 12/01/2025 - 12/07/2025 |
6.3.1 Troubleshoot Network Performance Issues 6.3.2 Tools and Protocols to Solve Networking Issues Lab 6.3.1: Network Analysis Software Lab 6.3.2: Network Command Line Tools Quiz 6.3 |
|
12/08/2025 - 12/12/2025 |
Final Exam |
All work is done in the Ascend portal, accessed through Canvas. Please note the table above for required due dates. All due times are end of day on the day shown. If you complete any week before the deadline, you can continue to work on the following weeks. The Final test (single attempt, two hour time limit) will become available on December 8th and must be taken no later than 11:59pm on December 12th. Please contact me if you have any questions.
The course objectives are the CompTIA objectives for the current Network+ certification exam. While one outcome for the class is to be able to meet the objectives provided by CompTIA, certification is the main goal. It is expected that students passing the class will be able to take and pass the appropriate certification test, the probability being related to the final grade received. Discount vouchers for the CompTIA test can be found at http://itcert.csn.edu.
Your grade will be determined as follows:
| Orientation Quiz | *3% |
| Quizzes | 20% |
| Labs | 50% |
| Midterm | 10% |
| Final | 20% |
*3 bonus points
This syllabus is subject to
change as deemed appropriate by the instructor with notification.
No exceptions can or will be made to the deadlines.
Use of outside Resources or using
material not covered at the time of the assignment
– Cheating in any form via use of AI tools, copying work from another source
(close collaboration with another student), and using material not yet covered
at the time of the assignment is prohibited. On the first offense, the point
deduction is the maximum score for the assignment until the student contacts me
and we can discuss the concern. On the second offense, a student is reported to
the academic integrity violation committee. Note that the same policy applies to
any lab assignments. For the lab assignments, the point deduction will be the maximum score for the lab assignment points.
Important Note - If you have
any concerns about this course and/or me, please contact me first. If I cannot
resolve your
issue, please contact CIT Department Office at 702-651-5976. You
will be directed to the appropriate Program Director or
the Department Chair.
You will remain anonymous, if possible, and all communications will be strictly
confidential.
Please DO NOT wait until the last minute to make your concerns
known to me and/or to the CIT Department.
CSN Student email - All students
enrolled at CSN have a CSN Student Email account. All information from the
college will be sent to your CSN-issued student email address (enrollment
information, financial aid information, cashier
information, college events,
etc.). It is extremely important that you check your student email daily. You
can access
your student email through GoCSN (go.csn.edu). Once you validate
your student email address you will have access to
Microsoft Office 365 for
up to five devices and 1TB of OneDrive storage. Visit the
CSN Information web
site for
additional information.
Attendance Policy - College assumes
maturity, seriousness of purpose, and self-discipline for meeting the
responsibilities associated with each course. If you need the instructor to sign
documents testifying about your
attendance, YOU must email the instructor
after each class you attend to let them know you were there.
Academic
Integrity - Taking the words of others or presenting the ideas of others as your
own not only limits your
academic research skills, it also violates the CSN’s
Student Academic Integrity Policy. Cheating on exams or other course
work
also violates the CSN Student Academic Integrity Policy. You can find more
information about CSN’s Academic
Integrity Policy at the
Academic Integrity
Web Site. The minimum penalty for such offenses in this course is to fail the
assignment. Failing the course will also be considered as an option. Infractions
of the CSN Student Academic Integrity
Policy may lead to suspensions,
expulsion, transcript notations or other sanctions. A couple of DO NOTs:
CSN Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
Statement and current Disability Resource Center (DRC)
Contact Information -
The College of Southern Nevada is committed to making physical facilities and
instructional
programs accessible to students with disabilities. If you have
a disability that may have some impact on your work in this
class and for
which you may require accommodations, please visit the Disability Resource
Center (DRC) so that such
accommodations can be considered. All discussions
will remain confidential. The DRC has offices on all three campuses.
These
serve as the focal point for coordination of services for students with
disabilities. If you have a physical, emotional,
or mental disability that
“substantially limits one or more major life activities (including walking,
seeing, hearing,
speaking, breathing, learning and working),” and will
require accommodation in this class, please contact the DRC at
West
Charleston 702 – 651 – 5644, or email at WCDRCStaff@csn.edu or at North Las
Vegas 702–651–4045, or email at
CYDRCStaff@csn.edu or at Henderson
702–651–3795 , or email at HCDRCStaff@csn.edu. For Deaf and Hard of
Hearing
Services contact the DRC using 70 –651–4448, or email at
Deaf.HH.Services@csn.edu. Any student who
receives an accommodation letter
from the DRC, please meet with me to discuss the provisions of those
accommodations
as soon as possible.
Student Rights &
Responsibilities - When you choose to become a student at CSN, you accept the
rights and
responsibilities of membership in CSN’s academic and social
community. You can find policies covering students such
as the Student
Conduct, Students’ Right to Know, Students’ Academic Integrity, and Disruptive
and Abusive Student in
the following locations:
Catalog and Student
Handbook (Catalog Web Page) in the Policies and Procedures section.
CSN
Website (Student Policies) under the heading “Student Policies.”
College
Library Services - CSN Libraries provides support for students completing
assignments that require research
and the use of information. Librarians are
available to students for one-on-one assistance locating and citing quality
information either online at the
Library information or at one of our campus
libraries. Find more information on our main
website at the
Library main
page.
Safety For On-campus classes – This class does not have an experiment
lab and therefore we will not be concerned
about following specific safety
strategies. However, approved classroom safety procedures are posted in each
classroom
and are to be followed. Students are to familiarize themselves with
the nearest exit to use during a fire alarm. Do
NOT use the elevators. Students
must take ALL personal belongings with them when
exiting the
building. No student will be allowed back into the facility until
the all clear is given.
Public Health Directives (COVID-19) for On-campus classes – CSN public health directives are found at CSN Covid-19 Information.
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) - The
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS offers shortterm,
problem-focused
counseling to CSN students who may feel overwhelmed by the responsibilities of
college, work,
family, and relationships. Clinicians are available to help
students cope with stresses and personal issues that may
interfere with their
ability to perform in school. The service is provided confidentially and free to
currently enrolled
students. To schedule an appointment, please call CAPS at
WC (702) 651-5518, at NLV (702) 651-4099, and at HN
(702) 651-3099.
Food
and Housing Insecurity Support - Any student who has difficulty affording
groceries or accessing sufficient
food to eat every day, or who lacks a safe
and stable place to live and believes this may affect their performance in the
course, is urged to contact Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS), for a
list of resources and support.
References - Safari Tech Books available
through the library offer an excellent source of supplemental resources that
you may use for this course. To find Safari Books Online, go to the Safari
Books. To access the resources, always use
your Canvas credentials and always
use your CSN student email address.
Required extra- or co-curricular
activities - All activities are based on projects and exams assigned throughout
the
course. Any required extra activities will be clearly explained in class.
Additional fees - There are no additional fees for this course.
Advising &
Coaching Services - Advisor/Success Coaches help students assess academic
strengths and limitations,
learn academic success strategies, explore
careers, declare a major, navigate the educational system, access campus and
community resources, and connect to campus life. The department also manages the
CSN Faculty E-Alert System assisting
instructional staff by working with
students on strategies and interventions that lead to successful course
completion.
Contact Information: Charleston Campus: Building D – Student
Services Area : 702–651–5670, North Las Vegas Campus:
Student Services Area :
702–651–4049, Henderson Campus: Building B – Room 120 : 702 – 651–3165. Visit
the Advising
web site for more information.
My
responsibilities:
1. I will reply to your e-mail messages in a timely manner.
Replying to phone calls may take more time.
2. I will try my best to resolve
any course-related issues.
Your responsibilities:
1. You will stay active
in the course. Let me know if you find any discrepancies in the syllabus, course
material, or
activity due dates, as soon as possible.
2. You will monitor
the deadlines for all assignments and ask questions if needed.
3. You will do
your best in class and will not hesitate to ask for help.
Withdrawal Policy -
Instructors do not have the option of withdrawing students. For official
withdrawal dates and
other IMPORTANT college dates, look at the online
schedule at the CSN Calendar and locate the calendar for the current
semester.
You are strongly encouraged to discuss your decisions with an
academic counselor, academic adviser or success coach
AND Student Financial
Services, because these decisions may affect your financial aid and Satisfactory
Academic
Progress. Students receiving financial aid may find their awards
reduced.
If you wish to receive a W in lieu of a grade, you MUST withdraw
yourself officially from the class. Once you have
withdrawn (dropped), you
must discontinue attending class. Alternatively, you may wish to change from
Credit to Audit
and continue to attend the class.
Change to Audit – Forms
are available on the CSN website. Print the form and fill it out, check the
boxes, sign and
date. Submit the completed form in person at the Registrar’s
Office. To avoid visiting the registrar’s office in person, you
may scan or
photograph the signed form and send it, using your CSN student email, along with
a clear color copy of your
state ID to MyCSN.Updates@csn.edu
August 25
– First day of instruction
August 31- Last day for 100% refund
September 1 - Labor Day Holiday (College Closed)
September 7 - Last day for 50% refund
September 7 - Last Day to Drop a Class
WITHOUT a Grade of W
October 31 - Last Day to Officially Change from Credit to Audit
October
31 -
Last Day to Drop a Class WITH a Grade of W
November 27-November 30 – Thanksgiving Break – College Closed
December 14 – Last day of instruction
December 17 - Grades are Due from
Instructors
Withdrawal Policy - Instructors do not have the option of withdrawing students. For official withdrawal dates and other IMPORTANT college dates, look at the online schedule at the CSN Calendar and locate the calendar for the current semester.
Change to Audit – I will provide the
form in our Canvas course shell. Print the form and fill it out, check the
boxes, sign and date. Submit the completed form in person at the Registrar’s
Office. To avoid visiting the registrar’s office in person, you may scan or
photograph the signed form and send it, using your CSN student email, along with
a clear color copy of your state ID to MyCSN.Updates@csn.edu
CLASS POLICIES - See Orientation Document and Syllabus
All
course material is available online in Canvas. While the design of this course
allows flexibility in your scheduling, please realize that the deadlines are
just as strict as any other course. You should check the calendar and discussion
postings daily and allocate your time accordingly to complete the readings and
to be prepared for the exams. Due dates will be strictly adhered to. You will
use the mail and discussion features of Canvas to contact me or ask questions.
A note on the assignment release schedule - To stay on
task, all chapter material and assignments are released at the start of the
class. Exams can only be taken during the scheduled period. The links to
assignments and exams will disappear after their respective due dates. Some
students have complained that some links disappear from time to time. This is
most likely due to system issues or incommutability with your web browser.
Please send an e-mail message informing me about any links that have disappeared
from your view.
Online section offer flexibility where
you need to manage your time to achieve success. I will assign programming
projects that will be graded, and you will have to take exams by specified due
dates. It is extremely simple to ignore due dates and fall behind which I hope
you can seriously avoid!
A rule of thumb for a 3-credit
class is that you attend class about 3 hours a week and study a minimum of 6
hours a week outside of the classroom.
This is a single person
class; meaning that you must turn in your own work. You are not allowed
to collaborate or consult with anyone else while working on an exam. You are not
allowed to collaborate on completing assignments. You should not be looking at
each other’s code for assignments. You can freely discuss items in the general
sense. Cheating in any form will not be tolerated.
Internet
Access - Internet access is your responsibility. This class can be
accessed from any computer with Internet access anywhere in the world.
Therefore, excuses such as “My computer is not working” or “My provider was
down” are not acceptable. If you find yourself in a real jam, you may drive to
any CSN site and use one of the computers in the CSN open computer labs. Of
course, if there is a computer problem originating from CSN, then I will take
corrective action. But in all other instances, it is your responsibility to
ensure your own Internet access.
Computer Labs – CSN
provides access to computers at many physical locations. For Computer labs hours
and locations, visit the Computer Lab
Software Lab - The
Software lab will be virtual and be conducted via Canvas and Discord. It will be
available starting on August 25, 2025. Many CIT department courses have embedded
tutors. For these courses, your instructor will let you know about the tutoring
services. The Centers for Academic Success (CAS) may also provide one-to-one
tutoring. For more information, contact CAS by visiting CAS web site.
Networking Lab - The networking lab will be available on August
25, 2025. For location/date/time information, please visit
the
CIT
Information Web site. Click on Networking and Software Lab Hours.
All course due dates are indicated above and are in the Canvas
course shell under the Canvas Syllabus Course Summary Section. Additionally,
Canvas will also remind you of approaching due dates.
Course
Contract -
This syllabus is a course contract for the duration of
the semester. By continuing with this course students agree to the terms set
forth in this syllabus and will adhere to all rules and policies outlined.
Information contained in this syllabus, other than the grading, late
assignments, makeup work and attendance policies, may be subject to change
without advance notice, as deemed appropriate by the instructor.
Disclaimer - This syllabus is subject to change with advance
notice. Notices will be posted in the online forum. It is your responsibility to
stay informed.
Academic Integrity - Taking the words of
others or presenting the ideas of others as your own not only limits your
academic research skills, it also violates the CSN’s Student Academic Integrity
Policy. Cheating on exams or other course work also violates the CSN Student
Academic Integrity Policy. You can find more information about CSN’s Academic
Integrity Policy at the Academic Integrity Web Site. The minimum penalty for
such offenses in this course is to fail the assignment. Failing the course will
also be considered as an option. Infractions of the CSN Student Academic
Integrity Policy may lead to suspensions, expulsion, transcript notations or
other sanctions.
You SHOULD NOT attempt to pay anyone to complete your work.
You SHOULD NOT consult any web sites that provide answers to assignments.
CSN Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Statement and current
Disability Resource Center (DRC) Contact Information - CSN is committed
to equal opportunity and access in education for all students, including those
with disabilities. The CSN Disability Resource Center provides support to
students with documented medical, mental health, or learning disabilities and
students who need support due to pregnancy. To register with the DRC, students
should complete the new student application in the AIM DRC tile in GoCSN.
Students are encouraged to register with the DRC as early as possible in or
prior to the start of the academic term. The granting of any accommodation will
not be retroactive and cannot jeopardize the academic standards or integrity of
the course. Please Note - Instructors are not allowed to provide classroom
accommodations to a student until appropriate verification from the DRC has been
provided. If you have questions, please contact the DRC directly (702-6515644)
or visit https://www.csn.edu/disability-resource-center for additional
information.
Student Rights & Responsibilities - When
you choose to become a student at CSN, you accept the rights and
responsibilities of membership in CSN’s academic and social community. You can
find policies covering students such as the Student Conduct, Students’ Right to
Know, Students’ Academic Integrity, and Disruptive and Abusive Student in the
following locations:
• Catalog and Student Handbook (Catalog Web Page) in the
Policies and Procedures section.
• CSN Website (Student Policies) under the
heading “Student Policies.”
College Library Services -
CSN Libraries provides support for students completing assignments that require
research and the use of information. Librarians are available to students for
one-on-one assistance locating and citing quality information either online at
the Library information or at one of our campus libraries. Find more information
on our main website at the Library main page.
Safety - This class does not
have an experiment lab and therefore we will not be concerned about following
specific safety strategies. However, Approved classroom safety procedures are
posted in each classroom and are to be followed. Students are to familiarize
themselves with the nearest exit to use during fire alarm exercises. Do NOT use
the elevators during these drills. Students will take ALL personal belongings
with them when exiting the building. No student will be allowed back into the
facility until the all clear is given.
Public Health Directives
(COVID-19) - Students must follow all active CSN public health directives while
enrolled in this class, such as properly worn face coverings when required in
classrooms as well as inside campus buildings. CSN public health directives are
found at https://www.csn.edu/wellness . Students who do not comply with these
directives will be asked to leave the classroom. Refusal to follow the
guidelines may result in further disciplinary action according to the CSN
Student Conduct Code
https://www.csn.edu/sites/default/files/documents/student_conduct_code_policy_1.pdf
, including being dropped from the course.
Objectionable materials -
Instructors have the responsibility to set and maintain standards of classroom
behavior appropriate to the discipline and method of instruction. No
objectionable materials or language will be used during this class. This
includes all possible modes of the class: online and in person. The instructor
will make the final determination regarding any objectionable materials or
language. Students may not engage in activity the instructor deems disruptive or
counterproductive to the goals of the class. Instructors have the right to
remove offending students from class.
Pregnant Students -
CSN
prohibits discrimination based on sex in education programs and activities. This
prohibition on discrimination extends to pregnancy and related
conditions—including childbirth, lactation, false pregnancy, termination of
pregnancy, and recovery therefrom—as well as to parental and family status. If
you are pregnant or have a pregnancy-related condition, and you are in need of
accommodation because of your pregnancy or pregnancy-related condition, you must
contact Dr. Armen Asherian, Title IX Coordinator, at titleixcoordinator@csn.edu
or 702-651-7481, or the Disability Resource Center at 702-651-5644 for West
Charleston, 702-651-3795 for Henderson, and 702-651-4045 for North Las Vegas to
explore reasonable accommodation.
Sex-Based Harassment and Discrimination
- CSN is committed to creating a safe and open learning environment for all
students. In accordance with Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, CSN
prohibits unlawful sex-based harassment against any participant in its education
programs or activities. Sexual-based harassment includes quid pro quo (this for
that) harassment, a hostile environment, and criminal sexual violence (including
sexual assault, dating/domestic violence, and stalking.) This prohibition
applies to CSN students, employees, and visitors. Incidents of sex-based
harassment or discrimination should be reported to CSN’s Title IX Coordinator,
Dr. Armen Asherian, at titleixcoordinator@csn.edu, or 702-651-7481 or University
Police Department at 702-895-3669 to report a crime.
Academic Advising
- Academic Advisors help students assess academic strengths and limitations,
learn academic success strategies, explore careers, declare a major, navigate
the educational system, access campus and community resources, and connect to
campus life. Contact Information: Charleston Campus: Building D – Student
Services Area : 702–651–5670, North Las Vegas Campus: Student Services Area :
702–651–4049, Henderson Campus: Building B – Room 120 : 702–651–3165. For more
information visit Academic Advising
Canvas Computer Instructions & Technology
Help Desk - The Canvas Student Quick Start Guide be found at Canvas web
site. The entire Student Guide may be found on web site. Telephone Support for
Distance Education students having problems logging into a course, using course
web site tools, or other technical problems can be found by contacting the CSN
Technology Help Desk locally at 702–651–4357, or via 1-800–630–7563 toll-free,
24 hours/day, 7 days/week.
Centers for Academic Success (CAS)
- Centers
for Academic Success (CAS) provides quality DROP-IN academic assistance to all
students enrolled in for-credit courses at CSN. Tutors are available for most
general education courses and many other historically challenging courses.
Academic learning support includes drop-in assistance with learning strategies,
Canvas, online tutoring, Microsoft Office, writing, oral presentations, math,
and science. CAS tutors also facilitate study groups for courses (e.g., biology,
math, and chemistry). CAS is open Monday through Sunday. Hours for all locations
are Monday – Thursday, 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, and Friday – Sunday,11:00 am to 4:00
pm. You may visit www.csn.edu/centers-academic-success for more details about
CAS services. You may also contact us at one of our offices: Charleston Centers
702-651-5732, North Las Vegas Learning Commons 702-651-4232, Henderson Learning
Commons 702-651-3125.
TutorChat - TutorChat is a free, live, online chat
service accessible by CSN students at
https://csncentersacademicsuccess.libanswers.com/ or in the navigation menu of
your Canvas courses. TutorChat is designed to answer your quick questions, help
you form successful study habits, and show you how to use Canvas and other
resources for student success, such as online tutoring and MyCoyoteSuccess
workshops, accessed in GoCSN. Quick questions are defined as assistance with
topic formulation, proper MLA or APA citation formatting, and development of
outlines including thesis statement, introduction clarity, and appropriate
conclusion. TutorChat staff can start audio video sessions and give you
information on how to connect with a Centers for Academic Success tutor, which
is an in-person service FREE to you. For more information, you can chat with us
or submit a question. TutorChat is open to all enrolled CSN students.
*If you need assistance outside their normal business hours (11-4, Monday
thorough Sunday), please submit a question at TutorChat. They usually respond
within 24 hours.
Brainfuse – Offers free online tutoring, writing
services and homework assistance 24/7. Certified Brainfuse tutors provide live,
on-demand tutoring and assignment help in a variety of subjects. Brainfuse
tutors meet students where they are at in order to effectively help students of
all skill levels. To access services, students can log into their GoCSN account
and then into Canvas. Students can choose a listed course on the left and then
click on Brainfuse Online Tutoring. Call 702-651-5619 for additional
information.
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) - The
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) offers short-term, problem-focused
counseling to CSN students who may feel overwhelmed by the responsibilities of
college, work, family, and relationships. Clinicians are available to help
students cope with stresses and personal issues that may interfere with their
ability to perform in school. The service is provided confidentially and free to
currently enrolled students. To schedule an appointment, please call CAPS at
West Charleston 702–651–5518, or at North Las Vegas 702–651–4099, or at
Henderson 702–651–3099.
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