It is my pleasure to provide the introduction to the Fall 2014<br />
InTouch Magazine. As I write, I am completing my 10th month as<br />
NIACC President. I am proud to be a part of an outstanding team<br />
of professionals dedicated to enhancing the lives of each and every<br />
student. We have had a very positive beginning to the school year,<br />
and I am looking forward to another exciting year on campus.<br />
I would like to take this opportunity to share just a few of the<br />
exciting projects that are taking place at NIACC. The Campus<br />
View Housing Complex is scheduled to be completed soon. I was<br />
hopeful that the project would be finished by the time the students<br />
returned in August, but as with many construction projects,<br />
completion has been delayed by a variety of factors including a<br />
challenging year of weather.<br />
When complete, Campus View Housing will provide one of the<br />
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<a title="InTouch Fall 2014 page 6" href="http://viewer.zmags.com/publication/b1cdb278?page=6">Emily Kuper As a freshman at the University of Io</a>
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<a title="InTouch Fall 2014 page 10" href="http://viewer.zmags.com/publication/b1cdb278?page=10">The NIACC Foundation strives to enable students to</a>
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