The return of campus construction: A guide to getting around CSU
After a two-year lull, the campus will once again see the signs of progress. During construction, you may wish to consider other transportation options.
Latest Headlines for faculty and staff
Joe Blake makes $5 million gift to CSU’s College of Liberal Arts
Chancellor Emeritus Joe Blake has made a $5 million gift to Colorado State University’s College of Liberal Arts.
Nutrien announces $10 million long-term investment in CSU’s College of Agricultural Sciences
Colorado State University and Nutrien have entered into a strategic partnership with a primary goal: feeding the world in the most sustainable, inclusive and innovative way.
Educational Resources For All:CSU Libraries
As librarian Charlotte A. Baker told the story, the campus library was created when the first president of the Colorado Agricultural College, Elijah Edwards.
CSU System names its campus at National Western Center: Spur
The CSU System is building a campus within the 250-acre National Western Center campus.
News You Can Use
Leap Year
The start of 2020 brings a lot of excitement and interest to many people. For some, it’s the anticipation of what this next decade brings. But there’s another reason why 2020 is interesting to some people; it’s a Leap Year.
Call for U-Turn Navigators
The Spring 2020 U-Turn event is in need of volunteer Navigators! This Spring’s event will be held on Tuesday, March 3, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., in the LSC North Ballroom.
The CSU Climate Survey: What We’ve Learned
The CSU Employee Climate Survey has one goal: to assess the current working environment and to inform strategic decisions and investments that allow employees to work in alignment with the land-grant mission.
Coronavirus: No cases on campus, officials closely monitoring situation
In a letter sent to the campus community from the CSU Health Network and Public Safety Team reassures that there are no known cases of the virus associated with our university community, and that they are closely monitoring for the virus.
Campus Columns
CSU Cooks: Seasonal Vegetable Frittata
Start your day with an antioxidant-rich breakfast, try dark leafy greens in the winter and fresh tomatoes and zucchini in the summer.
Book Report: Redeeming Work, by Bryan Dik
In Redeeming Work: A Guide to Discovering God’s Calling for Your Career, CSU Professor Bryan Dik explores career development andthe science behind career decision-making and meaningful work.
CPC seeking nominations employee awards
The Colorado State University Classi ed Personnel Council is seeking nominations and applications for the following employee award.
AP Mental Health Check
Many people struggle to deal with the daily challenges of work and life balance, a vigorous workload, family and relationship conflicts and competing demands which can take a toll on their mental health.
Backbone of CSU: Meet the Office of Admissions
It’s always a busy time of year at the CSU Office of Admissions, always something going on, always a question to be answered or a phone call to be returned.
Applause
College of Health and Human Sciences
The Department of Occupational Therapy was recognized for their exemplary service by the Employee Appreciation Board on Nov. 20.
Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering
Carmen Menoni, University Distinguished Professor, has been selected to serve as president of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Photonics Society in 2020.
College of Liberal Arts
The outstanding employees in the College of Liberal Arts IT Department were honored by the Employee Appreciation Board on Nov. 22.
Warner College of Natural Resources
Holly Stein is the recipient of the 2020 Bunsen Medal in Geochemistry awarded by the European Geosciences Union.
Events
Decoding Delph’s Diaries: Volunteers needed to transcribe Colorado water history
If you can decipher century-old cursive handwriting, Colorado State University Libraries needs your help.
Women’s History Fall Fellowship
History Colorado is seeking three individuals for the third annual Women’s History Fall Fellowship at the Center for Colorado Women’s History at the Byers-Evans House Museum in Denver.
Black History Month at CSU features keynote with Central Park Five member
For Black History Month, Colorado State University is hosting a keynote with one of the five men who were wrongfully convicted of assaulting a female jogger in New York’s Central Park in 1989.
VP for Diversity to host talk with trans* studies professor Feb. 6
Dr. Z Nicolazzo, assistant professor of Trans* Studies in Education at the University of Arizona’s Center for the Study of Higher Education, is coming to Colorado State University.