Green & Gold Days: Visit CSU to innovate, celebrate and explore
New this year: Green & Gold Days is showcasing more than 20 Colorado State University events in April, and the community, students and staff are all invited.
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Ombuds team expands, offers confidential support for employee conflicts/concerns
The CSU Office of the Ombuds has expanded its staff and has been making the rounds to shared governance groups recently to remind employees about its free conflict resolution services.
Rankings roundup: How CSU has been stacking up lately
Colorado State University has been enjoying some lofty rankings recently. Here are a few of the big ones.
Founders Day Medal awarded to the late Joe Blake, prominent donor and first chancellor of the CSU System
This year’s Colorado State University Founders Day Medal is being awarded posthumously to Joe Blake, who was the first chancellor of the CSU System, a former member of the Board of Governors and a prominent donor to the College of Liberal Arts.
Faculty and Staff
Beyond the routine: An employee’s master’s degree journey
Allison DeWaele, a mother of four, has been an employee of Colorado State University for 32 years and is now a graduate with a master’s in education.
Ombuds team expands, offers confidential support for employee conflicts/concerns
The CSU Office of the Ombuds has expanded its staff and has been making the rounds to shared governance groups recently to remind employees about its free conflict resolution services.
‘Gorgeous, thoughtful, heartbreaking:’ The Cape Doctor by E.J. Levy
Fox described the historical novel, inspired by Dr. James Miranda Barry’s life, as “gorgeous, thoughtful [and] heartbreaking."
Applause: Division of Student Affairs, Warner College of Natural Resources
CSU graduate student Haley McAveney has received the NASPA NOW Professional Recognition.
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Stay secure: Understanding CSU’s annual password reset
Colorado State University takes cybersecurity seriously. That’s why all students, faculty, and staff must update their NetID password every year.
Why do we observe daylight savings time?
In the spring, our clocks spring forward an hour, and in the fall, they fall back an hour. Why do we do this?
It’s time to start planning – and planting – that vegetable garden
Ready to kickstart your spring garden? Be warned: Not every vegetable will thrive this time of year.
‘Meet Inspiring Women’ exhibit features many from CSU
“Inspiring Women of Northern Colorado” – which features many members of the CSU community – is running through March.