A new partnership between the Colorado State University System and the Latin American Education Foundation showcases the natural synergy between the two organizations in serving Latinx students.
Colorado State University will host its second annual Water in the West Symposium on March 13-14 to convene diverse experts and thought leaders to collaborate on one of the greatest global issues: water.
Since receiving a 100,000 Strong in the Americas Innovation Fund grant in late 2017, Dr. Daniel Bowan has run multiple courses at the CSU Todos Santos Center, including a Sustainable Travel and Alternative Tourism course.
Since receiving a 100,000 Strong in the Americas Innovation Fund grant in late 2017, Dr. Daniel Bowan has run multiple courses at the CSU Todos Santos Center, including a Sustainable Travel and Alternative Tourism course.
Malachi Haynes, CSU freshman Health and Exercise Science major, was named the 2018-19 Boys & Girls Clubs National Youth of the Year.
Denver Startup Week will bring together more than 20,000 attendees in 2018 — aspiring entrepreneurs, successful startup owners, and business and civic leaders — for educational sessions, social connections, and motivational events. As one of five title sponsors, Colorado State University will be heavily involved in this year’s program, hosting more than 10 sessions at the CSU Denver Center.
Más de 50 jóvenes de Baja California Sur y Estados Unidos participaron en el campamento de teatro y música Kids Do It All (KDIA) Colorado State University en 2018, al igual que el programa celebró su quinto año en el Centro Todos Santos.
More than 50 youth from Baja California Sur and the United States participated in Colorado State University’s Kids Do It All (KDIA) in 2018, as the program celebrated its fifth year at the Todos Santos Center.
In 2018/2019, Colorado State University staff, faculty, and alumni have several exclusive opportunities to visit the University’s international extension, the CSU Todos Santos Center, one hour north of Cabo in Baja California Sur, Mexico.
Rafael Carlo García Acosta y su compañero de clase atravesaron 900 millas (1440 kms) por la península de Baja California Sur, desde Ensenada a Todos Santos, para participar en un curso de Biología Computacional en el Centro Todos Santos de la Universidad Estatal de Colorado.