Colorado State University is looking toward the future to ensure its academic enterprise remains robust, relevant and meets the needs of students, the state, and the demands by industry for workforce expertise and skills.
After a career in education that has spanned more than four decades including as a high school teacher and at CSU as a faculty member, associate dean and current vice provost for undergraduate affairs, Kelly Long has announced that she will be retiring in the fall.
The National Science Foundation has awarded an interdisciplinary Colorado State University team nearly $1 million for an ADVANCE Adaptation grant to enhance the retention and promotion of gender equity in STEM disciplines.
All will serve extended five-year terms.
This honor highlights those who have sustainable and demonstrable impact on culture, as role models who reflect CSU’s Principles of Community, highest values and land-grant mission.
The Zoom panel on Oct. 16 features seven alumni working in Washington, D.C., through this historic U.S. election season.
As she stepped into the role of chief academic officer, Pedersen was already looking ahead at the possibilities and strengths that will carry CSU through the pandemic.
The findings mark the third year of single-year and change-over-time analyses using regression models developed by the Salary Equity Committee.
CSU’s First Generation University Initiative hosted an event on the Lory Student Center Plaza with cookies, swag, a podcast and fun photo opportunities to recognize first-gen students.
Colorado State University’s Feminist Fight Club kicked off this year’s Diversity Symposium week with a panel discussion on culture change and a focus on the role men can play to advance gender equity on campus. The event marks the one year anniversary of Feminist Fight Club at CSU, one of the projects spearheaded by the Women & Gender Collaborative.