CSU has joined the U.S. Dept. Of Energy’s Better Climate Challenge, which commits CSU to cutting Scope 1 and Scope 2 greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by at least 50% within 10 years.
Vice Provost for International Affairs Kathleen Fairfax and Chief Academic Officer for the CSU System, Rick Miranda, joined Faculty Council at their February meeting to give a presentation on Todos Santos and provide an update on the Office of International Programs.
Consistent with this approach and beginning this week, we will be consolidating our existing pod locations and offering voluntary antigen testing at the consolidated sites.
"It is with deep sorrow that I share with you all today that Mary Ontiveros, the founding Vice President for Diversity at Colorado State University, died this past weekend surrounded by her family," said President Joyce McConnell in a message to the CSU community.
A stretch of Libbie Coy Way will be closed so crews can install a new water line in the street.
"I’ll be sharing our plan along with Vice President Jenelle Beavers and College of Liberal Arts Dean Ben Withers from 11 a.m. to noon on Tuesday, March 1 in the LSC Theatre. We will also be live streaming the event for those who prefer to join us virtually."
"We all have so many metaphors to use when we talk about how it feels to lose someone extraordinary from our lives. Today, I share the grief of our community and across our state following the news that CSU System Chancellor Emeritus Joe Blake has died. The metaphor that keeps coming to my mind is that a light has gone out."
The President’s Office is inviting full-time faculty and staff at CSU to apply for the third cohort of the university’s Leadership Fellows program, with a note that diverse candidates from all disciplinary backgrounds and roles are encouraged to apply.
As outlined in President McConnell’s email, masks will continue to be required in indoor spaces on university grounds in Larimer County in accordance with Centers for Disease Control guidance for areas with high community transmission.
Effective immediately, Colorado State University will follow the Centers for Disease Control guidelines for high-transmission areas on all our campuses in Larimer County. This means that we will continue to require masks in all indoor areas until the Larimer County transmission levels fall below “substantial” as set forth by the CDC.