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CSU veterinary students began equipping teenagers with basic veterinary skills in a region dependent on livestock production – while also encouraging the teens to pursue college education.
The Colorado Cancer Plan, unveiled earlier this year, includes a section on comparative oncology, a historic first that shines a spotlight on CSU's Flint Animal Cancer Center.
The Center for Protected Area Management recently led two unique training courses for park rangers as part of the 8th World Ranger Congress.
Students and faculty in several of Colorado State University’s online programs will begin using “intelligent tutoring” technology in courses this fall.
Nearly 4,000 ewes and about 7,000 newborns were assessed and treated by a CSU veterinary team that has returned each spring for nearly 20 years.
Kenneth Shockley, associate professor of philosophy and academic director of the Sustainability Academy at the University at Buffalo-SUNY, will be the first to occupy the Holmes Rolston Endowed Chair in Environmental Ethics at CSU.
Associate Professor Stephen Ogle, Department of Ecosystem Science and Sustainability, received a grant from the Fulbright Specialist Program, which promotes links between U.S. scholars and counterparts at institutions overseas.
Colorado State University students have remarkable success — even when they start at another campus, according to The Aspen Institute.
Michel Martin, weekend host of NPR's All Things Considered, led a panel discussion on ethical, legal and even spiritual issues around water.