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Outstanding Grad: Treasure Morgan, College of Agricultural Sciences
Treasure Morgan has excelled on two fronts: the first being in the agricultural department at CSU, and the other in advocating for underrepresented students.
Outstanding Grad: Celeste Wieting, Graduate School
Celeste Wieting, a doctoral student in geomorphology, has had to navigate graduate school like the rivers she studies, by mastering the art of changing course.
Outstanding Grad: Cayla Begley, College of Business
Cayla Begley was working in the restaurant business in Denver when she was inspired by coworkers and others to go back to school.
Outstanding Grad: Amanda Gibson, CSU Online
Amanda Gibson tried a few colleges and career paths before finding her fit at Colorado State University in the online early childhood education program.
Outstanding Grad: Helen Obuna, College of Liberal Arts
Helen Obuna has discovered her passion through perseverance. Obuna has pursued a major in biological anthropology and sociology with a focus in criminology and criminal justice.
Outstanding Grad: Abduladeem Tabib, College of Natural Sciences
Abduladeem Tabib is about to receive his Bachelor of Science with a focus on pre-medicine/pre-medical studies at CSU, and getting there was anything but easy.
Outstanding Grad: Zach Stevens, College of Health and Human Sciences
During his time at CSU, Zach Stevens has been a full-time manager at Christy Sports, a teacher’s assistant and a father.
Outstanding Grad: Cassidy Hale, College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
Cassidy Hale has persevered through numerous obstacles and is finishing her undergraduate career strong.
Outstanding Grad: Mauricio Galindo Vega, Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering
Mauricio Galindo Vega's college experience was a balancing act of being a CSU decathlete, chemical and biological engineer, and holding down a job.
Outstanding Grad: Seth Hibbard, Warner College of Natural Resources
Earning a degree is hard work, but it can be especially challenging when you’re coming into it as a first-generation adult learner with both ADHD and kids to take care of. Luckily, Seth Hibbard isn’t one to back away from a challenge.