Outstanding Grad: Elliot Ferrell-Carretey, Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering
From El Salvador to Ecuador all the way back to Colorado, Elliot Ferrell-Carretey has worked to make a difference across the world during his time at CSU.
From El Salvador to Ecuador all the way back to Colorado, Elliot Ferrell-Carretey has worked to make a difference across the world during his time at CSU.
Thea Labuntog’s path to graduating with a bachelor’s degree in psychology was filled with highs and lows.
Art offers the opportunity to see the world through someone else’s eyes, but Miles Buchan’s work often tells the story of what he doesn’t see.
Jason Valentine always knew he wanted to be the first in his family to go to college, he just wasn’t sure how he could afford it.
Personal tragedy brought Luke Davis to CSU. While life dealt him a difficult hand, he persevered and created a community here, learning to process grief and leaning on friends and mentors to help see him through.
As a first-year student in high school, Alexandria “Lexi” Walker’s father was diagnosed with the rare autoimmune disease sarcoidosis, which affects lungs and lymph nodes. The cancer-like affliction required steroid treatment, which made his teeth deteriorate.
To know Hunter Weber at all is to know that he is a high achiever and campus leader. Weber is president of CSU Collegiate DECA, CSU’s Tourism Association and his fraternity, Delta Sigma Pi.
“I want to empower people with the information they need to make decisions that prioritize sustainability.”
“When I decided to come back to school for a science degree, I was nervous about not understanding the material. I worked really hard, asked a lot of questions and excelled in the general science courses. I’m proud of myself for the work I put into this degree.”
"Community is a difficult thing to build organically, but given enough time, patience, and resilience, you’ll find your people."