Outstanding Grad: Sterling Krone
Nontraditional student overcomes dyslexia to graduate from Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering.
Category: "Outstanding Grads"
Freya Fu, College of Natural Sciences
Although Fu arrived from Shanghai as a psychology major, after her first stats class at CSU, she was hooked.
Raimundo Romero, Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering
First-generation student has earned his Ph.D. in biomedical engineering, credit for a patent, and a love of research.
Cheryl Iron, College of Health and Human Sciences
For her senior capstone project, Iron designed four pieces that are meant to be worn in a professional work environment and take patterns and colors from traditional Native American wear.
Mujtaba 'Moe' Alhuwaidi, College of Business
Alhuwaidi and his wife, Jasmine, who is studying applied computing technology at CSU, are dedicated to promoting computer science as a career for women in their homeland of Saudi Arabia.
Allyson Hannah, College of Liberal Arts
The Estes Park native says the condition she was born with — coupled with her CSU education — has inspired her to pursue work in which she can “help people harness their passions, despite any adversity they face.”
Alex Anaya, College of Agricultural Sciences
The internship reminded Alex that college was something he knew he wanted to finish, and he returned to CSU. After graduation, he will start a job as a head herdsman in Nebraska.
Dalton Meyer, Warner College of Natural Resources
Meyer will deliver the commencement address for the Warner College on Friday. He said he'll focus on how the college has prepared students to go out into a world that is changing in terms of the environment and politics.
Luna Martinez, College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
Originally from Albuquerque, New Mexico, Martinez was born a Rams fan. Four of her family members attended Colorado State University, and after visiting the campus, CSU became her dream school.