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As the College of Business continues to grow, we want to take the time to welcome our newest tenure-track faculty to the Colorado State University community.

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Native American Heritage Month continues through November with a variety of events.

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Students can sign up for electronic delivery of your 1098-T tax form. CSU provides a 1098-T tax reporting form to all eligible students each tax year that could be useful in claiming an educational tax credit on your federal income tax return. Get your 1098-T early, and support CSU as a Green University. Sign up for electronic delivery through RAMweb by Jan. 1. You’ll get a link to your form in January 2017 quicker than through postal mail. Choose RAMweb menu option “Billing And Tax Information,” “Tax Information,” “Consent To Receive 1098-T Electronically.” If you have questions about tax credits, check out IRS Publication 970. If you have questions about the 1098-T, check out the RAMweb 1098-T FAQs, or email us at 1098t@colostate.edu.

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In appreciation to all those who have contributed to the College of Business’ success, we have created this 50th anniversary edition of The Difference magazine to celebrate our past, capture our present, and imagine what our future will look like in 50 years.

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With over 23 years of broad-based operations management experience, including 17-plus years in senior leadership positions, Kelly has worked across a range of highly visible public, private and nonprofit organizations. In January 2016, Mayor Michael B. Hancock appointed Kelly to serve as the Executive Director of the Mayor’s Office of the National Western Center (NWOC). Kelly manages the general oversight, planning, strategic coordination, financing and implementation of the National Western Center, a dynamic 250-acre global destination for agricultural heritage and innovation at the historic home of the National Western Stock Show. Prior to his new role, Kelly served as Executive Director of the North Denver Cornerstone Collaborative (NDCC) from 2013-16. Kelly graduated from Arizona State University with a degree in general business and a Masters in Public Administration. He also holds a Masters in Business Administration from the University of Denver. Kelly is a 3rd generation Coloradoan, growing up in Northwest Jefferson County and currently resides in Unincorporated Arapahoe County with his wife and their two children. What are you most excited about in your new role? As a third generation Coloradoan, I’m humbled to be part of a team that will not only secure the National Western Stock Show for future generations, but also establish a unique global agribusiness campus that will convene public and private interests to help solve some of our most pressing global food system challenges. [It] is truly a once in a life-time opportunity. What is your first priority? Having spent the better part of my professional life working on large, complicated projects, our first efforts are to build out the planning and program implementation teams, which will set in motion the full range of program control processes and systems we’ll need to have in place to effectively manage an effort of this scale. Additionally, we are in the process of acquiring land that will allow us to build toward the master plan vision. What would you like people to know about the NWC project (particularly that you think is not well known)? As part of creating a year-round campus, there has been a great deal of interest among many of the agricultural associations in having a physical presence on or near the NWC campus. The team has sent an initial informational letter out to over 150 ag associations, many of which are located in Colorado. Bringing many of the nation’s agricultural associations to the site creates added synergies around innovative collaborations. Over the course of our planning efforts we’ll continue to meet with these associations to identify shared interests and opportunities.

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Academic business research is a relatively new field; it only gained prominence in the years just ahead of the opening of the Colorado State University College of Business in 1966, spurred by a national call for business schools to follow the professional lead of engineering and medical schools. The result: more scientific methods – data, models, measurements, systems and analysis — used to study how business works.

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Watch how the students of RamEvents make the annual RamFest come together.

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The awards are given to 'model civil engineers who have demonstrated outstanding lifetime achievement, leadership and a long-term commitment to excellence.'

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Anthropology professor Kathy Galvin has been named a lead author in major international biodiversity and ecosystems project.

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Shami Loose and Hallie Smyth now part of Fort Collins-based SAS headquarters.

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