Nominations now open for Career Impact Awards
Colorado State University’s Career Center is accepting nominations for the annual Career Impact Awards.
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Colorado State University turns Denver Startup Week green
Colorado State University is partnering to make Denver Startup Week (DSW) sustainable for the first year, with a focus on reducing waste at Basecamp, and creating resources for venue hosts to join the green initiative.
Meet the new Career Center Director, Jon Cleveland
Jon Cleveland joined Colorado State University as the New Executive Director of Career Services on July 30, 2018.
CSU partners with Denver Startup Week this year
Denver Startup Week will bring together more than 20,000 attendees in 2018 — aspiring entrepreneurs, successful startup owners, and business and civic leaders — for educational sessions, social connections, and motivational events. As one of five title sponsors, Colorado State University will be heavily involved in this year's program, hosting more than 10 sessions at the CSU Denver Center.
CSU announces new, more robust student employment program
CSU students now have a more robust program for student employment at the university. The change will leverage the strengths of both the CSU Career Center and the Office of Financial Aid.
Career Center presents first annual Career Impact Awards
On April 3, the CSU Career Center hosted the first annual Career Impact Awards, a award show and lunch event in which members of the campus and Fort Collins community celebrated those who have made a significant impact on students’ careers.
Career Center offering drop-in hours for students
The Colorado State University Career Center is hosting drop-in hours for students from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Students partner with city, county to advance sustainability efforts
A small group of undergraduates, many of them incoming freshman, had a unique experience in Fort Collins as part of the 2017 Community Sustainability Workshop.
You, me, and Generation Z: How CSU welcomes and supports its youngest students
The youngest named generation in our society, known as Generation Z, has reached college age, and incoming freshmen fall squarely within this fast-growing group.