Transforming Technical Education
Scott Burke (B.S., ’01; M.S., ’07) has had an extraordinary career. He teaches vocational education in public high school and created and runs an award-winning consulting firm that's transforming technical education.
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Outstanding interior architecture and design grad overcomes personal tragedy to earn her degree
Check out Shelby Archuleta's story to hear about her inspiring perseverance through intense hardship to finally become a CHHS Outstanding Grad.
After a decade, outstanding apparel and merchandising grad finds the perfect fit studying product development
Jared Tarzian never thought he would attend Colorado State University, but it was the apparel and merchandising major and product development concentration in the Department of Design and Merchandising that eventually won him over.
Q&A with outstanding graduate Nancy Ghanem
Outstanding food science and nutrition master's student Nancy Ghanem graduates in Spring 2022.
Outstanding human development and family studies grad starts first-ever CSU gerontology club through passion to help others
Sarah Cromwell spends collegiate experience giving back to the community and volunteering her time.
Outstanding human development and family studies grad doubles as outstanding student leader and volunteer
First-generation grad Tanajha Putman made the most of her CSU experience through volunteering, mentorship, and building communities.
KRNC Student Spotlight: Lauren Matheu
Read more about this month's Kendall Reagan Nutrition Center student spotlight, Lauren Matheu.
In memory: Kelly Ann Walker
Kelly Ann Walker passed away peacefully in her home, surrounded by her family and her dog Alice, on May 3, due to complications from her 33-year battle with multiple sclerosis.
Outstanding social work grad channeled discomfort into action
Shiloh Dailey overcame challenges and built connections for advocacy in their path to a social work degree as a queer, disabled, non-traditional student parenting two young children through the pandemic.
New online class teaches CSU faculty, staff how to make electronic content more inclusive
An estimated 8.5% of adults use some form of assistive technology. This course will help CSU's faculty and staff make sure their material is accessible for everyone using many of the tools they already have.