With undying love and passion for the game of basketball, CSU student veteran Julius Philpot adds a new hyphen to his resume as the head coach of the Liberty Common High School boys basketball team.
“What keeps me motivated is knowing how personal this work is to me. This has a direct impact on people’s livelihood and sense of community, both within and outside of CSU.”
Orlando Dugi, the Native American fashion designer whose high-end evening wear is on exhibit at CSU’s Avenir Museum of Design and Merchandising this fall, visited campus Nov. 6-13 to give public talks, visit with classes, and see his premier solo exhibition in person for the first time.
Kayla Prieto, a human development and family studies undergrad, has been awarded a WomenGive scholarship to help her continue her dream of working with diverse young children.
Liz Hicks experienced Campus Connections as a mother to youth in the program and as a mentor to a youth.
Occupational therapy student Carolyn Swisher, combined learning and fun in her Wheelchair-a-Palooza event at Craig Hospital to test the features of power wheelchairs.
The presentation by the activist who went undercover online as a white supremacist to investigate open hatred in America, will speak at 6 p.m. in the Cherokee Park Ballroom at the Lory Student Center.
Blanche Hughes, vice president for student affairs, has been selected by President Joyce McConnell to lead the Race, Bias, and Equity Initiative.
“We hope that this book will inform how those preparing for careers in student affairs understand and use student development theory for college populations."
Vega's dissertation explored the racial and gender disparities in the lives of first-generation Chicana, Latina, and Indigenous Motherscholars in Ph.D. programs in the U.S. Southwest. She hopes to implement her research and encourage collaborative work that strengthens diversity and discussion.