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Final proposed budget for 2024-25 outlined at April 30 forum
This week the CSU community got a preview of what the Board of Governors will vote on Thursday: a 2024-25 budget that is much improved over scenarios anticipated in January.
Celebrate! Colorado State award winners for 2024
Each year, Colorado State University celebrates the teaching, research and service achievements of CSU students, alumni and friends, academic faculty, administrative professionals and classified staff as part of the Celebrate! Colorado State Awards.
Faculty Council hears budget update, discusses new faculty annual review ratings
Faculty Council met April 2 and heard a budget update from Vice President for University Operations and Chief Financial Officer Brendan Hanlon, and had a discussion with Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs Susan James around changes in faculty annual review ratings and department codes.
CSU Employee Appreciation Week begins April 20
Employee Appreciation Week kicks off April 20 and features free cookies, swag, a free cup of coffee and a discount coupon for the CSU Bookstore.
Faculty Council holds elections, OKs change to definition of undergrad certificate
Faculty Council met via Microsoft Teams on March 5 and elected the 2024-25 Faculty Council leadership.
Faculty Council endorses CSU Libraries’ licensing priorities
In response to skyrocketing costs of academic resources, the CSU Libraries’ licensing priorities emphasize sustainable pricing models, accessibility, open access and data privacy in licensed resources. These values align with the University’s mission, because they support information sharing that is the foundation of learning, teaching, research and extension.
Faculty Council hears budget update, report from new provost
Faculty Council had its first meeting of the Spring 2024 semester via Microsoft Teams on Feb. 6.
Ombuds team expands, offers confidential support for employee conflicts/concerns
The CSU Office of the Ombuds has expanded its staff and has been making the rounds to shared governance groups recently to remind employees about its free conflict resolution services.
Faculty Council discusses Clark project, hears budget update
Interim Provost Jan Nerger gave a report on the Clark project, noting that the next phase of funding is currently included in the proposed state budget
Center for Ethics and Human Rights hosts distinguished speaker event on ethical realities for leaders
Hundreds of students and community members filled the auditorium in the Behavioral Sciences Building on Nov. 15 to hear Scott Sullivan, vice president and chief integrity and compliance officer of Newmont Corporation, present “Ready or Not: Ethical Realities for Leaders in 2023 and Beyond.”