Colorado State University will officially begin to observe Juneteenth on Monday, June 20. Yesterday, a Colorado state bill was signed into law to officially establish Juneteenth — June 19 — as a legal state holiday in Colorado.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, yet one valuable lesson that the last several years have brought into sharp focus is that the mental health of our community – students, faculty and staff – must be a priority every month, and not just in May.
Results from an employee housing survey conducted last year show that Colorado State University needs to continue strengthening efforts to make housing more affordable if it wants to recruit and retain high-quality faculty and staff.
“The Courageous Strategic Transformation blueprint will also help us achieve another goal for our workforce: building a common language and set of skills to support our transformational mission.”
CSU will observe holidays by closing offices the full week of Dec. 20, adding Dec. 20 and 21 to the current university holidays of Dec. 22, 23 and 24.
Robyn Fergus, executive director of Human Resources, has assumed a new role as vice president for Human Resources, creating a new division at Colorado State University solely focused on employees.
Open enrollment – the once-a-year period when faculty and staff can make changes to their health and retirement benefits — began Oct. 25 and runs through Nov. 12.
Following a distinguished career in all things relating to administration, from finance to facilities, including 18 years at CSU, Vice President for Operations and Chief Financial Officer Lynn Johnson has announced that she will be leaving CSU this academic year.
As we transition into the fall semester and many employees begin working in-person on campuses, the Division of University Operations is pleased to share a new teleworking – or remote work – policy, which should guide temporary or permanent flexible work arrangements for all faculty and staff.
Colorado State University has become Colorado’s first member of the Age-Friendly University Global Network, an international group of colleges and universities that are committed to championing the needs of older adults in higher education.