Gardening at night: Planttalk Colorado available 24/7
Gardeners never have to be in the dark when it comes to getting their questions answered. Planttalk Colorado is available with information and helpful videos 24 hours a day at www.planttalk.org.
Tag: "Office of Engagement and Extension"
CSU Extension and AmeriCorps extend STEM opportunities
Thanks to a new partnership between AmeriCorps and CSU Extension, youth in communities across Colorado will have the opportunity to do experiments, reflect upon results, and apply what they have learned in 4-H Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) projects.
New advanced clinical behavioral health graduate certificate
The behavioral health field needs more practitioners who are equipped to meet the needs of individuals dealing with mental illness and substance abuse, and Colorado State University’s new graduate certificate program will offer training to help fill this need.
Native Plant Master Program making a difference
Saving water, money and time is what CSU Extension’s Native Plant Master Program is all about.
Latino high school students participate in LDZ
Through a partnership with the National Hispanic Institute, approximately 150 high school sophomores and juniors are participating in the Colorado Lorenzo de Zavala Youth Legislative Session through a mock government and electoral system.
What's next for Pitch Slam participant Living Ink?
Colorado State University’s inaugural Advancing the Agriculture Economy Through Innovation Summit, held March 18-20, generated new ideas on growing food that is affordable, accessible and safe, and doing so in a sustainable and profitable manner. But what’s happened in the two months since the Summit?
Labadie awarded for innovative online instruction
Colorado State University OnlinePlus recently honored civil engineering professor, Dr. John Labadie, with the OnlinePlus Innovative Educator (OPIE) Award.
Graduation brunch connects online students with campus
Last week, 599 online and distance students graduated from Colorado State University. The celebrations involved much more than walking in a commencement ceremony—for some, it was their first time ever visiting CSU’s campus.