New Arkansas Valley Campus breaks ground
Located in Rocky Ford, the campus will provide residents of Eastern Colorado with greater access to CSU resources, and a better opportunity to interact with the state’s land grant university.
Tag: "Office of Engagement"
2018 CSU Ram Faculty Engagement Tour: Building Connections
Colorado State University Provost Rick Miranda and Vice President for Engagement Lou Swanson led the sixth annual CSU Ram Faculty Engagement Tour to Breckenridge on August 6 and 7. The CSU Ram Faculty Engagement Tour is a two-day traveling seminar designed for recently hired and newly tenured faculty, new administrators, and new student leaders.
National Western Center goes on the road
The Colorado State University System is conducting monthly listening tours to gather ideas from people around the state about the type of educational programming they would like to see at the future National Western Center.
Apply to be a Water Literate Leader of Northern Colorado
The Colorado Water Institute, in cooperation with Community Foundation of Northern Colorado has launched a non-partisan Water Literate Leaders of Northern Colorado program.
Castle Rock Collaboration Campus groundbreaking approach to higher education
The Castle Rock Collaboration Campus, a pioneering approach to the delivery and access of higher education, broke ground on May 21 at The Meadows, a 14-acre site in Castle Rock.
Summer interns will learn about engagement and university research in Colorado
Colorado State University Extension will be hosting summer interns in a variety of locations around the state.
CSU Community Engagement Scholarship Awards for BSHARP, Center for Community Partnerships
At the annual Celebrate! Colorado State University event, BSHARP and the Center for Community Partnerships received the inaugural CSU Community Engagement Scholarship Awards. The awards are an initiative of the Provost’s Council for Engagement, jointly established by the Office of the Provost & Executive Vice President and the Office of Engagement.
Drought conditions in Colorado make the state ripe for fire danger this year
To assist the southern areas of Colorado most affected by the drought, and at risk for subsequent fire and flood, three free workshops are being offered by Colorado State University Extension.