Since the annual Celebrate! Colorado State has grown beyond the capacity to acknowledge all award recipients at a single event, the Office of the Provost and Executive Vice President held a separate private luncheon this year to recognize its recipients for distinguished teaching and scholarship, faculty excellence, service, advising and leadership-related awards on behalf of the academic enterprise.
Colorado State University is looking toward the future to ensure its academic enterprise remains robust, relevant and meets the needs of students, the state, and the demands by industry for workforce expertise and skills.
As part of CSU’s land-grant mission, the Provost’s Council for Engagement serves as a connecting bridge between campus and communities across Colorado.
After a career in education that has spanned more than four decades including as a high school teacher and at CSU as a faculty member, associate dean and current vice provost for undergraduate affairs, Kelly Long has announced that she will be retiring in the fall.
The grant reflects a growing movement on campus to make CSU more affordable and close equity gaps in student success through open educational resources.
As part of CSU’s land-grant mission, the Provost’s Council for Engagement serves as a connecting bridge between campus and communities across Colorado.
The National Science Foundation has awarded an interdisciplinary Colorado State University team nearly $1 million for an ADVANCE Adaptation grant to enhance the retention and promotion of gender equity in STEM disciplines.
“Preparing students for that future is not only central to our land-grant mission, it is also essential to staying relevant as an institution. This effort requires us to be agile, adaptive, and innovative.”
Emily Seems, who has served as chief of staff for Colorado State University’s provost and executive vice president, has been hired as associate vice president for community affairs and engagement in the Division of University Marketing and Communications.
Members of the Executive Committee presented a Resolution Regarding Graduate Student Compensation and Fees at the November Faculty Council meeting. The resolution supported improving compensation for CSU graduate students.