Tag: "Office of the President"
President's message on Highlands Ranch shooting
Colorado State University stands with the families, students, faculty, staff, and alumni of the STEM School and the community of Highlands Ranch, who are in our hearts.
President's message on Sri Lanka bombings
Acts of orchestrated terror and violence against any people are an attack on all people — an attack on human decency, faith, and the notions of respect, integrity, and inclusion that undergird the foundations of our university and society.
A leap of faith: McConnell eager to lead CSU
Joyce McConnell was so impressed with CSU that she agreed to become its 15th president without having visited campus.
Guest Column: Culture – It keeps you here or it drives you away
The President's Council on Culture provides leadership, oversight, awareness, and accountability to efforts to evolve the University’s culture so that it is more equitable, inclusive, and representative of the world and populations CSU serves.
Joyce McConnell hired as next CSU president
The Board of Governors of the Colorado State University System voted unanimously to hire Joyce E. McConnell to lead the System’s flagship institution into its 150th year, building on a decade that has seen record levels of enrollment, donor and alumni support and research funding, along with the dramatic transformation of campus, physically and in terms of state and national reputation.
President's message on New Zealand shootings
In a nation founded upon the principle of freedom of religious belief, attacks against those who exercise their right to worship – wherever they occur - should be seen as an attack against every fiber of who we believe ourselves to be.
Joyce E. McConnell named as finalist in search for next president of CSU
Joyce McConnell, provost and vice president for academic affairs at West Virginia University, has been named as the finalist to become the 15th president of Colorado State University.
'Bomb cyclone' snowstorm closes campus March 13
Campus was closed on Wednesday, March 13, due to a significant snowstorm dubbed a "bomb cyclone," which is characterized by a sudden and significant drop in atmospheric pressure.