The Diversity Symposium's one-day education track on Thursday, Sept. 28 centers on diversity and inclusion-focused pedagogical practices and evidence-based research, delivered by speakers including current students, alumni, faculty and staff from the School.
In recognition of her outstanding work with CSU’s Family and Consumer Sciences program, Dawn Mallette has been awarded the Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America National Distinguished Service Award.
This year's Diversity Symposium brings a week of thoughtful and thought-provoking speakers and panels to the Colorado State University campus. All completely free and open to the public.
Part one of a four-part series exploring the experience of Semester at Sea through the eyes of School of Education faculty member Jody Donovan offers an overview of Semester at Sea.
A CSU faculty member has co-edited a new book about addressing the national diversity gap between the student body and educational leaders in pre-kindergarten through 12th grade.
After educating more than 850 students, marking 50 years in the books, and offering courses to individuals all across the world, the School of Education’s Student Affairs in Higher Education program gathered for its first reunion celebration.
Assistant Professor Susana Muñoz and Student Affairs in Higher Education faculty member David McKelfresh have assumed co-leadership of the Higher Education Leadership doctoral specialization.
The College of Health and Human Sciences welcomed 900 students during Ram Welcome this year.
Katrina Boschmann recently graduated from the School of Education’s Counseling and Career Development master’s degree program, a program she said helped her to add skills and knowledge that support her natural inclinations to help others.