School of Education faculty member recognized nationally for student affairs research
Stewart received the 2018 Research and Assessment Award at the Creating Change conference earlier this year.
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‘Purpose and meaning’: doctoral student researches how we can lead more purposeful lives
Zach Mercurio has dedicated his life to researching, teaching, speaking, learning, and consulting with others about the role of purpose and meaningfulness in work and life.
Student affairs graduate named to national association professional group
Jaelyn Coates was recently named a member of the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators NOW Professionals for her work pertaining to the NASPA core value of inclusion.
School of Education alumna receives 2018 Best Teacher Award
School of Education alumna Renée Harmon (Ph.D., ’17) received the Colorado State University Alumni Association’s 2018 Best Teacher Award.
Professor’s latest young adult novel tackles tough teen issues
School of Education professor and young adult novelist Donna Cooner has a reputation for tackling relevant social issues faced by teens. Her new book, "Screenshot", is no exception.
Indigenous education expert to lead CSU’s School of Education
Welcome to Susan C. Faircloth, who has been named the new director of CSU's School of Education.
Unlikely CSU duo raises thousands to build schools for orphans in Uganda
A chance encounter at Colorado State University has blossomed into a successful fundraising initiative to construct schools for orphans in Uganda.
‘We did it:’ Outstanding grad and single mother earns her teaching degree
Brittany Escamilla landed a job in Wyoming as a family and consumer sciences teacher and hopes to become an advocate by teaching a teen parenting class.
Outstanding graduate finds his dream in becoming a teacher
Darian Ortiz, an outstanding graduate, has faced many struggles. However, it is his personal challenges that have led him to the career he loves: teaching.
Mental Health Awareness Month: How to show and receive support
May is National Mental Health Awareness month in the U.S. For nearly 70 years, the country has joined together to encourage awareness of mental health topics and resources through community events, the media, and partnerships with local agencies for screenings and additional resources.