“Truly, the biggest thing for me has been learning to relate what we're learning in class, in this world history class, to their daily lives." Teacher licensure candidate and outstanding Education Sciences graduate James Weiner's student teaching experience was filled with challenges and rewards.
Every year, Colorado State University recognizes the accomplishments of its faculty, staff, and students at the Celebrate! CSU Awards, as well as those marking service milestones.
Inspired by a teacher in high school, CaraShea Hughes is graduating with a degree in Family and Consumer Sciences and a teaching licensure endorsement. This fall, she'll join the faculty at her alma mater and hopes to be an inspiration to future students.
Two scholarships at CSU in memory of Eric Dimmick are helping students in need to reach their dream of earning a degree.
Throughout her time at CSU, first-generation student Tatianna Medina immersed herself in multiple leadership roles, ultimately helping her as an aspiring educator.
Victoria Connor is a leader at heart. As an outstanding graduate from the family and consumer Sciences major in the School of Education at Colorado State University, she has spent her undergraduate career building her strengths as a leader, mentor, and educator.
For family and consumer sciences outstanding grad Emma Atchison, coming to Colorado State University was a family affair.
Like everything else this past year, teaching and the student licensure program have been heavily affected by the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Graduate Teaching Assistant Katie Brown leveraged the facilitation techniques and strategies she learned through the Facilitating Adult Learning graduate certificate to move an in-person physiology course to online delivery.
Katelyn Schmidt's graduate journey offers insight into how diverse units within the College of Health and Human Sciences intersect in unexpected ways.