A community needs assessment conducted by Colorado State University in June of 2015 highlighted the lack of an integrated solid waste management in Todos Santos, so the waste management team embarked on an initial assessment trip.
Baja California Sur residents identified English language courses as a top community priority. CSU addressed that need by launching complimentary English courses in 2016.
Fourteen Colorado State University students recently stepped out of their comfort zones for a course that allowed them to engage with youth living in the communities surrounding the CSU Todos Santos Center in Mexico.
Over 400 K-12 students participated in the Department of Biomedical Sciences’ first anatomy and physiology outreach event at the CSU Todos Santos Center.
Over five days, 12 local graduate students and researchers dove into topics covering computer programming, RNA sequencing, gene expression, microbial genomics, and population and evolutionary genomics.
The first international conference on livestock health and nutrition took place at the CSU Todos Santos Center on Tuesday.
The ethnographic case study for Augusta Ahlm’s Master’s work looks at the challenges and opportunities of the next generation of agriculturalists in Todos Santos, Baja California Sur, Mexico, where CSU began programming at an international educational hub in 2015.
Aines Castro Prieto, Director of the CSU Todos Santos Center, shares her experience at the Center - in her own words.
Dr. Cody Minor recently worked with public health officials and veterinarians in Todos Santos and La Paz to sample nearly 200 dogs to determine the prevalence of tick-borne disease among pets in the region.
Colorado State University students in the Fish, Wildlife and Conservation Biology semester education abroad program at the CSU Todos Santos Center held a BioBlitz and wildlife biology festival for students within the local community.