The size and scale of American animal agriculture served as cornerstone lesson when two students from La Paz, Mexico, participated in the first exchange of Mexican students to Colorado since the 2015 establishment of the CSU Todos Santos Center in Baja California Sur.
In January, a group of 16 students traveled to Todos Santos, Mexico for wildlife conservation course FW 382 through the Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology. Located at the base of the foothills of the Sierra de La Laguna Mountains, on the Pacific Coast of Baja California Sur, Todos Santos is home to many endemic species, creating a unique learning environment for students.
Gaby Ocádiz, a CSU alumna who earned a Masters degree in Music Education, shares her experience about leading a unique theater program at the CSU Todos Santos Center in Baja California Sur, Mexico to bring together young students from Colorado and Mexico for a common goal.
Natasha Bolourirad, a student in College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, shares her experience at the CSU Center at Todos Santos - in her own words.
Colorado State University students and faculty host an annual bicultural children’s theater with nearly 50 students from California Baja Sur, Mexico and Colorado, aged 7-12. The program represents educational and cultural exchange between Mexico and the United States and created opportunities for learning, creativity, and confidence building.
Less than two years since inception, the CSU Center at Todos Santos has become a unique education education and research site for CSU professors and students. ,
Three faculty and five students visited the Colorado State University Todos Santos Center in Baja Sur California, for a six-day trip to share ideas, experiences, and challenges surrounding sustainable agriculture.
On Sunday, April 19, CSU officials celebrated the ribbon cutting for the university's new international center in Todos Santos, Mexico.