Tag: "University Advancement"
'I will forever be grateful to Mr. Scott:' Students share impact of scholarship support
For many students over the years, Scott's financial support opened doors that would otherwise be closed.
The Aggie Years of Walter Scott, Jr.
Walter Scott, Jr. had never been to Fort Collins when he arrived at Colorado A&M in 1949. But his arrival proved to be transformational, for Scott and, ultimately, his alma mater.
A Giant of a Ram: Walter Scott, Jr.
Scott's extraordinary generosity to CSU prompted the dedication of the Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering in 2016.
CSU sees spike in student/employee aid gifts during 3rd-highest fundraising year
Even as the pandemic was taking a severe financial toll on people around the world, Colorado State University had one of its strongest years ever for fundraising — and donors were especially interested in contributing to programs for people in need, such as Ram Aid and Rams Against Hunger.
Veterans to VetRams: New gift establishes program for student-veterans
The newly established VetRams Program is a partnership between the College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences and Adult Learner and Veteran Services to provide academic and financial support to student-veterans pursuing a professional degree in veterinary medicine.
Black/African American Cultural Center launches fund to support Black history, culture at CSU
The new fund will support a Civil Rights Alternative Spring Break trip and a CSU student-facilitated mentorship program for high school students.
CSU family breaks records for support on Giving Tuesday
Supporters within the CSU family came through with record donations to support students on Giving Tuesday.
State Your Purpose: Campaign for Colorado State University
The $1 billion State Your Purpose: Campaign for Colorado State University has reached the finish line. The eight-year campaign, timed to conclude during CSU’s 150th birthday, raised $1.28 billion.
Programs and scholarships enable student success, thanks to donors
Rams take care of Rams. It’s a sentiment that has taken root throughout the CSU community, especially in recent months as COVID-19 presents educational, financial, health, and emotional challenges for students.