Nearly a decade after the partnership began that launched You@CSU, CSU Health Network and University Advancement honored Joe Conrad and Grit Digital Health on March 9 for their commitment to mental health and well-being.
Dictson will join Colorado State on May 1. He currently serves New Mexico State University as vice president of university advancement and president of the NMSU Foundation.
In celebration of CSU’s commitment to the Peace Corps, SOURCE is looking back at its roots and its future in the lead up to the groundbreaking of a new Peace Corps Tribute Garden on March 1.
On Giving Tuesday, Rams Against Hunger asked for help and the Colorado State University community gave generously. Thousands of Rams answered the call to provide more than 8,500 meals to the three in 10 CSU students struggling with food insecurity.
Several marketing and communications efforts at Colorado State University recently received international honors, including three awards from the Council for Advancement and Support of Education and two Telly Awards for a “Charging Forward” spot by CSU videographer Ben Ward.
Kim Tobin has announced her departure from CSU to become Michigan State University’s next vice president of university advancement. Tobin, who currently serves as CSU’s vice president for university advancement, joined CSU in 2003.
Joe Blake, a stalwart advocate for excellence in higher education who passed away this week at the age of 86, is remembered by friends, former colleagues and alumni as an eloquent and committed champion for CSU whose legacy will endure through the transformative philanthropy he helped cultivate.
For many students over the years, Scott's financial support opened doors that would otherwise be closed.
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.