On April 3, the CSU Career Center hosted the first annual Career Impact Awards, a award show and lunch event in which members of the campus and Fort Collins community celebrated those who have made a significant impact on students’ careers.
Alum, Ken Mitchell's project balances development with environmentalism, two goals often thought of as opposing interests but that, as shown by this project can thrive as partners. Mitchell is still actively involved in the college as an advisory board member to Master of Tourism Management Program, offered by the Department of Human Dimensions of Natural Resources.
FRS department reorganizes existing majors to reflect evolving forest and rangeland needs.
About a dozen students gathered outside the Durrell Center for a "hiving," placing honey bees in three newly built hives.