For canning and preserving summer fruits and vegetables safely, follow these tips from the Extension and food safety team in the CSU Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition.
Icy started out life as a breeding dog. She was ready for retirement when Human-Animal Bond in Colorado – HABIC volunteer Ann Kusic and her partner decided to adopt this sweet Standard Poodle, with the softest light grey-colored coat that inspired her name. Now they’re making a difference as a therapy dog team at Presbyterian-St. Lukes Hospital in Denver, as well as at The Denver Hospice.
The Colorado Sun highlights RAM Scholars, a CSU program helping students with disabilities learn about agricultural sciences – led by Deborah Fidler, professor in the Department of Human Development and Family Studies.
When he arrived at San Diego State University, Mario Garcia (B.S., ’23) was ready to enter a career in cybersecurity. But when COVID hit, a career spent in front of a computer screen became far less appealing. That’s when Garcia decided to transfer to CSU and pursue a degree and career in health and exercise sciences, which ultimately landed him an internship with the LA Dodgers.
Creating opportunities that build new interdisciplinary relationships and support high-quality communication skills and mentoring practices among faculty, graduate students and collaborative teams at CSU is a priority for Kristina Quynn, assistant dean of the Graduate School and director of CSU Writes.
Bayley Wade, a master’s student in the Department of Health and Exercise Science at Colorado State University, emerged as the winner of the statewide Colorado Council of Graduate Schools Three-Minute Talk Competition on April 21.
Sarah Lillis (’15) has returned to Colorado State University where she earned bachelor’s degrees in art history and anthropology. She will serve as the Avenir Museum’s new education programs coordinator.
The CSU Avenir Museum and the Department of Design and Merchandising are pleased to introduce Gabrielle Friesen as one of the newest members of the Avenir team.
Just in time for Miller moth migration season in Colorado, the Avenir Museum of Design and Merchandising presents an ivory wool circle skirt covered in moths – embroidered moths that is. Learn more about the Avenir Museum’s summer collection feature.
High school students can prototype their ambitions with design-thinking courses and workshops from CSU.