Tiffany Jones is hoping to move the needle on racism in rural Colorado communities in her research on the development of racial consciousness and awareness about social inequalities.
Colorado State University’s School of Education celebrates student, alumni, and faculty accolades awarded this spring from within CSU and beyond, and achievements including publications, fellowships, and retirements.
Marilyn Schock (’85, ’01) was named a Friend of the College of Health and Human Sciences for her success as a leader in healthcare in Northern Colorado, and guidance to the CSU Department of Occupational Therapy.
Shiloh Dailey overcame challenges and built connections for advocacy in their path to a social work degree as a queer, disabled, non-traditional student parenting two young children through the pandemic.
This summer alumna Emily Fawaz will oversee OT students at the Early Childhood Center, supported by the same alumni-created fieldwork scholarship she received.
Anne Crecelius (M.S. ’09, Ph.D. ’13) roots her success in the HES family tree, from research protocols to work/life balance.
Gordon Marks (B.S. ’66) leveraged his CSU education to lead Swinerton Builders and shape the construction industry through collaboration and philanthropy.
Every year, Colorado State University’s College of Health and Human Sciences recognizes the accomplishments of its faculty, staff, and students, as well as those retiring and those marking service milestones.