Eric Smith was among the first U.S. Marines on the ground during the 2003 invasion of Iraq. Years later, he benefited from the New Start for Student Veterans as an undergraduate at Colorado State University.
The Colorado Women’s Chamber of Commerce recently awarded scholarships to five young women, including Lucy Appel, a sophomore at CSU.
Born and raised in Colorado, Whitcomb was fostered in a community that was supportive and allowed him to chase his goals throughout his formative years, preparing him for his collegiate journey.
Ryan Martin may not have taken a traditional road to CSU, but he sure made the most of his time here. Born in Chicago and raised in Littleton, Martin did not immediately enroll in school like most high school graduates. Instead, he enlisted into the army, serving as a Combat Medical Specialist.
Outstanding first-generation grad Kali LeMaster had a long journey to graduation but accomplished great feats due to her perseverance and passion for nutrition.
Anna Grado could not have earned her degree in human development and family studies without her father’s sacrifices and support.
For public health practitioners, the 12 Grand Challenges for Social Work should feel extremely familiar.
The Campus Connections program was recently recognized with the CSU Distinguished Community Engagement Scholarship Award, jointly presented by CSU’s Office of the Provost and Executive Vice President and Office of Engagement.
Human Development and Family Studies graduates shared stories by writing letters of appreciation to their parents. Grab a box of tissues, and check out some of their letters.
CM senior spotlight shines on De'onhdre Jackson, a first-gen student from Denver, who is excited about the future.