Colorado State University is home to the only Family and Consumer Sciences program in the state, which has evolved and expanded greatly from the Home Economics discipline which was started at CSU in 1895 as the program in Domestic Economy for women.
Inspired by a teacher in high school, CaraShea Hughes is graduating with a degree in Family and Consumer Sciences and a teaching licensure endorsement. This fall, she'll join the faculty at her alma mater and hopes to be an inspiration to future students.
Two scholarships at CSU in memory of Eric Dimmick are helping students in need to reach their dream of earning a degree.
Throughout her time at CSU, first-generation student Tatianna Medina immersed herself in multiple leadership roles, ultimately helping her as an aspiring educator.
Victoria Connor is a leader at heart. As an outstanding graduate from the family and consumer Sciences major in the School of Education at Colorado State University, she has spent her undergraduate career building her strengths as a leader, mentor, and educator.
For family and consumer sciences outstanding grad Emma Atchison, coming to Colorado State University was a family affair.
The public is invited to an online, interactive Generations Seminar focused on fraud trends, identification, prevention and reporting, taking place on Tuesday, Dec. 15 at 9 a.m.
Through her role as an organizer for the Equity and Possibilities in Construction program of Colorado Jobs with Justice, Armendariz works to influence the lives of women and people of color every day.
School of Education alumna Jessica Teal (B.S. Family and Consumer Sciences, '16) always knew that she wanted to be a teacher. Now, as she enters her fifth year at Windsor High School, she is a well-versed educator who is dedicated to paying what she has learned forward.