In recognition for her attention to student success and her ability to motivate students toward excellence, Wendy Fothergill of CSU's School of Education was recently honored with a CSU Online Innovative Educator (OLIE) Award.
Graduates of the Colorado State University College of Health and Human Sciences have overcome many challenges to get the graduation. Read more about our outstanding graduates and their achievements.
The School of Education is actively seeking session proposals for the 2017 Diversity Symposium's Teaching Practices: Honoring Diversity and Inclusion track.
After eight years of service, the Army offered Arcadio Avalos the option to return to school to earn his master's degree. As graduate of the Adult Education and Training program, he plans to train fellow soldiers.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a national observance with the goal to fight stigma, educate the public, and provide support. Here are some tips for supporting yourself and others.
Marissa DeClercq is the first graduate of a partnership between CSU and the University of Wyoming to prepare students for a career teaching family and consumer sciences.
For School of Education doctoral student John Howe, bringing STEM education to all students is more than a goal—it's a driving, personal mission.
In January 2017, students and faculty in the Student Affairs in Higher Education program embarked on a 12-day trip to Mexico, as part of the Global Perspectives in Student Affairs course.
Two School of Education events kicked off Colorado State University's Spring 2017 graduation weekend. Both events, held at The Ranch Events Complex in Loveland, recognized and celebrated the hard work and accomplishments of the School's Spring and Summer 2017 graduates.
The College of Health and Human Sciences has started accepting nominations for the fourth year of its alumni awards program. All nominations need to be received by Monday, July 10 by 5 p.m. MDT in order to be considered.