Tiffany Huaman was born in New York City and always thought she would go back there for college. She ended up choosing Colorado State University for its affordability, but she says she soon found that it was one of the best decisions she ever made.
“I am a proud first-generation student,” Eboni Stevenson said, reflecting on her time at Colorado State University. “Getting to CSU was not an easy task, as I had a very limited understanding of college. I knew I wanted to go to a university, but I had no clue how to get there.”
Vicky Buchan, professor emerita in the CSU School of Social Work, has created a scholarship specifically to assist students who are pursuing a Ph.D.
Helen Holmquist-Johnson has been named director of the Human-Animal Bond in Colorado program in Colorado State University's School of Social Work.
The College of Health and Human Sciences Career Services is hosting Establish Your Experience, a panel and networking event for first- and second-year CHHS students.
Kate Quillin of Manitou Springs graduated from Colorado State University with her B.A. in social work and sociology in 2009. In the years since, she has traveled across the world as part of the Peace Corps to advocate for people facing discrimination and abuse. To learn more about Quillin and her current position, click here.
Nominations are now being accepted for the annual alumni awards program in the College of Health and Human Sciences.
Kelly Maycumber, field education coordinator at Colorado State University's School of Social Work, will focus primarily on placing undergraduate students into internships in the community as part of the social work major.
On Wed., Feb. 14, at 3:30 p.m. in the LSC Grey Rock Room, the School of Social Work will hold its annual networking reception for social work students.
Last month, Field Education Coordinator Mary Carraher retired from the School of Social Work, bookending a career that includes work with the developmentally disabled, children and youth, homeless families, and just prior to CSU, 25 years as an executive director for Project Self-Sufficiency, a non-profit assisting single parents in Larimer County.