Even as a 4-year-old, Litzy Lastra knew she wanted to attend college. Now this first-generation, outstanding graduate in family and consumer sciences at Colorado State University has achieved her life-long dream. Along the way, she had to overcome many obstacles including her father’s debilitating bout with COVID-19.
After taking a semester off due to COVID-19 and enduring masks and saliva testing, Ray Ray Martinez made up for it by student teaching abroad in Spain his final semester.
Instead of researching how queer students struggle, Lange will explore how they persevere, build community, and create success.
René Alvarez didn’t have a dream of earning a doctorate or working in higher education. The Adult Education and Training program in the School of Education at Colorado State University changed that.
Autumn Wilke, a Ph.D. student in higher education leadership at Colorado State University’s School of Education, is exploring how perception of a person’s dis/ability is not limited to visible and invisible traits, and how it can be influenced by context, environment, and interaction.
The Center for Educator Preparation is helping address two of teaching's greatest challenges: the shortage of teachers and diversity in its workforce.
Wesley Brookshear wanted to grow in his profession as a paramedic and primary paramedic instructor. He found exactly what he was looking for in the “fantastic” online Adult Education and Training Program in CSU's School of Education.
Race-conscious affirmative action in college admissions could soon be a thing of the past.
Runeela Taskeen, a Ph.D. student in CSU’s School of Education in the Education, Equity, and Transformation program, researches peace education and violence prevention, and recently presented at an international conference.
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.