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.
Two Ph.D. students in the Education, Equity, and Transformation program in CSU's School of Education swept awards at a national conference for their outstanding research and leadership.
Two new endowed funds in the School of Education provide support for future educators and graduate students.
Outstanding family and consumer sciences grad Kaiya Jenkins traversed a challenging road en route to graduation, but paved the way with the help of her faith, perseverance, and support system.
Morgan Wills, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in family and consumer sciences from the School of Education at CSU, has been recognized as an outstanding graduate for her dedication to education and perseverance.
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.
When some hear the name CSU Spur, they may picture K-12 field trips, agriculture and veterinary care, but it is also home to an increasing number of graduate programs for working professionals.
Colorado State University had 439 teacher candidates in Northern Colorado schools from both undergraduate and graduate programs during the 2021-22 academic year, showing the connections between CSU and local school districts.
The CSU Veterans Writing Workshop serves as a place for veterans to come together and share and process their experiences through writing.