Salary Negotiation for Women
Expert career counsellor Angela Hayes offers practical advice for negotiating your salary and closing your personal gender wage gap.
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Webinar: Salary Negotiation for Women
April 2, 2019 is Equal Pay Day – the day that represents how long, on average, a woman has to work into the year to equal what a man made by December 31 the previous year. Explore tips and techniques to empower you to successfully negotiate equal pay.
Joyce E. McConnell named as finalist in search for next president of CSU
Joyce McConnell, provost and vice president for academic affairs at West Virginia University, has been named as the finalist to become the 15th president of Colorado State University.
Rams supporters come through on Day of Giving
Rams take care of Rams – and you proved it once again on Proud To Be Day of Giving.
Julie Napier (B.A., ’80): Ensuring the Health and Conservation of Exotic Animals
CSU history major Julie Napier (B.A., ’80) is making an impact as a zoo veterinarian and exotic animal conservationist.
Veterinary program ranks third in nation
The Colorado State University Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Program continues to be ranked No. 3 nationally in the latest U.S. News & World Report list.
City tennis icon gives CSU program landmark gift
Evelyn Hoeven, a city tennis icon and passionate supporter of CSU, and family friend Tim Sanford have donated $200,000 to the women’s tennis program — the largest gift in the program’s history.
Resilient Ram: Captain Brittany Rhanes
This resilient Ram served her country as a Missile Combat Crew Commander, but proved her true grit after a cancer diagnosis.
Susan Harness: The Bitterroot Story
“He called me Squaw.” That’s the first time Susan Devan Harness (M.A., ’06, ’16) remembers realizing she was different. Her classmate used the derogatory term describing an American Indian woman or wife. She was in third grade.
From CSU to the Ministry
Among the extraordinary array of careers held by CSU alumni is the ministry. The paths Aggies and Rams have taken to the ministry are as varied as the nature of their service, which ranges from church pastor to ministry organizations.