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When Kathryn Kennedy (B.M., ’23) wrote the history of the CSU Marching Band for her senior thesis, she uncovered fascinating details and stories she never would have imagined. It was a stalwart achievement for someone who has loved music all her life and led the band as drum major during her time at Colorado State.
A dog named Bruce was the connection point between veterinarian Christine Kan (B.A.; B.S., ’15) and Menno Axt (B.A.S., ’15) in Dublin, Ireland. When they eventually realized that they were fellow Rams and helped develop a Dublin Ram network, they knew that the green and gold has no boundaries.
Kaitlin Moss (B.S., ’12) founded two successful businesses before the age of 30: The Every Hostess, a style-focused online company; and Wipeys, which produces all-natural hand and surface wipes. With a natural entrepreneurial spirit, Moss credits CSU’s design and merchandising program for giving her the tools to succeed.
The MURALS program at CSU inspired Ona Kola-Kehinde’s (B.S., ’17) interest in research and gave him meaningful connections that changed his life. Now, as an M.D. candidate and medical researcher at Ohio State University, he has started his own MURALS program at OSU and is working to help students find opportunity and success.
From raising chickens as a young boy in the Denver suburbs to producing the best fly fishing feathers in the world at Whiting Farms, Tom Whiting (B.S., ’80) has made a unique name for himself in the poultry industry.
Even before Polly Baca (B.A., ’62) graduated with a political science degree at CSU, she was on a mission to affect positive change in society. As someone who has broken numerous glass ceilings, worked for multiple U.S. presidents, and served in the Colorado State House and Senate, she isn’t slowing down any time soon.
Derrick Stevens (B.A., ’04) knows a thing or two about CSU history. He lived it as point guard in the legendary basketball team that upset the University of Nevada with a magical 62-61 win in the 2003 Mountain West Tournament. Now, he’s creating history again by coaching former Rams in the national “TBT” basketball tournament.
For the last few months I’ve spoken to numerous alumni who would like to change to a job/career that they’ve not done before. They are curious about how to convince a prospective employer that they are qualified to make the switch. There are a number of things to consider.
Alert: Blue whale discovered in the Lagoon. CSU researchers confirmed he is docile but are still searching for answers.
There have been two constants in the life of the Docheff family, CSU and dairy, and their commitment to both is nothing short of astounding.