Helping Dogs (and People) Age Better and Live Longer
As a four-time CSU alumna, Audrey Ruple (B.S., ’02; D.V.M., ’08; M.S., ’11; Ph.D., ’14) is at the forefront of translational medicine where she works to help pets, and their human companions, live longer, better lives.  
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It's A Small World with the Sturtevants
As a stalwart “friendship family” for CSU international students, Bob and Nancy Sturtevant have enriched countless lives in immeasurable ways. Whether for students, communities, or the CSU family as a whole, the Sturtevants don’t think twice about giving back.
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Connecting Humanity and Social Justice Through Storytelling
Dana Hughes (B.A., ’98) shares how she uses storytelling to create connections and enhance social justice.
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Using Heart to Treat the Head
For Dr. Kerry Knievel (B.S., ’01; M.S., ’02), an interest in the brain, its function, and ailments began during an anatomy class at Fort Collins High School, was reinforced during her time at CSU, and continues today in her work as the director of the Lewis Headache Center at Barrow Neurological Institute.
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