Commitment to Agriculture: Jim and Kristie Docheff
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.
Feature Stories
Ag Day: A CSU Tradition
Ag Day is a 39-year-old tradition at CSU celebrating the University’s roots and its role as a leader in agricultural research, education, and outreach.
A Guide to a Week of Agricultural Celebration
When celebrating agriculture, we joyfully join in recognizing our commitment to nourishing the most basic of human needs.
Member Spotlight: Gary Carpenter (B.S.,’79; M.Ed., ’12)
Of CSU, Gary Carpenter proclaims he “loves this place and what I’ve seen it do for people.” He pays back by speaking to current students, helping them create networks, and matching students with organizations, internships, and individuals to lead them to rewarding jobs.
Class Notes – September 2020
A monthly listing of alumni accomplishments, milestones, and announcements. Catch up on your classmates and submit your own announcement!
CSU News and Sports
CSU joins global team to study ecosystem, climate change interactions in thawing permafrost
Colorado State University is one of 14 universities from around the globe that have collectively been awarded $12.5 million by the National Science Foundation to launch a new Biology Integration Institute called EMERGE.
Homecoming Goes Virtual
Homecoming and Family Weekend will look different than it ever has before, but the purpose will remain the same. Join us virtually Oct 1-3 to celebrate what unites us as Rams as we bring Colorado State to you!
CSU community marks anniversary of ‘I Have a Dream’ speech with march and vigil
Frustration, fear and a bit of hope spilled out on Aug. 28 as a half-dozen speakers from campus and the Fort Collins community addressed a crowd of nearly 300 participants in the DreamN2020 event on CSU’s Oval.
CSU researchers play role in discovery of new method for making key component of plastics
A research team that includes scientists from Colorado State University has discovered a previously unknown way that some bacteria produce the chemical ethylene – a finding that could lead to new ways to produce plastics without using fossil fuels.
Professional Resources
Advice for Finding a Remote Job
Two researchers at Harvard have spent nearly 30 years studying the reasons that we tend to fall short of our goals and have given us brilliant solutions for reversing the natural human tendencies that cause it.
Virtual Learning and Engagement
Your Alumni Association is here to meet you right where you are in this time of social distancing and uncertainty. We’ve converted several of our professional development workshops, young alumni events, and even some of our Alumni Nights Out into virtual learning and engagement opportunities for you to take advantage of from the comfort of your home.
Being Held Accountable for Your Goals
Two researchers at Harvard have spent nearly 30 years studying the reasons that we tend to fall short of our goals and have given us brilliant solutions for reversing the natural human tendencies that cause it.
Writing a Strong Cover Letter When You Don’t Have All the Required and Preferred Requirements
Two researchers at Harvard have spent nearly 30 years studying the reasons that we tend to fall short of our goals and have given us brilliant solutions for reversing the natural human tendencies that cause it.