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On Jan. 2, 2024, Marissa Rogers (B.A., ’14) made a New Year's resolution to apply to be a contestant on her favorite gameshow - Wheel of Fortune. Less than a month later she was not only in the studio and on the show, but headed to the Bonus Round.
After a debilitating car accident that made it unbearable to even walk, Angela Fuller (B.S., ’03) had two options - stay stagnant or set big dreams and do everything she could to achieve them. She chose the latter.
Fancy Cheptonui (M.S., ’23) has always been focused on understanding why things happen. Especially as it relates to climate change. That's what led her to begin researching how to detect, quantify, and mitigate rogue emissions at oil and gas facilities.
Accounting was always a good fit for Kathy Burks (B.S., ’84), but when her husband began making wine she ignored the numbers and poured herself into the sweet (heart) wine life.
A chance meeting between Ronald (B.S., ’97) and Zenarae (B.S., ’98) Antoine was not exactly love at first sight but there was a sprinkling of fate. Through legendary Rams games and seasons, good times and bad, the young couple would grow up and into love together.
Megan Murray (B.A., '20) opened Bookstore on the Square in Old Town because she knows nothing helps bring people together and build community like a good book. You can check out the store and discuss your favorite books and stories with fellow Rams at tonight's Alumni Night Out.
From that first sip to making conversation, Hannah Norris (B.S., ’20) has always loved the entire coffee shop experience. As she prepares to open Arboretum Coffee in Fort Collins she's taking that love to a whole new level by adding in a shot of social justice and a pump of community.
The final Old Main Bell ringer of the football season was none other than Vice President for Student Affairs Dr. Blanche Hughes (M.E.D., ’84; Ph.D., ’95), who helped CSU celebrate Senior Day on November 18. The day was made even more special when the Rams solidly defeated Nevada.
For Isabella Wells (B.S., '22), arriving at CSU was like lighting a spark that ignited her passion and helped her become the person she is today. Whether it was finding the connection between criminology and animal advocacy, helping rescue elephants, or leading her to graduate studies in Scotland, Wells owes it all to a journey that began with a simple campus tour.
Whether it was attending baseball games as a kid or winning flag football championships during her time at Colorado State University, sports have always been an important part of Katie George's (B.S., ’20) life. Despite her love of all things athletics, the marketing major never expected to pursue a career in that industry until she discovered CSU's Sports Management Institute. That experience not only helped her see how many job opportunities there were in the sports world, it led her to her dream job with the Colorado Rockies.