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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.
Joe Parker will step back from his role as Colorado State University Director of Athletics and will become a special advisor to CSU President Amy Parsons. Parsons has asked CSU alum John Weber to serve as interim director of athletics.
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.
Karen (B.S., ’88) and Steve (B.S., ’87) have a lot of Ram and State Pride. They met and married while at CSU, Steve and their two sons all played for the Rams, all three of their children attended CSU, and today the family continues to live their aggie roots by operating a cattle ranch in North Park. That's why they'll be ringing the Old Main Bell on Oct. 28 before the Rams take on Air Force.
It's been a momentous year for President Amy Parsons - 16th President of Colorado State University and only the third alum to serve in that role - and the excitement continues on Sept. 2 when President Parsons will kick off the football season by ringing the Old Main Bell before the Rams take on Washington State University.
If you know the name Zack Golditch (B.A., ’17), you probably remember him as a football player for the Rams. However, those who know about his life before and after CSU have a greater appreciation for him and his courageous career.
Ray Jackson (B.A., ’99) aims for excellence in everything he does, from his interactions with others to his career. He also celebrates excellence in others.
Beloved by players, coaches, and many others, Tom Ehlers (B.S., ’85) was a student-athlete for five years and is retiring this year after 32 years of service in the CSU athletic department.
Zack Golditch (B.A., ’17) has earned a number of awards playing football. The awards he is most proud of, however, are those honoring his community service. This impressive young man has turned a horrific experience into inspiration for how he lives his life.
The life of a college football coach is the opposite of sedentary; coaches are “on the move” in every sense of that phrase. Dan Hammerschmidt’s (B.A., ’87) career is the perfect illustration.