Scholarships Make Dreams Come True
During the recently completed State Your Purpose campaign, donors gave more than $211 million to ensure CSU students can achieve their academic aspirations through scholarships.
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State Your Purpose: Campaign for Colorado State University raises $1.28 billion
The most successful fundraising campaign in CSU history: The $1 billion State Your Purpose: Campaign for Colorado State University has reached the finish line.
Engineering Bright Futures
Walter Scott’s exceptionally generous gifts have also proven to be exceptionally wise investments in young people. In addition to renewable merit scholarships for up to 80 undergraduates, and fellowships for up to 30 graduate students, Scott’s gift will support four Presidential Chairs, teaching and research facilities, and funding for strategic initiatives in the Walter Scott Jr. College of Engineering.
Mona Marie Macy (B.S., '55) Left a Legacy of Care
Marie Macy inspired countless children and students at the Colorado State University Preschool, now the CSU Early Childhood Center, where she worked for 18 years. In 2015, she continued her dedication to CSU’s youngest Rams through a generous gift to the Marie Macy Director’s Legacy Endowment to benefit the center.
Supporting a CSU Treasure: The Annual Flower Trial Garden
Colorado State University's Annual Flower Trial Garden is a CSU treasure, aesthetic delight, and one of the most-visited places in Fort Collins. A recent $25,000 gift from the Ecke family will enhance visitor enjoyment of the garden and recognize the service and impact of longtime horticulture educators.
Support Helps A Hero Find His Home at CSU
Stephen Lunt’s (B.S., ’18) journey to Colorado State University wasn’t easy. After recovering from a near-fatal injury he received during combat in Afghanistan, Lunt decided to attend CSU after being introduced to the university through the GI Bill. Through this support, and generous support from Dave and Gail Liniger and the Adult Learner and Veteran Services, Lunt’s is applying his military and educational experience toward a future he’s exceptionally grateful for.
Walter Scott Jr.'s Generosity Vital to Robinson's AR/VR Career
Shea Robinson (B.S., ’07; M.E., ’12) is a mechanical engineering manager for Facebook Reality Labs where he designs and builds Oculus AR/VR prototypes. His multi-year scholarship support through the Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering at CSU eased his financial burden and gave him access to opportunities that helped him further his education and set course in his career path.
Help keep the Oval awesome by going Beyond a Billion
CSU’s Oval is one of the most treasured features on the historic campus. With 99 majestic American elms mixed in with lush grass, it is the most photographed spot on campus and the site of weddings, picnics, graduation ceremonies and festivals.