CSU Receives $15M to Study Climate Change Impact on Livestock Colorado State University has received a $15 million grant to look at the impact of climate change on livestock around the globe, particularly in developing countries.
CSU Board Approves Sole Finalist for CSU-Global President The Colorado State University-Global Campus presidential search committee and board member recommended yesterday to the board Becky Takeda-Tinker (left), current dean of Academics Affairs at CSU-Global, as a sole finalist for the position of CSU-Global president.
CU Health Science Students to Honor Body Donors, Their Families, Friends  Medical students at the University of Colorado will gather for a full-fledged service with song, prayer and personal stories from both health sciences students and families of the people who gave their bodies to science, May 7.
ACC PTK Advisor Presented Paragon Award The Sigma Phi Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa at Arapahoe Community College received the Scholarship Hallmark Award, the Top 100 Chapter award and the Paragon Award for New Advisors for Dr. Erica Hastert (left).
ASC Theatre to Present Scenes from Banned Plays Will Act for Change will present 1st Amendment Theatre: Scenes from Banned Plays at 8:00 p.m. Monday, May 10, on the Adams State College Main Stage Theatre.
LCC Nurse Pinning Slated During National Nurses Week Beginning on May 6, Lamar Community College is joining the American Nurses Association in celebrating Nurses: Caring Today for a Healthier Tomorrow, as part of National Nurses Week, which is held May 6-12, every year.
FLC Marketing for Smarties Challenge Open to Current and Aspiring Entrepreneurs The Small Business Development Center at Fort Lewis College will present the Marketing for Smarties Challenge at Fort Lewis College May 6, May 27 and June 24.
OJC Youth Basketball Camp Set for June 1-3 The Otero Junior College Athletic Department will be hosting its annual youth basketball camp on June 1-3 for boys and girls between the ages of 5 and 16 (grades K-10). Shown is Chris Spurling of OJC Rattler Basketball team, helping a young player with passing skills during the 2009 OJC Youth Basketball Camp.
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