Marching forward: Band members thrive thanks to donor support
There is one woman cheering on the CSU Marching Band with more enthusiasm than the rest — Dame Jackie Erickson, the marching band’s number one fan and most generous supporter.
There is one woman cheering on the CSU Marching Band with more enthusiasm than the rest — Dame Jackie Erickson, the marching band’s number one fan and most generous supporter.
World traveler and historian Tom Taylor, chair of the Department of History and associate professor at Seattle University, will speak at CSU on March 8 in a two-part series that includes a brown bag lunch discussion and an afternoon lecture.
The National Communication Association named SPCM 200: Public Speaking, the class offered by CSU’s Department of Communication Studies, as a “Program of Distinction” at its 2015 annual convention in Las Vegas this November.
Gloria Blumanhourst, an office manager for the Department of Communication Studies is a 20-year employee of CSU; she has been in her current position for three and a half years.
CSU has launched its second campaign, hoping to raise $1 billion to improve all aspects of campus life.
Two leaders from CSU’s Center for Disaster and Risk Analysis will deliver a presentation on “Youth, Gender and Disaster Recovery” on Feb. 16, outlining their research on how teens and young adults deal with natural disasters in Canada and the United States.
A Colorado State University alumnus has been named the first adult National Goodwill Ambassador for the Muscular Dystrophy Association.