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• Learning the policy process: Social work students visit the state Capitol

  By Benjamin Leonard| Colorado State University@ Colorado State University social work students demystified the “black box” of policy last month by sitting in on an active House floor session and directly discussing their experiences with elected officials. The February 12 visit to Colorado’s Capitol building in Denver brought both master’s and bachelor’s students in policy classes to witness in action what they study in the classroom.

  By Benjamin Leonard · Colorado State University

  Apr. 03, 2024

• Q&A with Mary Pedersen, interim director of the School of Education

  By Benjamin Leonard| Colorado State University@ Mary Pederson, recently appointed interim director of the School of Education at Colorado State University, is applying her extensive expertise in academic leadership to help imagine and implement the future of the school. Pedersen brings extensive experience in strategic planning, budgets, student success, new program development, program review and assessment of student learning, accreditation, and other academic leadership.

  By Benjamin Leonard · Colorado State University

  Oct. 03, 2023

• Learning the policy process: Social work students visit the state Capitol

  By Benjamin Leonard| Colorado State University@ Colorado State University social work students demystified the “black box” of policy last month by sitting in on an active House floor session and directly discussing their experiences with elected officials. The February 12 visit to Colorado’s Capitol building in Denver brought both master’s and bachelor’s students in policy classes to witness in action what they study in the classroom.

  By Benjamin Leonard · Colorado State University

  Apr. 03, 2024

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Colorado State University

Colorado State University (CSU) is a public research university located in Fort Collins, Colorado. Established in 1870, it has a rich history rooted in agriculture and mechanical arts, evolving into a comprehensive institution known for its diverse academic offerings. CSU provides undergraduate and graduate degrees in over 150 fields, including agriculture, forestry, engineering, business, and the arts, along with online programs. The university is dedicated to research, particularly in agriculture, natural resources, and environmental sciences. It features extensive facilities, including a 775-acre agriculture campus and specialized research centers focused on veterinary medicine and environmental science. CSU actively engages with the local community through outreach programs and partnerships, serving students, faculty, and the broader public.