Join us the afternoon of Wednesday, July 18, for a firsthand look at community-based, fully immersive university education in action. CSU students will be engaging with project sponsors and the public on six very diverse community projects related to equitable …
Will Glade Reservoir bring us closer to water security or be an example of ecosystem degradation?
Science journalists debate: What makes a good story from their point of view? How are current events influencing science journalism and societies’ conversations? What are the challenges and opportunities today and how are they changing? Following a moderated discussion to …
International Cooperation in Antarctica: protecting the world's most intact ocean in the Ross Sea Cassandra Brooks, University of Colorado Boulder Dr. Brooks, Assistant Prof., Environmental Studies at CU Boulder, works at the intersection of marine science, environmental policy and public outreach to promote conservation solutions. …
The SSC Club is open to students of every major and provides opportunities to learn, explore, and act in all aspects of sustainability. From helping to build solar arrays to organizing sustainability fashion shows, the SSC Club participates heavily in …
Join the Global Biodiversity Center as they celebrate the first annual "Biodiversity, Bluegrass and Brews." This event is an effort to bring awareness to the campus and community the great things CSU conservation scientists are doing around the globe, while …
Please join us at the Africa Center Coffee Social! This is a great opportunity to meet faculty, staff, students, and community members who work in Africa or have an interest in Africa. Share ideas, stories, and research! All are welcome!! …
CRISPR Gene Editing: Environmentally Friendly Choice? The School of Global Environmental Sustainability (SoGES) brings to CSU and the community a CSU panel discussion on CRISPR, the next generation of genetically engineered products. Known for its simplicity and ease of use, …
An opportunity to share and learn research practices in Africa. Catered lunch with beverages will be provided. RSVP required by October 12- Limit 20 students! [email protected]
While 80% of Fort Collins residents support the City taking action on climate, many residents and businesses question what actions they can take that would be simple, cost-effective, and align with their values. Join us as we hear from key …