From cacao farms to local shops, chocolate carries stories of culture, craft, and justice. Join us for a panel discussion exploring the intersections of chocolate and sustainability—from the classroom to the community. This panel brings together a faculty member developing …
Artificial intelligence is shaping industries, research, and daily life—but what does it mean for sustainability? The rapid expansion of AI requires enormous energy and water resources, even as researchers work to make systems more efficient and less resource-intensive. At the …
Water connects us all—through the landscapes we live in, the policies that guide our use, and the changing climate that shapes its availability. Experts from environmental science, engineering, economics, and conservation will share insights on how water systems link human …
gracegallagherdance presents There is No Planet B — an evening-length dance performance that fuses art with environmental activism. Join the CSU family on 11/21 and 11/22 for a compelling event that will also include guest performances by climate-conscious movement companies, …
gracegallagherdance presents There is No Planet B — an evening-length dance performance that fuses art with environmental activism. Join the CSU family on 11/21 and 11/22 for a compelling event that will also include guest performances by climate-conscious movement companies, …
Please join us for Greener Pastures – a Webinar on Building Colorado’s Climate Workforce Weds, Dec 10 at noon Register here This virtual event brings together environmental journalist Rae Solomon, rancher and regenerative land steward Davey Baron, and skilled trades educator Jim Jones for …
Kick off the holiday season with SoGES at our annual Holiday Open House. This event provides an opportunity to catch up with SoGES faculty and friends and learn about opportunities coming up in 2026!
Low snowfall is no longer an occasional challenge, it's a defining issue for Colorado's economy, ecosystems, and water future. This panel brings together experts from CSU to discuss how declining snowpack and accelerating ice loss are reshaping the state. Panelists …
Richard and Catherine Frazier were education volunteers in a small town (maybe 100 houses) at the end of a very rough road in Njala Komboya, Southern Province. From 2005-2013, they made annual return visits offering professional learning workshops under the …
The Office of International Programs in conjunction with the Energy Institute and Autonomous University of Yucatán (UADY) is pleased to invite faculty, staff, and students to an upcoming online colloquium. This virtual event will feature faculty researchers from CSU and …