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11.20.2009 - Dean Mason accepts provost position at Kansas State University: April Mason, dean of the College of Applied Human Sciences, has accepted the position of provost and senior vice president at Kansas State University. We wish her the very best as she takes on her exciting... >>

11.10.2009 - Colorado State University Receives $1.2 Million to Help Low Income Fort Collins Children with Post Traumatic Stress, Trauma : FORT COLLINS - Hundreds of impoverished local children will receive help for trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder caused by living at or below poverty, thanks to a new grant received by Colorado State University. Children in... >>

11.4.2009 - First Recipient of the Pershing E. Sims Scholarship Focuses on Poverty Prevention: Kayla Crowder, a senior social work major, is the first recipient of the Pershing E. Sims Scholarship for Poverty Prevention, a new scholarship in the School of Social Work. Pershing Sims was the... >>

10.26.2009 - Perryman Nutrition Column: Sugar Calories Add Up: FORT COLLINS - Growing up I heard the stories about the sugar ration coupons during WWII. Some years ago when I visited Poland sugar was rationed and our hosts were ecstatic that we brought chocolate bars... >>

10.22.2009 - Online learning offers access to achieve career goals: By Caitlin Shenk Molly Griggs was facing a difficult challenge — balancing a full-time job, a full-time family, and a college education. Pursuing her undergraduate degree for more than a decade through five universities, Griggs... >>

10.16.2009 - Colloquium Showcases Colorado State University Research Highlighting Ways to Optimize Healthy Aging: FORT COLLINS - A Colorado State University colloquium will explore ways in which physical and mental health of the aging population can be optimized, based on the latest health and aging research. It is slated for... >>

10.14.2009 - Campus Corps program launched at Colorado State University Aims to Help Local Youth: FORT COLLINS - Local at-risk youth involved in the Center for Family Outreach in Fort Collins will get an opportunity to be mentored by Colorado State University students in an effort to increase school retention, promote... >>

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