Animal Sciences professor recognized for outstanding teaching
Animal Sciences Professor Jason Ahola was recently recognized with the Distinguished Teacher Award from the Western Section of the American Society of Animal Science.
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Director of Equine Science Jerry Black elected AHC Chairman
Dr. Jerry Black, Colorado State University veterinarian and director of the equine science program, is taking on a new leadership role in the horse industry.
Ag students elected to Colorado FFA leadership positions
Two College of Agricultural Sciences undergraduates are taking on leadership roles in Colorado Future Farmers of America — they have just been elected state officers.
CSU animal sciences professors among top in the nation
Associate Professor Shawn Archibeque and Professor Daryl Tatum of CSU’s Department of Animal Sciences have been listed among the top 20 best animal sciences instructors in the United States.
GSC presents Awards for Graduate Advising and Mentorship
The Graduate Student Council created this award to recognize exceptional faculty who dedicate their time and energy to CSU graduate students.
Menon named dean of CSU College of Agricultural Sciences
Colorado State University has tapped a proven leader to position the College of Agricultural Sciences to drive innovation and entrepreneurship within the state’s agricultural industry. Ajay Menon will become the college’s next dean beginning July 1.
CSU entrepreneurs make eating healthy a no-brainer
Two CSU doctoral students who created the start-up company, Wise Art Foods, and its flagship product InfusiBoost, will be competing for the $20,000 prize in the Collegiate Competition of the CSU Blue Ocean Enterprises Challenge this week.
Shining stars of CSU's graduating class share experiences
By the time the 13 graduation ceremonies on May 15-16 are finished and the thousands of photos have been snapped, more than 4,000 Colorado State University students will have received their diplomas.
CSU confers degrees on Ram grads May 15-16
Colorado State University will confer degrees on more than 4,000 graduates at the spring 2015 commencement ceremonies May 15-16.
Precise genome editing may improve rice crops,
Professor Jan Leach s a co-investigators working on a $5.5 million NSF funded study that will serve as proof of principle that genome editing can be used to optimize quantitative traits in rice, such as height, yield and disease resistance.