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Earlier this month, I had the privilege of wearing an Erin Carignan original at the 25th annual Denver Derby Party. Erin is an associate professor of costume design in our @CSUSMTD — and a fantastic milliner. With credits on more than 200 productions, including work with Los Angeles Opera, the Old Globe, La Jolla Playhouse and Curious Theatre, she is also the author of Dyeing for Entertainment from @RoutledgeBooks and is currently helping design a new dyeing studio at our University Center for the Arts.
The hat itself is made from gold horsehair shaped into the Ram horns, green taffeta ribbon Erin cut and pressed by hand, custom-cut feathers and a CSU emblem cut from gold vinyl. The finishing touch was a gold lapel pin set right between the gold Ram horns.
And at the Derby, there was nothing but praise for Erin’s work. Faculty like Erin make this university what it is. Erin, thank you for sharing your brilliance with not just me but the entire CSU community.
Cannot wait to find another reason to wear this masterpiece. Go Rams!
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Congratulations to the more than 1,200 new CLA Ram Grads who earned their bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate degrees over the weekend. 🎓️ We’re so happy to welcome you to our alumni family (that’s 50k+ strong!)
Adding (‘26) to the bio ✍️
Congratulations to the more than 1,200 new CLA Ram Grads who earned their bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate degrees over the weekend. 🎓️ We’re so happy to welcome you to our alumni family (that’s 50k+ strong!)
Adding (‘26) to the bio ✍️
Congratulations to the more than 1,200 new CLA Ram Grads who earned their bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate degrees over the weekend. 🎓️ We’re so happy to welcome you to our alumni family (that’s 50k+ strong!)
Adding (‘26) to the bio ✍️
Congratulations to the more than 1,200 new CLA Ram Grads who earned their bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate degrees over the weekend. 🎓️ We’re so happy to welcome you to our alumni family (that’s 50k+ strong!)
Adding (‘26) to the bio ✍️
Congratulations to the more than 1,200 new CLA Ram Grads who earned their bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate degrees over the weekend. 🎓️ We’re so happy to welcome you to our alumni family (that’s 50k+ strong!)
Adding (‘26) to the bio ✍️
Congratulations to the more than 1,200 new CLA Ram Grads who earned their bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate degrees over the weekend. 🎓️ We’re so happy to welcome you to our alumni family (that’s 50k+ strong!)
Adding (‘26) to the bio ✍️
Congratulations to the more than 1,200 new CLA Ram Grads who earned their bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate degrees over the weekend. 🎓️ We’re so happy to welcome you to our alumni family (that’s 50k+ strong!)
Adding (‘26) to the bio ✍️
Congratulations to the more than 1,200 new CLA Ram Grads who earned their bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate degrees over the weekend. 🎓️ We’re so happy to welcome you to our alumni family (that’s 50k+ strong!)
Adding (‘26) to the bio ✍️
Congratulations to the more than 1,200 new CLA Ram Grads who earned their bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate degrees over the weekend. 🎓️ We’re so happy to welcome you to our alumni family (that’s 50k+ strong!)
Adding (‘26) to the bio ✍️
Congratulations to the more than 1,200 new CLA Ram Grads who earned their bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate degrees over the weekend. 🎓️ We’re so happy to welcome you to our alumni family (that’s 50k+ strong!)
Adding (‘26) to the bio ✍️
Congratulations to the more than 1,200 new CLA Ram Grads who earned their bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate degrees over the weekend. 🎓️ We’re so happy to welcome you to our alumni family (that’s 50k+ strong!)
Adding (‘26) to the bio ✍️
Congratulations to the more than 1,200 new CLA Ram Grads who earned their bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate degrees over the weekend. 🎓️ We’re so happy to welcome you to our alumni family (that’s 50k+ strong!)
Adding (‘26) to the bio ✍️
Congratulations to the more than 1,200 new CLA Ram Grads who earned their bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate degrees over the weekend. 🎓️ We’re so happy to welcome you to our alumni family (that’s 50k+ strong!)
Adding (‘26) to the bio ✍️
Congratulations to the more than 1,200 new CLA Ram Grads who earned their bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate degrees over the weekend. 🎓️ We’re so happy to welcome you to our alumni family (that’s 50k+ strong!)
Adding (‘26) to the bio ✍️
Congratulations to the more than 1,200 new CLA Ram Grads who earned their bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate degrees over the weekend. 🎓️ We’re so happy to welcome you to our alumni family (that’s 50k+ strong!)
Adding (‘26) to the bio ✍️
Congratulations to the more than 1,200 new CLA Ram Grads who earned their bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate degrees over the weekend. 🎓️ We’re so happy to welcome you to our alumni family (that’s 50k+ strong!)
Adding (‘26) to the bio ✍️
Congratulations to the more than 1,200 new CLA Ram Grads who earned their bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate degrees over the weekend. 🎓️ We’re so happy to welcome you to our alumni family (that’s 50k+ strong!)
Today, we had the honor of conferring the honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters upon former Colorado Gov. William “Bill” Ritter, Jr. — a proud CSU alum who shares our deep belief that education, public service, and civic responsibility are essential to a thriving democracy.
Raised on a small farm in Colorado as one of 12 children, he learned early the values of hard work, fairness, and community. He earned his bachelor’s degree in political science from CSU, followed by a law degree from the University of Colorado before launching a career defined by service to others. In 1987, after practicing law for five years, he and his wife Jeannie moved to Africa for three years to run a nutrition center in the rural parts of Western Zambia.
As Denver’s District Attorney for more than a decade, Gov. Ritter earned national recognition as an innovative and principled prosecutor. He established one of the nation’s first drug courts, strengthened victim-services programs, and led efforts to hold violent and white-collar criminals accountable — work that not only advanced the principle of “equal justice for all,” but also enhanced public trust in democratic institutions.
In 2007, he became the 41st Governor of our state. During his term, he worked across political and geographic divides to expand access to education, increase investment in Colorado’s public colleges and universities, and position our state as a national leader in clean and renewable energy.
Throughout his career, Gov. Ritter has exhibited his belief that democracy depends on informed citizens, ethical leadership, and institutions willing to serve the public good. These are the same principles that live at the heart of CSU’s mission.
Following his service as governor, he returned to CSU to found the Center for the New Energy Economy. He led the center until 2024, and his work brought together leaders from across the political spectrum to craft pragmatic, bipartisan energy and climate policy. In all he does, he models the respectful dialogue and collaborative problem-solving that democracy requires.
Congratulations, Dr. Ritter. We’re so proud to call you a Ram. 🐏
Today, we had the honor of conferring the honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters upon former Colorado Gov. William “Bill” Ritter, Jr. — a proud CSU alum who shares our deep belief that education, public service, and civic responsibility are essential to a thriving democracy.
Raised on a small farm in Colorado as one of 12 children, he learned early the values of hard work, fairness, and community. He earned his bachelor’s degree in political science from CSU, followed by a law degree from the University of Colorado before launching a career defined by service to others. In 1987, after practicing law for five years, he and his wife Jeannie moved to Africa for three years to run a nutrition center in the rural parts of Western Zambia.
As Denver’s District Attorney for more than a decade, Gov. Ritter earned national recognition as an innovative and principled prosecutor. He established one of the nation’s first drug courts, strengthened victim-services programs, and led efforts to hold violent and white-collar criminals accountable — work that not only advanced the principle of “equal justice for all,” but also enhanced public trust in democratic institutions.
In 2007, he became the 41st Governor of our state. During his term, he worked across political and geographic divides to expand access to education, increase investment in Colorado’s public colleges and universities, and position our state as a national leader in clean and renewable energy.
Throughout his career, Gov. Ritter has exhibited his belief that democracy depends on informed citizens, ethical leadership, and institutions willing to serve the public good. These are the same principles that live at the heart of CSU’s mission.
Following his service as governor, he returned to CSU to found the Center for the New Energy Economy. He led the center until 2024, and his work brought together leaders from across the political spectrum to craft pragmatic, bipartisan energy and climate policy. In all he does, he models the respectful dialogue and collaborative problem-solving that democracy requires.
Congratulations, Dr. Ritter. We’re so proud to call you a Ram. 🐏
Congratulations to our student commencement speakers for today's department recognition ceremonies!
🎓️ Arjen Wynja, Music Education
🎓️ Santino Martinez-Richardson, Ethnic Studies
🎓️ Soloman Westcott, History
🎓️ Allie Seibel, Journalism and Media Communication
Congratulations to our student commencement speakers for today's department recognition ceremonies!
🎓️ Arjen Wynja, Music Education
🎓️ Santino Martinez-Richardson, Ethnic Studies
🎓️ Soloman Westcott, History
🎓️ Allie Seibel, Journalism and Media Communication
Congratulations to our student commencement speakers for today's department recognition ceremonies!
🎓️ Arjen Wynja, Music Education
🎓️ Santino Martinez-Richardson, Ethnic Studies
🎓️ Soloman Westcott, History
🎓️ Allie Seibel, Journalism and Media Communication
Congratulations to our student commencement speakers for today's department recognition ceremonies!
🎓️ Arjen Wynja, Music Education
🎓️ Santino Martinez-Richardson, Ethnic Studies
🎓️ Soloman Westcott, History
🎓️ Allie Seibel, Journalism and Media Communication
We were honored to kick off commencement weekend by celebrating Jo Carroll (B.A., ’26), recipient of the 2026 Albert C. Yates Student Leadership Award, as they rang the Old Main Bell. 🔔🎓🐏
The Albert C. Yates Student Leadership Award recognizes a graduating senior who demonstrates exceptional leadership, service, and commitment to CSU’s values, traditions, and community.
A transfer student, McNair Scholar, and campus advocate, Jo has made a lasting impact at CSU through their collaborative leadership style and commitment to creating spaces where others feel heard, welcomed, and empowered.
Congratulations, Jo, on this well-deserved recognition and all you have contributed to the Ram community! 💚
Read Jo’s full story linked in @coloradostatealumni bio.
We were honored to kick off commencement weekend by celebrating Jo Carroll (B.A., ’26), recipient of the 2026 Albert C. Yates Student Leadership Award, as they rang the Old Main Bell. 🔔🎓🐏
The Albert C. Yates Student Leadership Award recognizes a graduating senior who demonstrates exceptional leadership, service, and commitment to CSU’s values, traditions, and community.
A transfer student, McNair Scholar, and campus advocate, Jo has made a lasting impact at CSU through their collaborative leadership style and commitment to creating spaces where others feel heard, welcomed, and empowered.
Congratulations, Jo, on this well-deserved recognition and all you have contributed to the Ram community! 💚
Read Jo’s full story linked in @coloradostatealumni bio.
We were honored to kick off commencement weekend by celebrating Jo Carroll (B.A., ’26), recipient of the 2026 Albert C. Yates Student Leadership Award, as they rang the Old Main Bell. 🔔🎓🐏
The Albert C. Yates Student Leadership Award recognizes a graduating senior who demonstrates exceptional leadership, service, and commitment to CSU’s values, traditions, and community.
A transfer student, McNair Scholar, and campus advocate, Jo has made a lasting impact at CSU through their collaborative leadership style and commitment to creating spaces where others feel heard, welcomed, and empowered.
Congratulations, Jo, on this well-deserved recognition and all you have contributed to the Ram community! 💚
Read Jo’s full story linked in @coloradostatealumni bio.
We were honored to kick off commencement weekend by celebrating Jo Carroll (B.A., ’26), recipient of the 2026 Albert C. Yates Student Leadership Award, as they rang the Old Main Bell. 🔔🎓🐏
The Albert C. Yates Student Leadership Award recognizes a graduating senior who demonstrates exceptional leadership, service, and commitment to CSU’s values, traditions, and community.
A transfer student, McNair Scholar, and campus advocate, Jo has made a lasting impact at CSU through their collaborative leadership style and commitment to creating spaces where others feel heard, welcomed, and empowered.
Congratulations, Jo, on this well-deserved recognition and all you have contributed to the Ram community! 💚
Read Jo’s full story linked in @coloradostatealumni bio.
We were honored to kick off commencement weekend by celebrating Jo Carroll (B.A., ’26), recipient of the 2026 Albert C. Yates Student Leadership Award, as they rang the Old Main Bell. 🔔🎓🐏
The Albert C. Yates Student Leadership Award recognizes a graduating senior who demonstrates exceptional leadership, service, and commitment to CSU’s values, traditions, and community.
A transfer student, McNair Scholar, and campus advocate, Jo has made a lasting impact at CSU through their collaborative leadership style and commitment to creating spaces where others feel heard, welcomed, and empowered.
Congratulations, Jo, on this well-deserved recognition and all you have contributed to the Ram community! 💚
Read Jo’s full story linked in @coloradostatealumni bio.
We were honored to kick off commencement weekend by celebrating Jo Carroll (B.A., ’26), recipient of the 2026 Albert C. Yates Student Leadership Award, as they rang the Old Main Bell. 🔔🎓🐏
The Albert C. Yates Student Leadership Award recognizes a graduating senior who demonstrates exceptional leadership, service, and commitment to CSU’s values, traditions, and community.
A transfer student, McNair Scholar, and campus advocate, Jo has made a lasting impact at CSU through their collaborative leadership style and commitment to creating spaces where others feel heard, welcomed, and empowered.
Congratulations, Jo, on this well-deserved recognition and all you have contributed to the Ram community! 💚
Read Jo’s full story linked in @coloradostatealumni bio.
We were honored to kick off commencement weekend by celebrating Jo Carroll (B.A., ’26), recipient of the 2026 Albert C. Yates Student Leadership Award, as they rang the Old Main Bell. 🔔🎓🐏
The Albert C. Yates Student Leadership Award recognizes a graduating senior who demonstrates exceptional leadership, service, and commitment to CSU’s values, traditions, and community.
A transfer student, McNair Scholar, and campus advocate, Jo has made a lasting impact at CSU through their collaborative leadership style and commitment to creating spaces where others feel heard, welcomed, and empowered.
Congratulations, Jo, on this well-deserved recognition and all you have contributed to the Ram community! 💚
Read Jo’s full story linked in @coloradostatealumni bio.
We were honored to kick off commencement weekend by celebrating Jo Carroll (B.A., ’26), recipient of the 2026 Albert C. Yates Student Leadership Award, as they rang the Old Main Bell. 🔔🎓🐏
The Albert C. Yates Student Leadership Award recognizes a graduating senior who demonstrates exceptional leadership, service, and commitment to CSU’s values, traditions, and community.
A transfer student, McNair Scholar, and campus advocate, Jo has made a lasting impact at CSU through their collaborative leadership style and commitment to creating spaces where others feel heard, welcomed, and empowered.
Congratulations, Jo, on this well-deserved recognition and all you have contributed to the Ram community! 💚
Read Jo’s full story linked in @coloradostatealumni bio.
We were honored to kick off commencement weekend by celebrating Jo Carroll (B.A., ’26), recipient of the 2026 Albert C. Yates Student Leadership Award, as they rang the Old Main Bell. 🔔🎓🐏
The Albert C. Yates Student Leadership Award recognizes a graduating senior who demonstrates exceptional leadership, service, and commitment to CSU’s values, traditions, and community.
A transfer student, McNair Scholar, and campus advocate, Jo has made a lasting impact at CSU through their collaborative leadership style and commitment to creating spaces where others feel heard, welcomed, and empowered.
Congratulations, Jo, on this well-deserved recognition and all you have contributed to the Ram community! 💚
Read Jo’s full story linked in @coloradostatealumni bio.
Meet Nate Boyce, the College of Liberal Arts’ Outstanding Graduate selected by CSU!
As a firefighter and paramedic with Adams County Fire Rescue, Nate Boyce has built a career around serving others.
After earning his bachelor’s degree in political science, Nate took an unconventional path — choosing emergency response over careers in government, law or lobbying.
Now, as he earns his Master of Public Policy and Administration from CSU, Nate is preparing to expand his impact through leadership in emergency services.
Encouraged by a mentor, Nate discovered a passion for the administrative side of the fire service, including managing grants, balancing budgets and writing policies. During his time at CSU, he completed an internship with the City of Wheat Ridge and developed a capstone project that will help improve EMS operations at Adams County Fire Rescue.
“I’m hopeful that the knowledge I’ve gained in this program will prepare me to hit the ground running, ready to solve problems in innovative but grounded ways,” Nate said.
Read more at the link in our bio 🔗 #RamGrad
Meet Nate Boyce, the College of Liberal Arts’ Outstanding Graduate selected by CSU!
As a firefighter and paramedic with Adams County Fire Rescue, Nate Boyce has built a career around serving others.
After earning his bachelor’s degree in political science, Nate took an unconventional path — choosing emergency response over careers in government, law or lobbying.
Now, as he earns his Master of Public Policy and Administration from CSU, Nate is preparing to expand his impact through leadership in emergency services.
Encouraged by a mentor, Nate discovered a passion for the administrative side of the fire service, including managing grants, balancing budgets and writing policies. During his time at CSU, he completed an internship with the City of Wheat Ridge and developed a capstone project that will help improve EMS operations at Adams County Fire Rescue.
“I’m hopeful that the knowledge I’ve gained in this program will prepare me to hit the ground running, ready to solve problems in innovative but grounded ways,” Nate said.
Read more at the link in our bio 🔗 #RamGrad
Calling all Spring 2026 Grads! 📞🎓
What's on your horizon?
Whether you're heading straight to work, starting grad school soon, or still exploring your options, we would love to hear more about your post-grad plans in our First Destination Survey!
Your input helps us understand and share how CSU students use their liberal arts degrees after college!
‼️Bring proof of your survey completion to the CLA Dean’s Office (Clark C138) and receive this signature sticker, only available to graduates who complete the survey!
Stop by the Liberal Arts office to snag your exclusive sticker today!
Stickers will also be available at graduation for pickup.
🔗Link in bio to access the survey!
Celebrating excellence across the College of Liberal Arts! ✨
Last month we honored 2026 CLA award winners at our all-college meeting. These exceptional faculty and staff were recognized for their impact on our students, colleagues, and campus community.
Morgan Chair Award - Tara Opsal
Carl A. Bimson Humanities Seminar - Niroj Bhattarai
Ann Gill Faculty Development Award - Guy Numa, Sarah Payne, and Andrew Altschul
John N. Stern Distinguished Professor - Tobi Jacobi and Erika Osborne
Outstanding Engaged Scholarship Award - Meara Faw
Outstanding Service Award - Adam Thomas
Excellence in Student Mentorship Award - Lisa Morgan
Excellence in Teaching - Kylie Johnson, Rachel Kirby, Alexis Kennedy, and Jessica Barbata Jackson
Impact and Inspiration Awards - Emma Cleveringa, Alie Wise, Jenna Milliman, Eden Trujillo, Ashleigh Foster, and Chris Gallegos
Thumbs Up Awards- Dan Goble, Suzanne Hale, Ashleigh Foster, Abby Woods, Annie Krieg, and Kristen Mullen
Read more about each award with the link in our bio 🔗
Celebrating excellence across the College of Liberal Arts! ✨
Last month we honored 2026 CLA award winners at our all-college meeting. These exceptional faculty and staff were recognized for their impact on our students, colleagues, and campus community.
Morgan Chair Award - Tara Opsal
Carl A. Bimson Humanities Seminar - Niroj Bhattarai
Ann Gill Faculty Development Award - Guy Numa, Sarah Payne, and Andrew Altschul
John N. Stern Distinguished Professor - Tobi Jacobi and Erika Osborne
Outstanding Engaged Scholarship Award - Meara Faw
Outstanding Service Award - Adam Thomas
Excellence in Student Mentorship Award - Lisa Morgan
Excellence in Teaching - Kylie Johnson, Rachel Kirby, Alexis Kennedy, and Jessica Barbata Jackson
Impact and Inspiration Awards - Emma Cleveringa, Alie Wise, Jenna Milliman, Eden Trujillo, Ashleigh Foster, and Chris Gallegos
Thumbs Up Awards- Dan Goble, Suzanne Hale, Ashleigh Foster, Abby Woods, Annie Krieg, and Kristen Mullen
Read more about each award with the link in our bio 🔗
Celebrating excellence across the College of Liberal Arts! ✨
Last month we honored 2026 CLA award winners at our all-college meeting. These exceptional faculty and staff were recognized for their impact on our students, colleagues, and campus community.
Morgan Chair Award - Tara Opsal
Carl A. Bimson Humanities Seminar - Niroj Bhattarai
Ann Gill Faculty Development Award - Guy Numa, Sarah Payne, and Andrew Altschul
John N. Stern Distinguished Professor - Tobi Jacobi and Erika Osborne
Outstanding Engaged Scholarship Award - Meara Faw
Outstanding Service Award - Adam Thomas
Excellence in Student Mentorship Award - Lisa Morgan
Excellence in Teaching - Kylie Johnson, Rachel Kirby, Alexis Kennedy, and Jessica Barbata Jackson
Impact and Inspiration Awards - Emma Cleveringa, Alie Wise, Jenna Milliman, Eden Trujillo, Ashleigh Foster, and Chris Gallegos
Thumbs Up Awards- Dan Goble, Suzanne Hale, Ashleigh Foster, Abby Woods, Annie Krieg, and Kristen Mullen
Read more about each award with the link in our bio 🔗
Celebrating excellence across the College of Liberal Arts! ✨
Last month we honored 2026 CLA award winners at our all-college meeting. These exceptional faculty and staff were recognized for their impact on our students, colleagues, and campus community.
Morgan Chair Award - Tara Opsal
Carl A. Bimson Humanities Seminar - Niroj Bhattarai
Ann Gill Faculty Development Award - Guy Numa, Sarah Payne, and Andrew Altschul
John N. Stern Distinguished Professor - Tobi Jacobi and Erika Osborne
Outstanding Engaged Scholarship Award - Meara Faw
Outstanding Service Award - Adam Thomas
Excellence in Student Mentorship Award - Lisa Morgan
Excellence in Teaching - Kylie Johnson, Rachel Kirby, Alexis Kennedy, and Jessica Barbata Jackson
Impact and Inspiration Awards - Emma Cleveringa, Alie Wise, Jenna Milliman, Eden Trujillo, Ashleigh Foster, and Chris Gallegos
Thumbs Up Awards- Dan Goble, Suzanne Hale, Ashleigh Foster, Abby Woods, Annie Krieg, and Kristen Mullen
Read more about each award with the link in our bio 🔗
Celebrating excellence across the College of Liberal Arts! ✨
Last month we honored 2026 CLA award winners at our all-college meeting. These exceptional faculty and staff were recognized for their impact on our students, colleagues, and campus community.
Morgan Chair Award - Tara Opsal
Carl A. Bimson Humanities Seminar - Niroj Bhattarai
Ann Gill Faculty Development Award - Guy Numa, Sarah Payne, and Andrew Altschul
John N. Stern Distinguished Professor - Tobi Jacobi and Erika Osborne
Outstanding Engaged Scholarship Award - Meara Faw
Outstanding Service Award - Adam Thomas
Excellence in Student Mentorship Award - Lisa Morgan
Excellence in Teaching - Kylie Johnson, Rachel Kirby, Alexis Kennedy, and Jessica Barbata Jackson
Impact and Inspiration Awards - Emma Cleveringa, Alie Wise, Jenna Milliman, Eden Trujillo, Ashleigh Foster, and Chris Gallegos
Thumbs Up Awards- Dan Goble, Suzanne Hale, Ashleigh Foster, Abby Woods, Annie Krieg, and Kristen Mullen
Read more about each award with the link in our bio 🔗
Celebrating excellence across the College of Liberal Arts! ✨
Last month we honored 2026 CLA award winners at our all-college meeting. These exceptional faculty and staff were recognized for their impact on our students, colleagues, and campus community.
Morgan Chair Award - Tara Opsal
Carl A. Bimson Humanities Seminar - Niroj Bhattarai
Ann Gill Faculty Development Award - Guy Numa, Sarah Payne, and Andrew Altschul
John N. Stern Distinguished Professor - Tobi Jacobi and Erika Osborne
Outstanding Engaged Scholarship Award - Meara Faw
Outstanding Service Award - Adam Thomas
Excellence in Student Mentorship Award - Lisa Morgan
Excellence in Teaching - Kylie Johnson, Rachel Kirby, Alexis Kennedy, and Jessica Barbata Jackson
Impact and Inspiration Awards - Emma Cleveringa, Alie Wise, Jenna Milliman, Eden Trujillo, Ashleigh Foster, and Chris Gallegos
Thumbs Up Awards- Dan Goble, Suzanne Hale, Ashleigh Foster, Abby Woods, Annie Krieg, and Kristen Mullen
Read more about each award with the link in our bio 🔗
Celebrating excellence across the College of Liberal Arts! ✨
Last month we honored 2026 CLA award winners at our all-college meeting. These exceptional faculty and staff were recognized for their impact on our students, colleagues, and campus community.
Morgan Chair Award - Tara Opsal
Carl A. Bimson Humanities Seminar - Niroj Bhattarai
Ann Gill Faculty Development Award - Guy Numa, Sarah Payne, and Andrew Altschul
John N. Stern Distinguished Professor - Tobi Jacobi and Erika Osborne
Outstanding Engaged Scholarship Award - Meara Faw
Outstanding Service Award - Adam Thomas
Excellence in Student Mentorship Award - Lisa Morgan
Excellence in Teaching - Kylie Johnson, Rachel Kirby, Alexis Kennedy, and Jessica Barbata Jackson
Impact and Inspiration Awards - Emma Cleveringa, Alie Wise, Jenna Milliman, Eden Trujillo, Ashleigh Foster, and Chris Gallegos
Thumbs Up Awards- Dan Goble, Suzanne Hale, Ashleigh Foster, Abby Woods, Annie Krieg, and Kristen Mullen
Read more about each award with the link in our bio 🔗
Celebrating excellence across the College of Liberal Arts! ✨
Last month we honored 2026 CLA award winners at our all-college meeting. These exceptional faculty and staff were recognized for their impact on our students, colleagues, and campus community.
Morgan Chair Award - Tara Opsal
Carl A. Bimson Humanities Seminar - Niroj Bhattarai
Ann Gill Faculty Development Award - Guy Numa, Sarah Payne, and Andrew Altschul
John N. Stern Distinguished Professor - Tobi Jacobi and Erika Osborne
Outstanding Engaged Scholarship Award - Meara Faw
Outstanding Service Award - Adam Thomas
Excellence in Student Mentorship Award - Lisa Morgan
Excellence in Teaching - Kylie Johnson, Rachel Kirby, Alexis Kennedy, and Jessica Barbata Jackson
Impact and Inspiration Awards - Emma Cleveringa, Alie Wise, Jenna Milliman, Eden Trujillo, Ashleigh Foster, and Chris Gallegos
Thumbs Up Awards- Dan Goble, Suzanne Hale, Ashleigh Foster, Abby Woods, Annie Krieg, and Kristen Mullen
Read more about each award with the link in our bio 🔗
Celebrating excellence across the College of Liberal Arts! ✨
Last month we honored 2026 CLA award winners at our all-college meeting. These exceptional faculty and staff were recognized for their impact on our students, colleagues, and campus community.
Morgan Chair Award - Tara Opsal
Carl A. Bimson Humanities Seminar - Niroj Bhattarai
Ann Gill Faculty Development Award - Guy Numa, Sarah Payne, and Andrew Altschul
John N. Stern Distinguished Professor - Tobi Jacobi and Erika Osborne
Outstanding Engaged Scholarship Award - Meara Faw
Outstanding Service Award - Adam Thomas
Excellence in Student Mentorship Award - Lisa Morgan
Excellence in Teaching - Kylie Johnson, Rachel Kirby, Alexis Kennedy, and Jessica Barbata Jackson
Impact and Inspiration Awards - Emma Cleveringa, Alie Wise, Jenna Milliman, Eden Trujillo, Ashleigh Foster, and Chris Gallegos
Thumbs Up Awards- Dan Goble, Suzanne Hale, Ashleigh Foster, Abby Woods, Annie Krieg, and Kristen Mullen
Read more about each award with the link in our bio 🔗
Celebrating excellence across the College of Liberal Arts! ✨
Last month we honored 2026 CLA award winners at our all-college meeting. These exceptional faculty and staff were recognized for their impact on our students, colleagues, and campus community.
Morgan Chair Award - Tara Opsal
Carl A. Bimson Humanities Seminar - Niroj Bhattarai
Ann Gill Faculty Development Award - Guy Numa, Sarah Payne, and Andrew Altschul
John N. Stern Distinguished Professor - Tobi Jacobi and Erika Osborne
Outstanding Engaged Scholarship Award - Meara Faw
Outstanding Service Award - Adam Thomas
Excellence in Student Mentorship Award - Lisa Morgan
Excellence in Teaching - Kylie Johnson, Rachel Kirby, Alexis Kennedy, and Jessica Barbata Jackson
Impact and Inspiration Awards - Emma Cleveringa, Alie Wise, Jenna Milliman, Eden Trujillo, Ashleigh Foster, and Chris Gallegos
Thumbs Up Awards- Dan Goble, Suzanne Hale, Ashleigh Foster, Abby Woods, Annie Krieg, and Kristen Mullen
Read more about each award with the link in our bio 🔗
Celebrating excellence across the College of Liberal Arts! ✨
Last month we honored 2026 CLA award winners at our all-college meeting. These exceptional faculty and staff were recognized for their impact on our students, colleagues, and campus community.
Morgan Chair Award - Tara Opsal
Carl A. Bimson Humanities Seminar - Niroj Bhattarai
Ann Gill Faculty Development Award - Guy Numa, Sarah Payne, and Andrew Altschul
John N. Stern Distinguished Professor - Tobi Jacobi and Erika Osborne
Outstanding Engaged Scholarship Award - Meara Faw
Outstanding Service Award - Adam Thomas
Excellence in Student Mentorship Award - Lisa Morgan
Excellence in Teaching - Kylie Johnson, Rachel Kirby, Alexis Kennedy, and Jessica Barbata Jackson
Impact and Inspiration Awards - Emma Cleveringa, Alie Wise, Jenna Milliman, Eden Trujillo, Ashleigh Foster, and Chris Gallegos
Thumbs Up Awards- Dan Goble, Suzanne Hale, Ashleigh Foster, Abby Woods, Annie Krieg, and Kristen Mullen
Read more about each award with the link in our bio 🔗
Celebrating excellence across the College of Liberal Arts! ✨
Last month we honored 2026 CLA award winners at our all-college meeting. These exceptional faculty and staff were recognized for their impact on our students, colleagues, and campus community.
Morgan Chair Award - Tara Opsal
Carl A. Bimson Humanities Seminar - Niroj Bhattarai
Ann Gill Faculty Development Award - Guy Numa, Sarah Payne, and Andrew Altschul
John N. Stern Distinguished Professor - Tobi Jacobi and Erika Osborne
Outstanding Engaged Scholarship Award - Meara Faw
Outstanding Service Award - Adam Thomas
Excellence in Student Mentorship Award - Lisa Morgan
Excellence in Teaching - Kylie Johnson, Rachel Kirby, Alexis Kennedy, and Jessica Barbata Jackson
Impact and Inspiration Awards - Emma Cleveringa, Alie Wise, Jenna Milliman, Eden Trujillo, Ashleigh Foster, and Chris Gallegos
Thumbs Up Awards- Dan Goble, Suzanne Hale, Ashleigh Foster, Abby Woods, Annie Krieg, and Kristen Mullen
Read more about each award with the link in our bio 🔗
Celebrating excellence across the College of Liberal Arts! ✨
Last month we honored 2026 CLA award winners at our all-college meeting. These exceptional faculty and staff were recognized for their impact on our students, colleagues, and campus community.
Morgan Chair Award - Tara Opsal
Carl A. Bimson Humanities Seminar - Niroj Bhattarai
Ann Gill Faculty Development Award - Guy Numa, Sarah Payne, and Andrew Altschul
John N. Stern Distinguished Professor - Tobi Jacobi and Erika Osborne
Outstanding Engaged Scholarship Award - Meara Faw
Outstanding Service Award - Adam Thomas
Excellence in Student Mentorship Award - Lisa Morgan
Excellence in Teaching - Kylie Johnson, Rachel Kirby, Alexis Kennedy, and Jessica Barbata Jackson
Impact and Inspiration Awards - Emma Cleveringa, Alie Wise, Jenna Milliman, Eden Trujillo, Ashleigh Foster, and Chris Gallegos
Thumbs Up Awards- Dan Goble, Suzanne Hale, Ashleigh Foster, Abby Woods, Annie Krieg, and Kristen Mullen
Read more about each award with the link in our bio 🔗
Celebrating excellence across the College of Liberal Arts! ✨
Last month we honored 2026 CLA award winners at our all-college meeting. These exceptional faculty and staff were recognized for their impact on our students, colleagues, and campus community.
Morgan Chair Award - Tara Opsal
Carl A. Bimson Humanities Seminar - Niroj Bhattarai
Ann Gill Faculty Development Award - Guy Numa, Sarah Payne, and Andrew Altschul
John N. Stern Distinguished Professor - Tobi Jacobi and Erika Osborne
Outstanding Engaged Scholarship Award - Meara Faw
Outstanding Service Award - Adam Thomas
Excellence in Student Mentorship Award - Lisa Morgan
Excellence in Teaching - Kylie Johnson, Rachel Kirby, Alexis Kennedy, and Jessica Barbata Jackson
Impact and Inspiration Awards - Emma Cleveringa, Alie Wise, Jenna Milliman, Eden Trujillo, Ashleigh Foster, and Chris Gallegos
Thumbs Up Awards- Dan Goble, Suzanne Hale, Ashleigh Foster, Abby Woods, Annie Krieg, and Kristen Mullen
Read more about each award with the link in our bio 🔗
Celebrating excellence across the College of Liberal Arts! ✨
Last month we honored 2026 CLA award winners at our all-college meeting. These exceptional faculty and staff were recognized for their impact on our students, colleagues, and campus community.
Morgan Chair Award - Tara Opsal
Carl A. Bimson Humanities Seminar - Niroj Bhattarai
Ann Gill Faculty Development Award - Guy Numa, Sarah Payne, and Andrew Altschul
John N. Stern Distinguished Professor - Tobi Jacobi and Erika Osborne
Outstanding Engaged Scholarship Award - Meara Faw
Outstanding Service Award - Adam Thomas
Excellence in Student Mentorship Award - Lisa Morgan
Excellence in Teaching - Kylie Johnson, Rachel Kirby, Alexis Kennedy, and Jessica Barbata Jackson
Impact and Inspiration Awards - Emma Cleveringa, Alie Wise, Jenna Milliman, Eden Trujillo, Ashleigh Foster, and Chris Gallegos
Thumbs Up Awards- Dan Goble, Suzanne Hale, Ashleigh Foster, Abby Woods, Annie Krieg, and Kristen Mullen
Read more about each award with the link in our bio 🔗
Celebrating excellence across the College of Liberal Arts! ✨
Last month we honored 2026 CLA award winners at our all-college meeting. These exceptional faculty and staff were recognized for their impact on our students, colleagues, and campus community.
Morgan Chair Award - Tara Opsal
Carl A. Bimson Humanities Seminar - Niroj Bhattarai
Ann Gill Faculty Development Award - Guy Numa, Sarah Payne, and Andrew Altschul
John N. Stern Distinguished Professor - Tobi Jacobi and Erika Osborne
Outstanding Engaged Scholarship Award - Meara Faw
Outstanding Service Award - Adam Thomas
Excellence in Student Mentorship Award - Lisa Morgan
Excellence in Teaching - Kylie Johnson, Rachel Kirby, Alexis Kennedy, and Jessica Barbata Jackson
Impact and Inspiration Awards - Emma Cleveringa, Alie Wise, Jenna Milliman, Eden Trujillo, Ashleigh Foster, and Chris Gallegos
Thumbs Up Awards- Dan Goble, Suzanne Hale, Ashleigh Foster, Abby Woods, Annie Krieg, and Kristen Mullen
Read more about each award with the link in our bio 🔗
Celebrating excellence across the College of Liberal Arts! ✨
Last month we honored 2026 CLA award winners at our all-college meeting. These exceptional faculty and staff were recognized for their impact on our students, colleagues, and campus community.
Morgan Chair Award - Tara Opsal
Carl A. Bimson Humanities Seminar - Niroj Bhattarai
Ann Gill Faculty Development Award - Guy Numa, Sarah Payne, and Andrew Altschul
John N. Stern Distinguished Professor - Tobi Jacobi and Erika Osborne
Outstanding Engaged Scholarship Award - Meara Faw
Outstanding Service Award - Adam Thomas
Excellence in Student Mentorship Award - Lisa Morgan
Excellence in Teaching - Kylie Johnson, Rachel Kirby, Alexis Kennedy, and Jessica Barbata Jackson
Impact and Inspiration Awards - Emma Cleveringa, Alie Wise, Jenna Milliman, Eden Trujillo, Ashleigh Foster, and Chris Gallegos
Thumbs Up Awards- Dan Goble, Suzanne Hale, Ashleigh Foster, Abby Woods, Annie Krieg, and Kristen Mullen
Read more about each award with the link in our bio 🔗
Celebrating excellence across the College of Liberal Arts! ✨
Last month we honored 2026 CLA award winners at our all-college meeting. These exceptional faculty and staff were recognized for their impact on our students, colleagues, and campus community.
Morgan Chair Award - Tara Opsal
Carl A. Bimson Humanities Seminar - Niroj Bhattarai
Ann Gill Faculty Development Award - Guy Numa, Sarah Payne, and Andrew Altschul
John N. Stern Distinguished Professor - Tobi Jacobi and Erika Osborne
Outstanding Engaged Scholarship Award - Meara Faw
Outstanding Service Award - Adam Thomas
Excellence in Student Mentorship Award - Lisa Morgan
Excellence in Teaching - Kylie Johnson, Rachel Kirby, Alexis Kennedy, and Jessica Barbata Jackson
Impact and Inspiration Awards - Emma Cleveringa, Alie Wise, Jenna Milliman, Eden Trujillo, Ashleigh Foster, and Chris Gallegos
Thumbs Up Awards- Dan Goble, Suzanne Hale, Ashleigh Foster, Abby Woods, Annie Krieg, and Kristen Mullen
Read more about each award with the link in our bio 🔗
It’s time for our very last PA takeover of the semester — commencement week edition! 🎓
To finish off this series just in time for commencement, we’re following along with Joseph Godshall, a graduating senior and second-year PA majoring in Political Science and minoring in Business Administration.
From serving as @ascsu Student Body Vice President to interning at the CSU Alumni Association and the Colorado State Capitol, Joseph’s week is packed with leadership, service and plenty of Ram Pride. Follow along as he balances classes, internships, campus involvement and celebrates his final weeks at CSU before graduation.
As we wrap up this takeover series, I want to give a huge thank you to all of our Presidential Ambassadors who shared their experiences with us. Your passion for CSU and dedication to this program do not go unnoticed. And to our graduating PAs — congratulations! 🐏💚
Go Rams!
Four CSU filmmakers can now add “Emmy winner” to their resume 🎬
Grainne Dutter, Boyan Bashovski, Charly Frank, and Miles Eichenberger won a Heartland Student Production Award in the college non-fiction long form category from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for their short documentary “Pop Punk Grandma.”
The team was mentored by John Barnhardt, a CLA alumnus and artist-in-residence with @csuagsci, where he serves as the director of Multimedia Production and Storytelling.
More details in @csuliberalarts bio 🔗
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