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Shelby Tisdale, director of the Center of Southwest Studies, was appointed to the .

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Steve Elias, dean of the School of Business Administration, received a $10,000 Startup Champion award to further support activities that grow local entrepreneurial ecosystems.

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Steve Elias, dean of the School of Business Administration, was awarded the inaugural Anchor Point Foundation’s Startup Champion Award to further support activities that grow local entrepreneurial ecosystems.

The Campus Sustainability Council received funding to install two electric vehicle charge stations, located next to Sitter Family Hall.

Since he was a kid, Gary Schlessman (Business, ’79) has always determined to carve his own path. While his father and siblings chose Colorado College, Schlessman opted to get as far away from the Front Range as possible while still staying in Colorado. He headed to Fort Lewis College in Durango in 1975 and discovered an education to live by and friends to last a lifetime.

After 15 years of service to the 麻豆免费高清无砖码区community, Dean of the School of Education Richard Fulton is packing his proverbial dry bag and shoving off toward the next horizon of quasi-retirement.

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Professor Jesse Tune's research on the hunter-gatherers of the central Colorado Plateau appeared on the cover of American Antiquity, a premier archaeology publication.

Howard Grotts (Mathematics, '14) is known best for his illustrious career on the bike, but now the professional athlete and Olympian is pursuing a new trail: .

Do you llama go bikepacking? Brett Davis, assistant director of Outdoor Pursuits, through the San Juans last summer on bike and in a packraft... and with llamas.

Drought and wildfire risk in southwest Colorado is a research priority for the , a collaborative that now includes the expertise of Biology Professor Julie Korb and research opportunities for students.