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Grotts wins national title

Howard Grotts (Mathematics, '14) won his fourth cross-country national title at the USA Cycling Mountain Bike National Championships, in Snowshoe Mountain, West Virginia, in July.

Winds of Change Top 200

ÅÝܽ¶ÌÊÓÆµ was named to the 2018–2019 list of Top 200 Colleges for Indigenous Students by Winds of Change, the journal of the Amierican Indian Science & Engineering Society.

Korb studies forest health

Professor of Biology Julie Korb and several of her present and former students are spending the summer in the San Juan National Forest. 

Blake receives toxicology grant

to Associate Professor of Biology David Blake to support his students' undergraduate research into the effects of derivatives of caffeic acid.

Teacher Licensure alumnus earns award

Bill Hesford (Teacher Licensure, '05), assistant principal at Bayfield Elementary and Bayfield Primary, by the Colorado Association of School Executives.

Biology profs discuss fires

Biology professors Heidi Steltzer and Julie Korb discussed the potential for longer and more devastating fire seasons in the West with .

Save the bee, save the world

Unlike larger institutions where the prime research opportunities are reserved for graduate students, Dr. Collins looks for ways to involve his undergraduate students in his work. Students help maintain the research apiary (beehive) on campus, for example. In the lab, students are synthesizing various molecules and testing their effectiveness against another honey bee adversary, the Varroa...

Students develop social marketing campaigns for local businesses

If you’re not already on social media, you can download the apps and get started in a matter of moments. But learning how to use social media effectively is much more difficult than searching the app store, and there’s no better way to learn than by doing. That’s why social media marketing students at ÅÝܽ¶ÌÊÓÆµ work in tandem with local companies to develop new marketing strategies...

Ross McCauley

Ross McCauley, associate professor of Biology, and his students were cited in a Daily Camera article about .

Enterprise

Staff from Enterprise stopped by campus on June 27 to present a check for $1,000 to the School of Business Administration for student scholarships.

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