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CSU Pueblo Features

Happening This Week

Faculty Staff Community Partners

An Introduction to CSU Pueblo’s Indigenous Land Acknowledgement

On behalf of Title V and the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Share a traditional Indigenous meal with campus community as we engage in a professional development opportunity to support the establishment of the CSU Pueblo Land Acknowledgement. Join us in a safe space to provide input, share knowledge of the stewards of this land, and in honoring traditional practices. The development of a land acknowledgement is not the final outcome of our efforts to support our Indigenous community, rather it is a discussion of the future while honoring the past.

The opening ceremony will begin at 5 p.m. CSU Pueblo is honored to create space for the Indigenous stewards from our community to participate. If you would like to support us in building community by participating in the opening ceremony, please indicate your participation using the RSVP link provided.

Discussion begins at 5:30 and the official CSU Pueblo Land Acknowledgement will be shared at 6 p.m. Please RSVP to support the organizers in planning accordingly.

For more information or for questions please contact Erin Carillo-Stresow at erin.carillo-stresow@csupueblo.edu

RSVP

Students Faculty Staff Retirees Community Partners

MOBILE MARKET COMING AGAIN

On behalf of the Center for Student Support and Advocacy

Did you miss the first mobile market? Don't worry the mobile market is coming to campus on November 29, 2023, from 4-5 PM. The mobile market offers free groceries and essential items to support our students, staff, faculty and community. Mark your calendars and come get FREE food for you or your family!

Students

NEW: Join us for Accessible Connections!

On behalf of Disability Resources

Join us for an evening of connection and camaraderie at the Center for Student Support & Advocacy. This is a social/networking event designed specifically for students with disabilities. Embrace a welcoming atmosphere where diversity is celebrated and connections are forged beyond barriers. Food provided!

Accessible Connections Event Flyer

Students Faculty Staff Retirees Community Partners

John Giordanengo - The Roots & Building of a Sustainable Pueblo Economy: Lessons from Nature

On behalf of Library Services

John H. Giordanengo, national speaker, Colorado author, and conservationist, will explore the roots of a sustainable economy, by applying lessons from nature. Ecosystems are masters of resilience, sustaining their productivity over eons of fires, floods, and pestilence. They accomplish this by sourcing energy locally, strategic diversification, and other jungle principles showcased in this fresh talk. If we apply these lessons to our economies, what are the implications for community resilience, social justice, job creation, productivity, and a wide range of social and environmental benefits? Explore this timely question with John Giordenango.

Sponsored by the University Library, the City of Pueblo, PEDCO, and the Palmer Land Conservancy.

Faculty Staff

PLEASE NOTE: Change in ABF Submission Email

On behalf of Auxiliary Services

When planning your next on-campus event, you might be planning food or beverages through Aladdin to go with it. If you are, you must submit an ABF. Please send this form to CSUP_AuxiliaryServices@csupueblo.edu for routing. Thank you!

General and Upcoming Announcements

Faculty Staff

I Service - Campus Work Orders Request

On behalf of Facilities Management

If you have experienced a recent glitch in I Service as campus community trying to submit work order for your department, error message "You do not have permission to view this directory or page."

Please try the using your Edge browser, if that does not work, please call Facilities at 2211 and we will walk you through a different way to regain access.

We have been working diligently with our provider through I Service to resolve this issue. We apologize for any inconvenience. In any event please do not hesitate to call Facilities at 549-2211 for any questions or concerns.

Generate Work Order Request

Students Faculty Staff Retirees Community Partners

Holiday Student Pottery Sale

On behalf of the Department of Art and Creative Media

Please join us for our Holiday Student Pottery Sale in the LARC foyer on Thursday November 30, 2023. 9:00am to 4:00pm.

Students Faculty Staff Retirees Community Partners

Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Training Available in November!

On behalf of the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

The Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) encourages faculty and staff to engage with the following educational opportunities this month.

Attend over 50 FREE VIRTUAL Workshops in diversity, equity, and inclusion brought to you by The Symposium for Inclusive Excellence.

Learn about November's Heritage Months and Significant Days through resources, cultural events, virtual online museum exhibits, and more. What will you explore this month?

Native American Heritage Month

Veterans and Active Military

International Education Week

Transgender Day of Remembrance

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Students Faculty Staff Retirees Community Partners

NEW: Art Opening: Art Exhibition of Indigenous Artist Gregg Deal

On behalf of the Department of Art and Creative Media

The art work of Gregg Deal (Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe) challenges and critiques the ways in which the representation of Indigenous people in American society have been confined, controlled, and stereotyped. Through his work he creates unapologetic commentary on stereotypes, politics, history, and culture, exploring these conversations through sculpture, painting, installation, performance, murals, and more. His purposefully broad medium choices allow him to pick apart and dismantle these issues in their entirety. His art is purposefully disruptive, seeking to shake ideas while also being a vessel for therapeutic self-healing and self-expression. He is an artist and an activist, his work going hand in hand with his involvement in the political sphere.

Gregg Deal has exhibited nationally and internationally, notably in the Denver Art Museum, and Smithsonian Institution. He has lectured extensively at museums, universities across the country. His appearances include televised specials on PBS’s The Art District, The Daily Show and Totally Biased with Kamau Bell.

This solo exhibition was curated by CSU-P students from the Exhibiting Chicano/a, Hispanic and Indigenous Art course class under the direction of assistant professor, Matthew Garcia. This exhibition is part of the Hispanic, Chicanx and Indigenous Exhibition Series created by the CSU Pueblo Department of Art and Creative Media.

Faculty Staff

Policies Under Development

On behalf of the Office of the General Counsel

The following policy is available for review:

Alcohol and Other Drugs (Student Policy) - December 4, 2023

Please submit comments by the posted date.

This policy can be viewed on the General Counsel website - Policies Under Development

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Students

Sociology/Criminology Club

On behalf of the Sociology/Criminology Club

Sociology / Criminology Club is looking for members to foster a community for support and discussion about the criminal justice system, social issues, inequality, and diversity, and to make long lasting positive change by promoting awareness in ourselves, the community, and the world at large. If interested in joining please contact club president Allie Hasui at at.hasui@pack.csupueblo.edu. We meet every Tuesday 4-5pm in CIHHI 296, however if this time does not work out for you please reach out and we will gladly accommodate .

Students Faculty Staff Retirees

Free Meditation Space

On behalf of Creative Wellness & CIHHI

Looking for some peace & quiet? Need a space to calm your mind? There is a brand new, free meditation space on campus in CIHHI building, room 294. The space is free for students, staff, and faculty to enjoy weekdays between 8am and 5pm. Sign up sheet is located on the door.

Come join us every Monday from 2pm to 2:30pm for guided meditation and/or a sound bath by Max Mendieta. No need to sign up, just come on by! Brought to you by the Center for Integrated Health & Human Inquiry along with the Creative Wellness program. For more information, contact Karen Yescavage at karen.yescavage@csupueblo.edu.

Meditation Space Flyer

Faculty

NEW: CTLL presents: Strategies to Build Students’ Engagement During In-Class Peer Presentations

On behalf of CTLL

Do you facilitate students’ group presentations in any

of your courses? Are you considering adding them?

During this presentation faculty will discuss best

practices for guiding students to prepare effective,

engaging, quality group presentation as a team.

Attendees will have the opportunity to design self and

peer assessments to use in their Spring 2024 courses.

Zoom Link

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Faculty

Get a Website Through Domain of One's Own

On behalf of the Domain of One's Own Committee

The Domain of One's Own [DoOO] Committee will be convening a working session on December 7th at 2PM in the LINC on the second floor of the library. DoOO is a way for faculty to get server space rented by the university for free so that they can put up their own web site, or run many other open source programs. If you have a site and need help building it up, please join us, but you can also come by if you just want to learn more about this program. Got questions? E-mail Professor Jonathan Rees at Jonathan.Rees@csupueblo.edu.

Packsites

Faculty Staff

CSU Pueblo Employee Holiday Party & Tree Lighting Ceremony

On behalf of the President's Office, Provost Office, Chief Financial Officer, Operations & Advancement & Enrollment Management

CSU Pueblo faculty and staff, you are invited to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year with us! Bring your family and enjoy good music, excellent food and holiday ambiance!

Festivities begin at 5:30pm by lighting the tree located by the OSC patio while Ryan Van Gilder and the CSU Pueblo Brass Ensemble provide holiday music .

Following the tree lighting we will enjoy a superb holiday feast provided by Aladdin.

Santa will be present for photos along with many other family friendly activities.

Every CSU Pueblo employee will receive two(2) raffle tickets for a chance to win one of the various raffle prizes. To earn two (2) extra raffle tickets please bring one(1) unwrapped toy or 5 canned goods or non-perishable items to donate.

President’s Cabinet will be distributing 1 dozen (12) tamales to any CSU Pueblo faculty or staff members who would like some. There will be beef, pork, chicken and vegetarian options available (limited quantities of each available). Early pick up not available.

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Faculty Staff

Lunch Connections

On behalf of Student Affairs

Bring your lunch and enjoy an hour with colleagues every Tuesday from noon to 1pm.

No set topic or agenda. We can talk about work, hobbies, life, or whatever is brought up. We will have the laptop and screen in case there is a TED talk or other short video someone wants to share.

Low pressure environment to meet and chat with colleagues.

*No meeting on 11/14 due to a large group on campus

Students

Music Performing Ensembles Available to All Students!

On behalf of the Music Department

To all CSUP students: Spring 2024 registration is approaching!

Are you wishing for a creative outlet through music? For a way to have community and connection to other students?

Do you have experience with traditional music-making in band, choir, orchestra, or other concert ensembles?

The Department of Music would like to welcome you as a participant in one or more of our many performing ensembles! You do not have to major or minor in Music, just have experience along with a desire to make music and perform with others.

Check out the list of ensembles (attachment) and reach out to the appropriate professor for more information!

List of Ensembles

Students Faculty Staff

Testing Center Hours for Finals Week

On behalf of the Testing Center

To accommodate students, the Testing Center will have expanded hours for finals week (December 11 through December 15).

Monday-Thursday 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Due to the increased volume of appointments, students are strongly encouraged to schedule their exam appointments soon.

Students Faculty Staff

STEM Affinity Groups

On behalf of the MAPS Center for STEM Support

The Center for STEM Support is bringing back STEM Affinity Groups! Groups create space for student-led communities that bring together diverse and historically underrepresented people within STEM fields as part of our commitment to justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion (JEDI) principles.

Groups will meet every other week throughout the semester starting the week of 9/4/2023 and run until the end of the semester. Find your people, join us today!

Please contact CSS Director, Shelby Bitz, with any questions.

Group Schedule Here

Students Faculty Staff Community Partners

Paws & Prosper Expo | Campus Departments & Student Organizations

On behalf of Student Engagement and Leadership

Register for the Paws & Prosper Expo during Spring Wolf Pack Welcome Week on Wednesday, January 17, 2024 from 11 A.M - 1 P.M in the OSC Ballroom for endless resources. Features for this resource fair are resources and services, outreach to 2,000 participants and opportunity to share information, sell items, provide onsite services or onsite registration.

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Students Faculty Staff

Celebrating the History of CSU Pueblo: 1933-2023

On behalf of the Library - Archives and Special Collections

Time to celebrate CSU Pueblo's 90th Anniversary! Journey through the years while celebrating 90 years of school history by visiting the Archives’ newest exhibit "Celebrating the History of CSU Pueblo: 1933-2023." This informative and nostalgic exhibit is located within the Archives and Special Collections which is located on the sixth floor of the library. It will be available for public viewing the entire year.

Faculty Staff

Call for Faculty Seed Grant Proposals (FY 2024–2025)

On behalf of the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs & the Faculty Scholarly Activities Board

The Office of Research and Scholarly Activities Board is announcing the call for proposals for the Seed Grant (FY 2024 – 2025). The objectives of the Faculty Seed Grant Program are to provide support to a.) conduct well-defined and purposeful research, scholarly and creative activities that will lead directly to substantive dissemination in the form of peer-reviewed publication or other peer-reviewed intellectual or creative work, b.) encourage applications that have potential for external grant funding, and c.) support research, scholarly, and creative opportunities for CSU Pueblo students with faculty mentors. All tenure-track probationary and tenured academic and administrative Faculty of CSU Pueblo are eligible to apply for funding. A faculty member cannot submit more than one Seed proposal per grant cycle and is eligible to receive a maximum of two consecutive grants. Applications that have the potential for external grant funding are particularly encouraged. All Seed proposals must include funding for at least one registered full-time undergraduate (preferred) or graduate student. The maximum award for a Seed award will not exceed $10,000. Faculty who have never received a Seed grant and/or applications with the potential for external grant funding are strongly encouraged. The proposals will be evaluated by the Scholarly Activity Board (SAB) and will be recommended for funding based on merit only, regardless of college, school, department, or rank. Applications are due by Friday, February 9, 2024, at 5:00 p.m. Additional information can be found in the application attachment or by contacting the Office of Research at csup_orsp@csupueblo.edu

Application Link

Students Faculty Staff

CSUP Sociology/Criminology Courses at Pikes Peak State College

On behalf of Sociology/Criminology/Anthropology

CSU Pueblo at Pikes Peak State College offers a BA or BS in criminology and/or sociology in flexible formats including 3 credit, 8-week semesters and night classes with zoom classroom and in-person options for working adults and military members.

Spring 2024 A Course Offerings (1/15/24 - 3/08/24)

Criminology and Women Studies 407 Family Violence M 5:30-8:00

A thorough and critical examination of family violence. Topics include the diverse types of family violence, consequences of family violence, criminal justice responses, trauma and violence, victims’ issues, and preventive measures and strategies for dealing with violence in the family. Although the course focusses on the American family, illustrations from other cultures are provided.

For more information please contact:

The Sociology, Criminology, and Anthropology Department

CSU Pueblo at Pikes Peak State College

Sarah Messer | sarah.messer@csupueblo.edu

CSU Pueblo Main Campus

Ryan Knabe | ryan.knabe@csupueblo.edu

Students Faculty Staff

CSUP Sociology/Criminology Courses at Pikes Peak State College

On behalf of Sociology/Criminology/Anthropology

Spring 2024 A Course Offerings (1/15/24 - 3/08/24)

Sociology 302 Collective Behavior and Social Movements W 5:30-8:00 pm

The course examines what happens when the typical social order breaks down and groups of people challenge the existing social structures. From the strange fad of streaking in the 1970's to social movements like Black Lives Matter, this course will examine social movements, rumors, riots, fads, and fashions and the unique way that sociologists study these behaviors.

For more information please contact:

The Sociology, Criminology, and Anthropology Department

CSU Pueblo at Pikes Peak State College

Sarah Messer | sarah.messer@csupueblo.edu

CSU Pueblo Main Campus

Ryan Knabe | ryan.knabe@csupueblo.edu

Faculty Staff Community Partners

NEW: K-20 Conference to Promote Schools with HEART: Call for Proposals and Attendees

On behalf of CTLL/DEI Task Force/CIHHI

Colorado State University Pueblo is excited to offer a free, one-day, hybrid conference 8am - 4pm, Friday March 15th, 2024 to promote HEART practices and policies across the K-20 educational system. Schools with HEART are Health-Oriented, Equitable, Accessible, Culturally Responsive, and Trauma-Invested. Participation is open to Colorado educators (K-12 teachers, university/college faculty), student support staff and administrators.

Schools with HEART

Students Faculty Staff

CSUP Sociology/Criminology Courses at Pikes Peak State College

On behalf of Sociology/Criminology/Anthropology

Spring B Course Offerings (3/11/24 – 5/10/24)

Anthropology and Sociology 315 Health, Culture, and Society M 5:30-8:00pm

We will explore the sociological contributions to our understanding of human health behavior. The major goal is to familiarize students with the uniqueness of sociological perspectives in understanding health and illness; concepts generally thought of in medical terms only.

For more information please contact:

The Sociology, Criminology, and Anthropology Department

CSU Pueblo at Pikes Peak State College

Sarah Messer | sarah.messer@csupueblo.edu

CSU Pueblo Main Campus

Ryan Knabe | ryan.knabe@csupueblo.edu

Students Faculty Staff

Share Your Suggestions

On behalf of CHASS Dean's Office

Do you have an idea or concern, but you don't know whom to share it with? Use the Suggestion Boxes on campus at the following locations: A/M Building (Music Department entrance area), BCC (Media & Entertainment office area), CIHHI (second floor), GCB (first floor by elevator). You can also use the QR code on the boxes to submit your comments electronically.

Students Faculty Staff

Environment & Culture in Costa Rica

On behalf of CHASS Study Abroad

There will be a 9-day study abroad trip to Costa Rica in June 2024!

Click this Link for the Information Page, Enroll, or Indicate Interest

Academics

Students Faculty Staff

Religious Studies Fall 2023 Courses: PHIL 107 and PHIL 491

On behalf of Philosophy and Religious Studies

Looking for a fun, thought-provoking elective? A general education course? An upper-level course for degree requirements? Check out our Religious Studies courses this fall! PHIL 107, "Intro the Religious Studies," satisfies general ed humanities requirements. PHIL 491, "The Problem of Evil," is open to all students, regardless of major or year. Both of these courses are great gateways to a Philosophy and Religious Studies minor. Check out the flyer link below for more info!

Flyer for More Information

Students Faculty Staff

Public Management Emphasis with the Online MBA program

On behalf of Political Science

Get your masters and launch a career that makes a difference! In addition to the management training all MBA students receive, the specialized public management knowledge and skills provided by the Public Management emphasis are invaluable for a career in public service, or with any business making positive social impact. It can lead to positions in nonprofit leadership, city planning, fundraising and grant writing, program management, policy analysis, budgeting, and many other careers.

As part of the online MBA, it is designed to be able to be completed in one year. In addition, undergraduate students can start graduate coursework early by enrolling in the 3+2 program, and get both a bachelor’s and master’s degree in as little as five years. Whether you majored, or are majoring, in political science, history, social work, communication, business, art, the humanities, or even the hard sciences, this program is for you. Get a career where you can do well by doing good!

For more info or to enroll, contact Gene Lucero at gene.lucero@csupueblo.edu, or Ryan Strickler at ryan.strickler@csupueblo.edu

Curriculum Requirements

Students Faculty Staff

MGMT 201 at Fort Carson, Open to CSU Pueblo Students

On behalf of Extended Studies

Attention Business major students!! MGMT 201 Principles of Management will be offered in the Spring B semester. This course will be a face-to-face class from 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesdays at Fort Carson. This evening class will be perfect for working students. Students registered for this course will receive a pass to access the base.

Students Faculty Staff

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