WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22TH, 2023

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Faculty Staff

THURSDAY: Celebrate National TRIO Day!

On behalf of TRIO Programs

National TRIO Day began in 1986, declared by congressional resolution (H. Con. Res. 278) to celebrate the Federal TRIO program successes across the country. Since 1986, the fourth Saturday of February has remained the celebratory day of National TRIO Day. National TRIO Day is also a day of services and giving back to the community.

As part of our celebration, we will be collecting much needed items for Posada of Pueblo; we are collecting gloves, toothbrushes/toothpaste, loaves of bread, heavy coats, and heavy blankets. The collection box will be available all week for donations in LARC 357.

Please stop by and join the CSU Pueblo TRIO programs (EOC, SSS, ETS, UB, and VUB) to celebrate National TRIO Day on Thursday, February 23rd from 12:00-2:00 p.m. We will have food, drinks, and dessert!

National TRIO Day at CSU Pueblo

Students Faculty Staff Retirees

THURSDAY: February Faculty Academy Professional Development

On behalf of Center for Teaching, Learning, and Leadership

Center for Teaching, Learning, and Leadership Faculty Fellow Yvonne Montoya will facilitate a Theatre of the Oppressed activity to promote understanding, discussion, and problem-solving on how best to serve our students. This interactive session will engage your mind and body, so please try to come in person to participate. Together, we promote community through shared laughter, frustration, and thinking critically about the challenges faculty face in the classroom.

If unable to join us in the Tundra room of the OSC, please feel free to zoom in:

Topic: Feb Faculty Academy

Time: Feb 23, 2023 04:00 PM Mountain Time (US and Canada)

Join Zoom Meeting

https://csupueblo.zoom.us/j/99482836880

Meeting ID: 994 8283 6880

Faculty Staff

FRIDAY: DNP Project Defense

On behalf of the School of Nursing

Faustina Mensah, DNP Population Health, will present her project defense on Friday, February, 2023, at 1:00 pm in HSB 108.

The title of her project is "Utilizing the Re-Engineered Discharge Toolkit to Reduce Readmissions at the Crisis Stabilization Clinic.” If you wish to attend but cannot do so in person, please use the following Zoom Link by clicking on the button below:

Meeting ID: 945 9899 7505

Passcode: 355922

Faustina Mensah DNP Project Defense

Students Faculty Staff Retirees

Saturday: Indigenous Holistic Health & Healing Speaker Series

On behalf of the Dept of Psychology, CSU Pueblo

Leslie White Temple-Gipp, MSW, JD, is an enrolled member of the Standing Rock Lakota/Dakota Nation which straddles the North Dakota-South Dakota border. White Temple-Gipp is an Instructor of Social Work at Sitting Bull College, Fort Yates, ND. Professor White Temple-Gipp’s background in social work and law has enabled her to work in a variety of settings on behalf of Native people and communities.

This second presentation in the Indigenous Holistic Health and Healing Series will explore trauma through a historical, intergenerational, and contemporary lens. American Indians and Alaskan Natives have suffered on multiple levels from European colonization and the cumulative effects of long-term and sustained traumatic situations. Guided by Lakota/Dakota values, social justice, and hope, White Temple-Gipp will share insights into the nexus between historical trauma and the health and well-being of marginalized populations, not only underscoring challenges, but also offering possible interventions for healing.

Indigenous Holistic Health & Healing Speaker Series

Students Faculty Staff

SUNDAY: JC Penney Suit Up Event is Back for Spring!!!

On behalf of the Career Center

Attention all Students, Faculty, and Staff~

JC Penney Suit Up will be open for all to receive up to 60% off professional clothing and accessories. Plan to attend this event and start preparing for your future!

Students Faculty Staff

MONDAY: Office of Institutional Equity Open House

On behalf of the Office of Institutional Equity

Please come to LARC 187 to celebrate the Office of Institutional Equity's new office and meet the new employees on February 27th from 10-2. Light snacks and beverages will be provided. We hope to see you there!

Faculty Staff

MONDAY: Webinar: Neurodiversity, Autism Politics, and Language, a Brief Introduction

On behalf of Disability Resource & Support Center and Title V HSI Grants

Autism remains a critical topic for disability services professionals, however, many have only scratched the surface of this deep issue. This session will approach autism from the paradigm of neurodiversity, including developing self-advocacy, the history and politics of the neurodiversity movement, and discrimination issues. The presenter offers insights from his own challenges and experiences as a member of the Autism Spectrum and a Disability Services Professional.

Zoom webinar ID#: 879 8902 7113

Passcode: 1egzHVkQDg

Staff

DEADLINE MONDAY: Commencement Staff Sign-up!

On behalf of the Commencement Staffing Committee

We are excited to support our students' special day - Commencement!

As Dr. Mottet announced in a Monday Minute in December, the University will be closed on Monday, May 15th, so our staff and faculty can support Commencement on Saturday, May 13th.

Using feedback from last year's process, the committee has a new form. While we can't meet everyone's requests, we think we have found a good balance. This form is only for staff availability. Faculty involvement will be organized by the Provost office.

Deadline: Monday, February 27th

Staff Availability Form

Students Faculty Staff Retirees Community Partners

REGISTRATION DUE MONDAY: 2023 Leadership Institute

On behalf of Student Engagement and Leadership

The Student Engagement & Leadership office would like to invite members of student organizations to the Spring 2023 Leadership Institute happening March 4th from 12:00 PM – 4:30 PM in the OSC. The theme for this year is “Leading the Pack.”

Sessions at the Institute are designed to give attendees valuable leadership skills, networking opportunities with other organizations, and strategies to grow/sustain their organization in the future. Attendance is highly recommended for all members of student organizations, including advisors. Lunch will be provided and all attendees will receive a certificate for completing the institute.

Early-bird registration is due by Friday February 17th which guarantees a Leadership Institute shirt. All registration will close on Monday February 27th. You can register for the event below.

2023 Leadership Institute Registration Form

Students Staff

DUE MONDAY: CLASSIFIED STAFF COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION DEADLINE 2/28/2023

On behalf of the Classified Staff Council

The Classified Staff Council Scholarship requires that the recipient be a full-time student who maintains at least a 3.0 GPA and is a Classified Staff employee or has an immediate family member who is a Classified Staff employee at CSU Pueblo. To remain eligible to receive this scholarship, recipients must complete four volunteer hours as assigned by the Classified Staff Council. Recipients are also required to participate in the Give Day promotion and video by the end of August in the year of receiving the scholarship.

Applications can be submitted through the CSU Pueblo Foundation Scholarship application no later than February 28, 2023.

Scholarship Application

Faculty Staff

AVAILABLE THROUGH TUESDAY: PACK Break Cups Still Available!

On behalf of the Office of the President

If you haven't picked yours up yet, the PACK break cups are still available to be picked up in the President's Office. All CSU Pueblo Faculty and Staff can pick up a complimentary coffee cup or tumbler from the President’s Office (Administration Building, Suite 301). Individuals must be present to pick up their tumbler or cup. These cups and tumblers can then be taken to the Pack Café once a day to be filled with a beverage of your choosing for free.

Students Faculty Staff Retirees Community Partners

TUESDAY: Spring 2023's Meet the Research: Socio-Ecological Paradoxes

On behalf of Sociology/Criminology Club

The Sociology and Criminology Club started the "Meet the Research" lecture series as a way to provide students, staff and the community with a way to learn about the work our professors are doing. This semester's lecture will be given by Dr. Michael Briscoe titled "Socio-Ecological Paradoxes: The Unexpected Consequences of Progress". In this lecture Dr. Briscoe discusses how using technologies to replace environmentally harmful things is good, right? Electric cars, e-readers, plant-based meat substitutes - these supposed environmental positives may have a paradoxical effect on resource consumption…

Students Faculty Staff Community Partners

TUESDAY: Prepare for the Spring 2023 Career Fair

On behalf of the Career Center

Welcome back to the Spring Semester!

The Career Center is happy to announce we will be hosting a Spring 2023 Career Fair. Wednesday, March 1st!!! This event is open to all students and all majors at CSU Pueblo. Faculty please inform your classes and students of this on campus recruiting event!!! There will be lots of employers seeking students for internships, part-time, and full-time positions.

Time to get your Resumes ready!

Peer Mentors are available by appointment. M-F (719)549-2980

Career Center is located on the 3rd floor of Library Suite 360

Athletics

General and Upcoming Announcements

Faculty Staff

Beware! New Hacker Tactics with Phishing Emails

On behalf of Information Technology Service - Information Security

As we all become aware of data security threats as a regular part of our day, one thing to take note of more recently is that hackers are now trying to get you to open malicious file attachments. When you open these malicious file attachments, malware can automatically get installed on your computer and do terrible things like remote into your computer, capture your key stokes with Keyloggers, and even unleash a ransomware attack on our campus network.

To help protect our home and campus networks, please be careful to not open the following file types from unknown/untrusted senders: .RAR, .ZIP, and Windows Shortcut (.LNK) files, and never open a .ISO or .EXE file attachment.

Please remember to contact me with any questions or concerns, or if you need help identifying if an email or attachment is legitimate.

Faculty Staff

CSU Pueblo Cybersecurity Internship Opportunity!

On behalf of Information Technology Service - Information Security

The CSU Pueblo Information Technology Services (ITS) department is looking for bright, motivated CIS students interested in gaining Information Security (InfoSec) skills to work as part of the CSU Pueblo ITS Student InfoSec Team and gain hands-on cybersecurity experience. This position will learn InfoSec technologies and complete projects on their own and will also participate in projects with the ITS team. MUST BE A CURRENT CSU PUEBLO ON-CAMPUS STUDENT.

Job Description

Faculty Staff

New: Workload Policy Forum

On behalf of the Graduate School

The Workload Policy Ad Hoc Committee was charged with making recommendations re: a workload policy for full time faculty. The committee is seeking input from faculty and other key stakeholders across our campus community.

Please join the Committee at one of the two forums listed below. Forums are held both in person and on Zoom.

(a) March 1st: 12:30-1:30pm

LARC 108 / Zoom Meeting ID: 953 1421 5648

(b) March 14th: 4-5pm

OSC Great Plains / Zoom Meeting ID: 953 1421 5648

The committee will also seek feedback from the Chair's Council and the Graduate Studies Board at their next respective meetings.

Committee members include: David Lehmpuhl (Chair), Ian Brennan, Juan Morales, Christine Rochester, Misty Sailors, Franziska Sandmeier, Grant Weller, and Stuart Benkert

Executive Summary

Faculty Staff

Canva Accounts for the 23-24 Fiscal Year

On behalf of MCCR

Make your department's marketing a breeze with a Canva subscription! Canva includes CSU Pueblo logos, brand colors and a photo library that is continually updated with photos that can be used for your marketing needs. When your project is complete, you can send it through Canva to the MCCR team for suggestions and approvals from your favorite creation location.

Two options will be available in early July 2023 for faculty and staff with a CSU Pueblo email:

FREE - Public Account

general log-in
public access to your projects
less secure

$162 for the year - Unique Account

unique, password protected account
has only your projects
more secure

Note: If you already have a Canva account through MCCR, you will need to notify us which account type you would prefer in July, or your account will be discontinued.

Students Faculty Staff

SPRING 2023 CAREER FAIR!!!

On behalf of the Career Center

All Students, Faculty and Staff~

Please plan on attending the Spring 2023 Career Fair, Wednesday, March 1st, between 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.

There will be over 40 employers participating and they bring door prizes. Please come prepared to meet with recruiters about full time, part time and Internship opportunities.

Be sure to complete your HANDSHAKE profile to get noticed by employers.

Students Faculty Staff

All it takes is an idea!

On behalf of the Thomas V. Healy Center

Get ready for our own local “Shark Tank.” Present and speak with real venture capitalists for a chance to win cash prizes and network with investors. Last year alone contestants won $14,000 worth of prizes! Bring your greatest ideas and turn them into reality!

Registration link

Students Faculty Staff

New: PARTICIPATE IN NCL (NATIONAL CYBER LEAGUE) CYBER SECURITY GAMES! INFORMATION SESSION

On behalf of the Hasan School of Business

PARTICIPATE IN NCL (NATIONAL CYBER LEAGUE) CYBER SECURITY GAMES! INFORMATION SESSION:Thursday March 2, 2023

Please join us for an in-person 1 hour "Welcome and Introduction to the Spring 20232 NCL cyber security games” information session on CSUP campus in the Hasan School of Business building (HSB 119). Food and drinks will be provided.

When: THURSDAY, March 2, 2023, from 5:30 – 6:30pm in HSB119 Lab.

All CSUP students interested in competing individually and on a team level against other U.S. university and college students in the areas of cyber security, open source intelligence, cryptography, ethical password cracking and several other NCL challenge areas should attend.

Pueblo CC, Pikes Peak CC, Arapahoe CC, and all interested high school students are invited in person or via Zoom.

Cyber security, homeland security, criminology, law enforcement and all majors are welcome!

For further information contact Dr. Roberto Mejias at roberto.mejias@csupueblo.edu or Jim Quintana at james.quintana@csupueblo.edu.

Zoom Link

Faculty Staff

New: Would This Be a Fundamental Alteration? Practical Guidance For Working with Students and Faculty

On behalf of Disability Resource & Support Center and Title V HSI Grants

Although some accommodation requests are fairly routine to consider, other requests could fundamentally alter the course, program, or activity, and therefore may not be an appropriate accommodation to implement. How can we make that determination and feel sure about our decision? This workshop will guide practitioners through scenarios that frequently arise in this work, including requests for remote attendance, extra time on skills-based or lab exams, and flexible deadlines. The presenters will provide a framework for consulting with faculty, eliciting necessary information from students and establishing a sound process for evaluating the request and when necessary, determining if it constitutes a fundamental alteration.

Zoom webinar ID#: 890 3503 0980

Passcode: g1RNTN1Dmg

Faculty Staff

New: Philosophy Forum: Virtual Talk and Q&A on Moral Philosophy

On behalf of Philosophy and Religious Studies Program

What is the relationship between truth and morality? Find out from Professor J. Spencer Atkins, a published expert on ethics, social epistemology, and environmental philosophy. He will be introducing, clarifying, and motivating the concept of moral encroachment, a concept that suggests ‘what we know’ is bound up with what we believe is morally right. Come join this fascinating discussion that bears on so many debates we have today, from “alternative facts” to “wokeness.”

And did I mention there is pizza? From 5-5:30, there will be a reception where you can eat pizza and learn more about the Philosophy and Religious Studies program, our courses, and our minor. Professor Atkins' talk will start at 5:30.

Information on Philosophy and Religious Studies Program

Students Faculty Staff Retirees Community Partners

Musical Theatre presentation "Destination unKnown"

On behalf of the Music Department

The Music Department proudly presents a cabaret event entitled, "Destination unKnown," a show about getting out there to see the world! We are excited to present our musical in collaboration with Media and Entertainment. The event is the culmination of hours of hard work learning music and choreography that is sure to delight all ages. The cast is made up of students, CSUP staff members, and community members. Tickets can be purchased in the Music Office, or by calling Chad Beery at 719-549-2809. Ticket prices are $10 for adults, $5 for kids 12 & under, $5 for high school and college students with a current ID. Seating is limited but some tickets may be available for purchase at the door.

There are three shows, Friday and Saturday, March 10 & 11 at 7pm and Sunday, March 12 at 2pm.

Students

Student Focus Groups – Make Your Voice Heard!

On behalf of Enrollment Management

CSU Pueblo STUDENTS – we want to hear from YOU! We want to know how you chose CSU Pueblo, how your experience was getting in, getting set up, getting registered, and all of the good and bad that happened when you were first starting here. Did we send you too many emails? Not enough? Did you get stuck, confused, feel like you missed something? Was there someone who helped you so much, you want us to know? What was easy, what was hard, what made no sense, what was helpful? Please join us for one of these Focus Groups and give it to us straight as we try to improve our services in Admissions and Enrollment Management. Free food and prizes!

March 13, 2023- 2:00-3:00pm- OSC Fireplace

March 14, 2023- 8:30-9:30am- OSC Fireplace

March 15, 2023- 12:00-1:30pm- OSC Pack Cafe

March 16, 2023- 10:00-11:00am- OSC Fireplace

March 17, 2023- 10:00-11:00am- Zoom

Zoom Link

Students Faculty Staff

Weight Loss Program: LOSE 10 lbs in 5 weeks .... STILL TIME TO COMMIT

On behalf of Rec Center

Still time to sign up!!Rec Center is offering a weight-loss program: Lose 10 lbs in 5 weeks (that's 2 lbs/week - healthy!) Cost of the program is $50 for the entire session including workouts, tips/tricks, and reasonable ways to be accountable and successful. Program runs thru March 17- just in time for Spring Break!! ($10 Thunderbucks with successful completion of program and loss of 10 lbs). Contact Lisa to get started!

Students Faculty Staff

New: The Student Leadership and Involvement Awards need Judges!

On behalf of Student Engagement and Leadership

Apply to be a judge for the Student Leadership and Involvement Awards!

Do you have experience with adjudicating? Or experience with developing leaders or student organizations? Then apply today!

Applications are open to all Faculty/Staff and Alumni of CSU Pueblo. (Applicant cannot be an active advisor for any student organization/Greek life organizations.)

Click the link to apply today.

Student Leadership and Involvement Awards Judge Application

Faculty Staff

New: Nominations for the 2022-23 Outstanding Team Award

On behalf of the President's Office, Provosts Office, Operations & Advancement, Business Financial Services and Enrollment Management

The Outstanding Team Award recognizes CSU-Pueblo offices, departments, informal groups, task teams or committees who have made a significant contribution that has positively impacted CSU-Pueblo's operations, processes, student success, or morale. Nominated teams will be evaluated on how well the team works collaboratively on a common project, service, or goal to consistently provide great service to our students and the campus community by way of their actions. Outstanding Team Award nominations must be submitted by noon on Friday, March 31, 2023. Use the link below to submit your nomination.

Nomination Form

Students Faculty Staff Community Partners

New: Nominations for Student Leadership and Involvement Awards Opening soon!

On behalf of Student Engagement and Leadership

Do you know a student leader or student organization that deserves the ultimate shout out for the work they've put in at CSU Pueblo?! Nominate them for an Excellence in Leadership or Student Organization Award asap!

Nominations for the Student Involvement Awards OPEN Feb. 27th and CLOSE March 10th.

SLI Awards nomination page

Faculty Staff

Spring '23 Professional Learning Events & Opportunities

On behalf of the Center for Teaching, Learning, & Leadership

We are excited to kick off the Spring '23 term with several professional learning opportunities for faculty, administrative professional staff, and campus leadership!

More information about CTLL events and opportunities is shared in the link below.

Visit our Website

Students Faculty Staff

23rd Annual Dining Etiquette Dinner

On behalf of CSU Pueblo Career Center

Hey CSU Pueblo Students!

The Career Center is happy to announce our 23rd Dining Etiquette Dinner! This year's event will occur on Thursday, April 13, at 5:30 pm, in the OSC Ballroom. At this interactive event, you will learn how to properly layout a formal place setting, enjoy a delicious meal, and network with other professionals. Professional dress is required, and seating is limited.

To sign up, please fill out this form: https://forms.gle/BR98no7vJ74MRpf68

If seating is complete when you try to register, please get in touch with the Career Center to be put on the waitlist. And remember, the Career Closet is available if you need professional attire.

*Please note that you must notify the Career Center 48 hours in advance if you cannot attend. Otherwise, you will be charged a $25 no-show fee.

If you have any questions or want to be put on the waitlist, don't hesitate to contact the Career Center at 719-549-2980.

Hope to see you there!

Etiquette Dinner Invitation

Students Faculty Staff Retirees Community Partners

Let's Move Pueblo

On behalf of CSU Pueblo

This is an annual event sponsored by EPER 461 Management class for the Pueblo community. It runs from 8:30 -noon for students grades Pre-K - 8th grade. Many activities and vendors will be included in this event Make your calendar, bring your friends and neighbors, volunteer, or just come watch. See you there!!!!!

Students

Now Hiring Work-Study Students

On behalf of the School of Education

Job description:

Serve as a point of contact for the School of Education office. Responsible for answering telephones, assisting with walk-in inquiries, data entry, photocopying, mail distribution, campus errands & deliveries, filing, updating bulletin boards, assisting with special projects, and other duties assigned.

Skills required:

Preferred education major/minor. Typing, experience with Microsoft Word, Exel, and Powerpoint, personable and helpful, reliable attendance, professional mannerism, and must maintain confidentiality in the office.

For more information contact Mary Sandoval at either

Email: mary.sandoval@csupueblo.edu

Phone: 719-549-2250

Students Faculty Staff

The MAPS Center for STEM Support presents: STEM Affinity Groups!

On behalf of MAPS, Center for STEM Support

The MAPS Center for STEM Support strives for excellence in providing holistic support services to all STEM students through culturally competent programming and resources in a safe, inclusive environment. We are equally committed to decreasing mental health stigma among STEM students, faculty, and staff.

MAPS hopes to give space for developing 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) through the introduction of Affinity Groups.

Meetings will begin Monday, 2/13/23 and be held weekly following this schedule in the MAPS Office (LS 114):

LatinX in STEM, Mondays

Women in STEM,Tuesdays

1st Generation in STEM, Wednesdays

LGBTQ+ in STEM, Thursdays

Please contact Shelby Bitz, Director of the Center for STEM Support, with any questions at shelby.bitz@csupueblo.edu

Students Faculty Staff

Testing Center Available for Faculty and Students

On behalf of Testing Center

The Testing Center is available for all faculty to use for providing accommodated, make-up, and other classroom testing for their students. There are policies and procedures that need to be followed in order for faculty to make use of the services that are provided. If you are interested in using the Testing Center's services for your testing needs, please reach out to Strider Swope, Testing Center Manager, or Jordyn Hiner-Sanchez, Testing Center Coordinator, for a comprehensive list of our policies.

Faculty Staff

Thunderwolf Recreation (Rec Center) - Group Fitness Classes

On behalf of Student Recreation

Thunderwolf Recreation is excited to start Group Fitness classes on Monday, January 23.

Yoga classes will be offered evenings at 5:15pm (Mon thru Thurs) and also on Tues & Thurs mornings at 9am. "Total Body Workout" (muscle toning & conditioning) will be held at 12noon on Tues & Thurs. Office Yoga (Zoom only) is offered at 12:30pm Tues & Thurs. Fitness classes are open to all fitness levels - with modifications ("easier or harder") shown.

NEW TO FITNESS? NEW TO THE REC? NOW is the time to get moving. A full schedule is available at the front desk of the Rec Center.

CSU Pueblo Faculty & Staff members (benefit eligible) and enrolled students have access to the Rec Center, including usage of the Rec facility, lap swim (pool), racquetball courts, open climbing @ rock wall, and attendance of fitness classes.

Please visit the Rec Center for more information. REC OPEN HOURS are Mon-Thurs 6am-9pm; Fri 6am-7pm; Sat 9am-12noon; Sun 2pm-7pm.

Thunderwolf Recreation - Fitness

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.

Students Faculty Staff

Now Hiring Work-Study Students!

On behalf of the Registrar's Office

The Registrar’s Office is hiring qualified work-study students for the Spring, Summer, and Fall semesters! Assist the Degree Analyst team by ensuring new and current students are on-track during their academic careers. Duties include data entry, filing, scanning, and assisting with special projects as needed. Flexible working hours to fit your schedule and our friendly office environment make this an ideal work-study position!

Apply online by clicking the link below, or apply in-person by stopping by the RO in ADM 202 to pick up an application. Please bring a copy of your resume and class schedule.

For more information, please contact David Carleo at david.carleo@csupueblo.edu.

Apply Here

Faculty Staff

Pepsi Partnership for Your Events!

On behalf of Marketing, Communications, and Community Relations

PEPSI wants to partner with you for your on-campus and department sponsored events! Be sure to order with MCCR Operations Coordinator, Kelsey Herman, and plan ahead by at least two weeks to ensure the beverages of your choice.

PEPSI Order Form

Academics

Students

GRE, TOEFL iBT, and Praxis Exams Available On-Campus

On behalf of Testing Center

CSU Pueblo's Testing Center has been approved by ETS to offer the following exams to our campus and the Pueblo community: Praxis, GRE, and TOEFL iBT! Students and community members will register for each of the exams with their respective test publisher and select CSU Pueblo as the testing site.

Students Faculty Staff

EPER 104 Desert Orientation

On behalf of School of Health Science and Human Movement

Earn 2 credits for Spring 2023 and take the trip of a lifetime to Moab. This course is one week desert camping and backpacking experience, accompanied by lectures in preparation for the trip .Classes start 3/1 at 3pm to prepare for your spring break trip 3/20 - 3/25.

Students

Enroll in Forensic Science (CHEM 160/L) for Spring 2023 – it counts towards your GenEd Science Credit!

On behalf of the Chemistry Department

Ever wonder how the detectives and scientists solve a crime on “CSI”? If you want to be a detective, crime scene investigator, or forensic scientist, then this class is for you. Forensic science is one of the most important aspects of any criminal investigation – forensic scientists help solve crimes and puzzles through scientific means, testify as experts in court, and help collect evidence at crime scenes.

Come take CRIM 413 - Patterns of Homicide on Fort Carson Army Post. This class examines the rates, types, patterns, and provides explanation of homicide in the United States and selected other countries. This class will be on Thursday nights from 5:30pm-8pm with Tiffany Grainger in Room 205 at Fort Carson. Sign up through your PAWS account or contact the Fort Carson CSU Rep at 719-586-6930. Note: Prerequisites are CRIM 101 or CRIM 203 or SOC 203.

Students

How will we deal with climate change, wildfire, and drought? Enroll in SOC248 Environmental Sociology to find out!

On behalf of the Department of Sociology, Criminology, and Anthropology

SOC 248: Environmental Sociology is a hi-flex class offered Spring 2023 that meets in person Wednesdays from 11:00-12:20pm. We will learn about the relationships between society and the environment including issues like climate change, wildlife, fire, drought, environmental justice, environmental behavior, and much more. You'll also learn valuable skills like interdisciplinary research and data analysis - using environmental and social indicators together to examine the most pressing problems of the 21st century. This course is open to all and fulfills requirements for the Sustainability Minor. Register today!

Students

Study Abroad at Soongsil University in Seoul Korea

On behalf of the Center for International Programs / Hasan School of Business

This is a 4-week summer program which will be held at Soongsil University in Seoul, Korea. Please contact Dr. Cho at joey.cho@csupueblo.edu to discuss this opportunity. Also, visit the following link to see more detailed information.

Study Abroad at Soongsil University in Seoul Korea

Students Faculty Staff

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