Students



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!

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!

Faculty Staff



REMINDER: NEW STAFF PARKING PERMITS 2023-2025

On behalf of Parking and Safety

Current Staff Parking Passes will expire on December 31st, 2023. New Staff Parking Passes will go on sale December 1st, 2023 and will be valid until December 31st, 2025. There will be a grace period extending through January 2024 to allow for time to come to our office or to purchase a pass over the phone. Your pass can be purchased at the Parking and Safety Office (Administration Building Room 118), or over the phone (719) 549-2373. Payroll deduction will still be available and needs to be set up in person at the Parking and Safety Office. Please contact the Parking and Safety Office with any other questions. 

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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.

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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.  

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NEW: Giving Baskets

On behalf of The Center for Student Support and Advocacy

Attention students, staff and faculty!

In spirit of the holiday season, we are giving away 10 giving baskets filled with the holiday essentials: turkey, ham, bread and assorted canned foods. Secure your chance to get a giving basket by singing up at the provided link. 

If you signed up to get a basket you can pick it up on 12/07/23 from 10 am - 4pm. We will also call to remind you. 

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.

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!

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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.

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NEW: Give and Gig

On behalf of the Give and Gig Committee

It is with great pride and joy that we announce our annual “Give & Gig” event, a fundraiser for charity. Since our first “Give and Gig”, we have partnered with the Pueblo County Boys and Girls Club, CASA of Pueblo and the Pueblo Cooperative Care Center; raising funds, collecting food donations, toys and clothing, and “adopting” thousands of children to fulfill their Christmas wish and needs list. “Give & Gig” is a collective effort of friends and family and businesses, who simply want to make a difference in their community.

We are not a non-profit organization. All overhead costs are paid out of pocket by friends and family, or by our generous sponsors. One hundred percent of all funds raised, and gifts collected are donated directly to the non-profits we sponsor and monitored by the organizations at the Give and Gig event. We help coordinate these efforts.

There is a Christmas tree located in the Administration building (2nd Floor, in front of the Admissions Office) where YOU can find a stocking on the tree with instructions:

STEP 1: SELECT A STOCKING FROM THE TREE (COMMITT TO THIS, DO NOT LET A CHILD’S STOCKING WISH GO UFULFFILED)

STEP 2: PURCHASE GIFT, EXACTLY AS DESCRIBED ON THE STOCKING

STEP 3: RETURN THE GIFT-IN GIFT BAG WITH THE ORIGINAL STOCKING BY DEC. 16 TO THE MARKETING OFFICE (ADMIN 320, 3RD FLOOR) OR BRING TO THE GIVE AND GIG ON DEC. 17 

Please see the letter below for the information on how you can make a positive impact this holiday season!

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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.

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

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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 

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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 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