WEDNESDAY,FEBRUARY 14TH, 2024

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CSU Pueblo News

Pueblo Region Academic Health Partnership 2024 Symposium & Networking Event

CSU Pueblo is hosting the second annual Pueblo Region Academic Health Partnership Symposium & Networking Event, coming up on February 23, 2024, at CSU Pueblo Occhiato Student Center Ballroom. The event will last from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm and lunch will be served.

Colorado State University Pueblo and the Pueblo Department of Public Health and Environment (PDPHE) have collaborated to establish the Pueblo Region Academic Health Partnership (PRAHP). PRAHP aims to enhance public health outcomes in the Pueblo region through teamwork in research, community outreach, education, and the creation and execution of public health initiatives. Simultaneously, it offers CSU Pueblo students practical learning experiences and avenues for professional development.

Whether you possess expertise or a keen interest in participating in public health research, outreach, or education, this event is tailor-made for you! It provides valuable information for individuals with inquiries about public health research, those seeking assistance with data analysis, organizations in search of public health interns, or anyone deeply intrigued by Academic Health Partnerships.

The Pueblo Region Academic Health Partnership (PRAHP) consists of the Pueblo Department of Public Health & Environment (PDPHE) along with engaged faculty and staff at CSU Pueblo, predominantly situated in the Health Sciences, Sociology, MAPS, and Nursing departments. Moreover, for this year's event, we have enlisted the involvement of experts at both state and national levels who specialize in Academic Health Partnerships. Furthermore, the previous year's occasion led to the initiation of at least six collaborative projects involving CSU Pueblo faculty, students, and officials from the PDPHE.

Questions can be directed to Aaron Johnson at 720-446-3810.

Athletics

Stay up-to-date with the latest schedule, player statistics, and game highlights, cheering for our Pack Athletes every step of the way.

Go ThunderWolves! #DevelopingChampions

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Students Faculty Staff

NEW: Stay Secure: Understanding CSU's Annual Password Reset

On behalf of the Division of IT

CSU takes cybersecurity seriously. That's why all students, faculty, and staff must update their NetID password every year. As we enter a new semester, it's important to understand this policy and why it matters for protecting university data and accounts.

What is the NetID Password Policy?

CSU requires all NetID account holders to reset their password once per year. Users will receive an email notification when their annual password reset is due. This policy ensures passwords don't remain static and vulnerable for long periods. It's a best practice recommended by cybersecurity experts.

How to Identify Legitimate Update Requests

When your annual password expiration email arrives, how do you know it's legitimate? Here’s what to look for:

The email will come from the NetID@colostate.edu email address.

The message will include your name, NetID, and password expiration date. Along with instructions to update your password.

Links will go to valid CSU sites like netid.colostate.edu, it.colostate.edu, and csupueblo.edu. Hover over links to preview destinations. You can also type these into your address bar rather than clicking a link.

The first email is sent 30 days before the expiration date. We send reminder emails until the password is changed or expires. If you have a recovery email listed, expiration notices go there as well.

You can also verify the password request by visiting the NetID website:

Go to the NetID website and select View/Update > Show My Information. In the NetID Account section, look for Password Changed and Password Expires.

Keeping university accounts and data secure takes teamwork. CSU has policies like the yearly NetID password reset to help. But policies are most effective when users understand them and do their part.

It’s also important for everyone to learn how to spot real emails versus phishing attempts. If in doubt, report it. Contact the Cybersecurity Team via email for help.

Students Faculty Staff

Using AI for Teaching, Learning, and Research - Open Discussion for Faculty, Students, and Staff

On behalf of the Library and CTLL

Join in an informal discussion, to be repeated monthly, with other faculty, staff, and students about how you are using AI in your teaching, learning, and research. Share your experiences and learn what students think. Come prepared to share tools and strategies, or just to listen and ask questions. All are welcome.

Students Faculty Staff Retirees Community Partners

Threlkeld Prize Application Due February 16, 2024

On behalf of CSU Pueblo Foundation

Please encourage all graduating seniors to apply: The Threlkeld Prize for Excellence is an award that CSU Pueblo bestows upon a top graduate each year. This prestigious student award was created in 1990 to honor the memory of Budge Threlkeld, a well-respected faculty member and beloved member of the Pueblo Community. The selected recipient will receive a monetary award, be recognized at the spring commencement, and will receive the first diploma at commencement.

Eligibility:

Graduating senior (Fall 2023, Spring 2024, or Summer 2024)

Completed at least four semesters at CSU Pueblo Attained a 3.7 GPA (not cumulative, not rounded) for three full-time consecutive semesters prior to nomination

Demonstrated service to CSU Pueblo and the community.

The Application deadline is February 16, 2024, at 11:59 p.m.

Threlkeld Information

Students Faculty Staff Community Partners

Free App Day at PPSC Campus

On behalf of EXST

Know someone who needs help with their application? They can come get help, and an application waiver code, at the PPSC campus on Feb 20th from noon to 3 pm.

Faculty Staff

Search & Screen Committee and Chair Training

On behalf of HRIE

This is the training required for search and screen committee members. Due to the large number of employees who have previously attended, we are now only offering this session one time per month, so be sure to attend. This session will be held remotely using the Zoom link listed below. The first hour and 1/2 is for all committee members. The last 1/2 hour is additional training required for those who wish to serve as a committee chair. Please email Maggie Miller at margaret.miller@csupueblo.edu if you have any questions. All are welcome to attend. No registration is required. Attendance will be taken. Thank you!

Zoom Link

Students Faculty Staff

G.R.I.T Workshop

On behalf of SEAL

Join us for G.R.I.T (Groundedness, Resilience, Integrity & Tenacity) on Wednesday, February 21, 2024 from 4 - 5pm in the OSC Great Plains with dinner provided. Guest speaker stay tuned!

Come and learn from professionals to get more knowledge about the G.R.I.T Workshop that will be happening.

General and Upcoming Announcements

NEW: 2023 Biennial Review

On behalf of Student Affairs

Please take time to review the 2023 Biennial Review. This review is required by the Drug Free School and Communities Act (DFSCA) and is updated every two years with information related to programs and assessments related to alcohol and drugs use and prevention.

2023 Biennial Review

Students

NEW: Parking and Safety Officer Positions

On behalf of Parking and Safety

The Parking and Safety Office is currently looking for student workers to work as Parking and Safety Officers. In this position you will issue citations to vehicles on campus, sell parking permits, answer phones and general parking questions, and to assist at the window as needed. We also help with campus events and will post signage or put out cones to reserve parking lots. Our office is open from 7am-5pm. Our employees are able to have flexible schedules that will work around their school / athletic schedules. If you are interested, please bring a copy of your resume and current class schedule to the Parking and Safety Office located in the Administration Building Room 118. We will have you fill out a parking application when you arrive and will contact you to get an interview scheduled after all paperwork (resume, class schedule, parking application) are turned into our office.

Parking and Safety Website

Faculty Staff

NEW: Submit Your Content on Campus Digital Signage!

On behalf of MCCR

The NEW official CSU Pueblo digital signage system is now online! All campus departments now have the opportunity to display events and announcements on digital signage campus wide. Please read the important details/requirements before submitting your content.

It is important to note that all content that is submitted to this form MUST be in landscape orientation and not portrait, and that the resolution must be at least 1920x1080 pixels to be approved.

Submit Your Content

Students Faculty Staff Retirees Community Partners

NEW: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Training Available in February!

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 numerous professional development opportunities, days of awareness, campus events, local area events, programming, learning opportunities, and articles this month.

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Students Faculty Staff Community Partners

Financial Aid Fridays

On behalf of Student Financial Aid Services

Want to learn more about the new FAFSA? Have questions about your financial aid? Just want a snack? Join Student Financial Services for Financial Aid Fridays. Answers, advice, and food are all free and plentiful in the OSC or LARC each Friday in February:

February 9, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., OSC Lobby

February 16, 8 a.m.-10 a.m., LARC Lobby

February 23, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., OSC Lobby

Can't make it during those times? The SFS team is available Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in ADM 212. Drop by or schedule an appointment through Starfish.

Student Financial Services

Students Faculty Staff Community Partners

Join us for the Pueblo Region Academic Health Partnership's Symposium & Networking Event!

On behalf of CIHHI

The Pueblo Region Academic Health Partnership (PRAHP) strives to improve public health outcomes in the Pueblo region through collaborative efforts in research, community outreach, education, and the development and implementation of public health initiatives, while providing CSU Pueblo students with hands-on learning experiences and opportunities for professional development.

Who should attend the PRAHP 2024 Symposium & Networking Event?

• Are you interested in learning more about how the PRAHP is working together currently?

• Do you have an expertise and desire to engage in public health research, outreach, or education?

• Do you have a public health related research question, and/or data in need of analysis?

• Would you benefit from the efforts of an intern? Or are you in need of a public health internship?

• Do you have a general interest in Academic Health Partnerships?

If you answered yes to any of the questions above, please join us for the second annual Pueblo Regional Academic Health Partnership Symposium & Networking Event!

Click here for more information

Students Faculty Staff

Black History Month - Writing JOY with Ashley Cornelius

On behalf of the Center for Student Support & Advocacy

Free performance & Workshop from Ashley Cornelius.

Students Faculty Staff Retirees

JCPenney Suit-up Event

On behalf of Career Center

Come to our suit-up event, deals are up to 50% off on business casual attire at JCPenney. Available to students, staff, and alumni. Don't miss out on this deal.

Please contact the Career Center for more information:

719-549-2980

careercenter@csupueblo.edu

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Students

Black Student Union - Black History Month

On behalf of Black Student Union

In February, The Black Student Union at CSU Pueblo will be hosting a variety of events to honor Black History Month!

Students Faculty Staff Retirees Community Partners

Recognizing Physical Accessibility in February!

On behalf of Disability Resources

Colorado State University Pueblo strives to create an environment that is welcoming to people of all abilities. We seek to dismantle barriers to equal opportunity, and embrace the diversity within disability as well as the variety of intersections with other social identities.

Each month, CSUP Disability Resources brings recognition to particular areas of accessibility, and provides resources to encourage equal access within our community. For February, we spotlight physical accessibility, and provide resources for making spaces accessible. We also share resources on accessibility within the Pueblo, Colorado Springs, and Denver metro communities.

Disability Awareness Resources

Faculty Staff

Commencement Shifts for Staff

On behalf of the Commencement Committee

Commencement is an important milestone in our CSU Pueblo students' academic and life journeys. To celebrate this important step, faculty and staff play an important role in the setup, facilitation, and clean up of the commencement ceremony.

The Staff Availability and the Faculty Participation forms are located on the Staff & Faculty Commencement page.

Full-time staff are expected to complete the availability form by March 1. Assignments will be communicated by end of March. The form allows staff to indicate if they are taking leave, indicate if they are required to work on the Monday following Commencement, request different shifts, and to rank their potential shifts.

Faculty are asked to indicate if they will walk in the ceremony.

All faculty and staff who participate will receive a CSU Pueblo shirt.

Students

Shape the Future of Tech at CSU and Win Prizes!

On behalf of the Division of IT

Calling all students! Complete a short, anonymous survey to enhance the student technology experience at CSU. By completing the survey, you can enter to win prizes!

Complete the Student Tech Experience Survey

Students Faculty Staff

Student Spiritual Wellbeing Needs & Interest Survey

On behalf of the Center for Student Support & Advocacy

The Center for Student Support and Advocacy and Student Spiritual Wellbeing Initiatives are conducting a brief survey to assess the belief systems of CSU Pueblo students and their needs and experiences on campus.

This information will help guide the development of programs and services for students in this area. Any and all students of all spiritual or faith belief systems are encouraged to participate.

We encourage faculty and staff to please share the survey with students who may be willing to participate.

For questions please contact Bill Redmond-Palmer wj.redmondpalmer@pack.csupueblo.edu

Survey Link

Students Faculty Staff Retirees

All Majors 2024 Spring Career Fair

On behalf of the Career Center

Looking for your next career? Students and alumni take this day to explore opportunities with employers within your field of study. It's never too early to network and make connections. We are thrilled to announce the addition of several NEW companies representing ALL majors.

Please contact the Career Center for more information:

719-549-2980

careercenter@csupueblo.edu

Students

Participate in a Discussion Forum on Free Speech and Democracy

On behalf of Political Science

Free speech is a Constitutional protected and culturally cherished value in the United States. But there have been recent efforts on both the political left and right to shun, censor, or prohibit disagreeable ideas and viewpoints. Amidst all the discussion of cancel culture, anti-CRT legislation, deplatforming, and book bans, what is the real value of free expression for unpopular or even detestable ideas? Are there limits to free expression, in the name of toleration, resisting hate, or the like? Is so, what are those limits? And what can our culture and/or political systems do to create a better “public forum” for debate and disagreement?

Come discuss these issues and more in one of our “Across the Aisle” Deliberative Forum! On the week of March 4th – 8th we will be hosting a number of small group (4-6 people) student discussion sessions on campus around this very topic. The discussion groups will be constructed and moderated to facilitate honest, respectful dialogue amongst students with different party affiliations and ideological perspectives. These series of discussions are part and parcel to research on cross-party dialogue and its effects on attitudes toward democracy. Participants will be asked in the spring to fill out a short survey before the forum, as well as a short survey afterwards.

Join one of these enlightening and rewarding discussions across the aisle! If you are potentially interested, click the link below, or email Dr. Ryan Strickler for more information.

Online Interest Form

Students Faculty Staff

Student Teaching Application is Due

On behalf of the School of Education

Just a friendly reminder that Student Teacher Application Documents are Due! Please turn applications in by February 23, 2024, to avoid a late fee. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Geraldine Trujillo-Santistevan, the Director of Student Teaching and Experiential Programming in the School of Education.

Student Teaching Application

Students Faculty Staff Community Partners

NEW: Schools with HEART Conference

On behalf of CTLL/DEI Task Force/CIHHI

Schools with HEART are: Health-oriented, Equitable, Accessible, culturally Responsive, and Trauma-invested. This free, one-day professional learning opportunity (Fri, March 15th) is open to educators, support staff and leadership. We invite you to attend this innovative, engaging confernce to promote both our own well-being and the students we serve. The day will be packed full of creative wellness!! Save the date in your calendar today! If attending in person, please register by March 1st. If zooming in to this hybrid conference, register by March 11th. Register via this link: https://forms.gle/9GbBUNmXRHGghmv49

Direct any questions you may have to your friendly conference coordinator, Karen Yescavage, at: karen.yescavage@csupueblo.edu.

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Students

Student Activities Committee

On behalf of Student Engagement and Leadership

Calling all enthusiastic and motivated students!

Are you ready to make a lasting impact on campus and create unforgettable experiences for your fellow students?

Join our Student Activities Committee and

become a driving force behind the vibrant student life at our university.

Not only will you gain valuable leadership and organizational skills, but you'll also forge lifelong friendships, create memories that last a lifetime. This is your chance to showcase your creativity, passion, and dedication while leaving a positive legacy on campus as a natural-born event planner, a talented artist, a sports enthusiast, or simply someone who loves bringing people together.

We welcome students from all backgrounds and interests to join our committee.

Together, we'll create an inclusive and vibrant campus community that fosters personal growth and unforgettable experiences.

Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to make a difference and leave your mark.

Join the Student Activities Committee today and let your passion shine!

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Faculty Staff Community Partners

Pack Eats Program

On behalf of Auxiliary Services

CSU Pueblo proudly introduces the Pack Eats Program, designed to minimize food waste and support student welfare. Through this innovative initiative, enrolled students have the opportunity to participate in a text messaging service that notifies them of surplus catering food availability on campus. Students receive timely notifications indicating when surplus food is available for pickup, thereby encouraging community engagement and resourcefulness. The Pack Eats Program not only addresses food waste but also contributes to the overall well-being of our student body by providing easy access to additional sustenance.

Text PACKFEEDS to 71444 to sign up!

Pack Eats Flyer

Faculty Staff Community Partners

Looking for Dedicated Faculty and Staff to Facilitate G.R.I.T. Workshops!

On behalf of Student Engagement and Leadership

Join us in empowering students to unlock their full potential and achieve individual success.

Our GRIT Workshops provide students with valuable skills that can be applied to any aspiration, whether it's excelling in their careers or improving their academic performance.

Our comprehensive workshops cover essential topics such as time management, cultivating healthy relationships, stress management, conflict resolution, and even a fun cooking class focused on preparing cost-effective and nutritious meals.

Facilitators are needed for the upcoming GRIT workshop topics

self-care, stress management, basic car maintenance such as changing oil and tires, and food insecurity, ETC.

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Faculty Staff

Mirror Mondays Speakers Needed!

On behalf of Student Engagement and Leadership

Join us for an enriching experience at Mirror Monday Discussions!

Seeking dedicated faculty or staff who have firsthand experience as first-generation college student, transfer student, Undocumented student, former foster youth, formerly incarcerated student, or a student with disabilities to generously share their valuable insights and personal stories with our current students. Topics include how you navigated through higher education, career exploration, lived experiences, and the unique assets and strengths you bring to the table.

These sessions create a supportive platform for students, faculty, and staff with similar backgrounds to connect, learn, and grow together.

Join us at Mirror Monday Discussions and

be part of a transformative journey!

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Faculty Staff

Student Engagement Advisory Committee: Attention passionate educators and dedicated staff members!

On behalf of Student Engagement and Leadership

Attention passionate faculty and dedicated staff members!

We are seeking faculty and staff to join our amazing

Student Engagement Advisory Committee.

As a member of this influential committee, you will have the opportunity to shape the student experience and make a lasting impact on our campus community by collaborating with fellow faculty and staff to develop innovative strategies and initiatives that enhance student engagement and success.

Your expertise and insights will be invaluable in guiding our institution towards creating meaningful student experiences.

If you are passionate about student success and eager to contribute to a dynamic and supportive community, we invite you to Join our Student Engagement Advisory Committee.

Together, let's inspire and empower the next generation of leaders.

Don't miss this opportunity to make a difference.

Join now and be a part of our transformative journey!

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Faculty Staff Retirees Community Partners

Join the Student Leadership and Involvement Awards Selection Committee!

On behalf of Student Engagement and Leadership

Dear Faculty and Staff,

Are you passionate about recognizing outstanding student leaders? Do you have a keen eye for evaluating achievements and contributions within our campus community? If so, we want YOU to join our selection committee!

The Student Leadership and Involvement Awards Selection Committee is currently seeking dedicated members to help us honor the remarkable efforts of our students for the 2023-2024 year. As a committee member, your main duty will be to review nominations and evaluate them according to a structured rubric. Your input will be crucial in adjudicating the most fitting student for each award based on the merits presented in their nomination.

To apply or for more information, please enter your information in the link below.

Deadline for applications: 2/21/2024

Don't miss out on this opportunity to play a vital role in honoring our exceptional student leaders – join us today!

*All current Student Organization (Co)Advisors do not qualify to participate in the Selection Committee.

Join Here!

Students

24th Annual Etiquette Dinner

On behalf of Career Center

The Etiquette Dinner is a must-attend event that provides students with the confidence and skills they need to succeed in their future careers. During our complimentary 4-course meal, students will learn the fundamentals of dining etiquette, and gain valuable insights from knowledgeable staff presenters and table leaders!

Reservations

Faculty Staff Community Partners

Summit on Public Policy, Education and Research (SPPEaR)

On behalf of SOCO Center for Politics and Public Affairs

Dear Members of the Pueblo Community and CSUP,

The Southern Colorado (SOCO) Center for Politics and Public Affairs cordially invites you to our first annual Summit on Public Policy, Engagement and Research (SPPEaR) on April 24th, 2024 from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm in GCB 111 at CSU Pueblo. This event will bring together community groups from across Pueblo and students and faculty at CSUP to discuss pressing policy issues in our community. Through this event, we hope to facilitate new, collaborative relationships that leverage the hard work of Pueblo community groups and the research expertise of CSU faculty and students to work on solutions for our community.

Please register for the event using the link below. If you or your organization would like to present the policy-related work you do in the community at SPPEaR please contact Professor Eddie Lucero via email at eddie.lucero@csupueblo.edu.

Students Community Partners

Calling All Alumni, Parents, and Family Members of CSU Pueblo Students!

On behalf of Student Engagement and Leadership

Join the prestigious Family Advisory Board (F.A.B.) and become an integral part of enhancing the college experience for our students.

As a FAB member, you'll have the opportunity to share your invaluable perspective and support the Office of Student Engagement and Leadership in their outreach and engagement initiatives.

By joining FAB, you'll help foster a stronger sense of community and provide vital support to both current and prospective families.

Your volunteer efforts will contribute to improving the overall quality of the CSU Pueblo experience for students and their families.

Participate in parent-to-parent panels, lend a helping hand at events, and collaborate with university staff by sharing your thoughts, concerns, and suggestions.

Let's make a lasting impact on the lives of our students and their families.

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Students Faculty Staff

STEM Affinity Groups

On behalf of MAPS Center for STEM Support

Hosted by the Center for STEM Support, STEM Affinity Groups are a 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).

The following will be offered this Spring: Women in STEM, BIPOC STEM Alliance, STEM Book Club, Neurodivergent in STEM, and Black in STEM. All groups will meet the 1st and 3rd week of the month.

More information about specific times and meeting spaces can found in the provided link. We hope to see you there!

Group Sign Up & Meeting Details Form

Students Faculty Staff Retirees Community Partners

Housing HQ has Moved

On behalf of Residence Life and Housing

Primary operations and customer service for Residence Life and Housing (RLH) recently moved to the Walking Sticks Clubhouse, located in the courtyard of the University apartments. In addition to providing office quarters for Assistant Director of Walking Sticks Apartments Halle Medina and the Director of Residence Life and Housing Monica Gallegos, the Clubhouse is staffed by RLH office assistants Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Residents, future residents, and campus partners are invited to contact RLH in person at the Clubhouse or via phone 719-549-2602 or email: csup_housing@csupueblo.edu. RLH also retains a presence in OSC 201, for your convenience. More information about RLH services is available on the Residence Life and Housing page.

Link Here!

Faculty Staff

Scheduling New Employee Photos

On behalf of MCCR

To schedule a new employee photo, please visit the intake form on the CSU Pueblo website under Marketing, Communications and Community Relations. If you are currently employed and require an updated photograph, please complete the provided intake form as well.

Intake Form

Students Faculty Staff Community Partners

Student Coaches Needed!

On behalf of CSU Pueblo Football

Student coaches are needed!

Please contact Caid Faske, Caid.Faske@csupueblo.edu for more information.

Students Faculty Staff

REMINDER: Visit the PAW Print & Copy Center

On behalf of Auxiliary Services

The PAW Print and Copy Center is dedicated to supporting all the printing and copying needs of CSU Pueblo. We are now the EXCLUSIVE place for you to get all your printing needs. Also, all partnerships with local print shops, such as My Friend the Printer, Schusters, Staples, etc. will need to come through the PAW Print & Copy Center.

We have set up an printing liaison deal that will get you the best prices and products no matter which route you choose. We are dedicated to providing amazing customer service, wonderful products, and on-brand options. Check out all the offerings below!

Visit our Website

Faculty Staff

REMINDER: DUO Change Notice

On behalf of MCCR

Click the link below to see the changes happening in Duo.

Duo Change

Academics

Students

NEW: Seoul, South Korea This Summer

On behalf of the Center for International Programs

Join us for an unforgettable summer at Soongsil University in the heart of Seoul!

Immerse yourself in a unique study abroad program featuring an enriching course, exclusive special lectures, captivating seven Korean cultural activities, and an exciting language exchange with local Soongsil students. This is your opportunity to blend academic excellence with unforgettable cultural experiences. Unleash your potential and broaden your horizons in the heart of South Korea's capital!

Scholarship is available. Please contact Dr. Cho at joey.cho@csupueblo.edu for more detailed information.

Students Faculty Staff

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