Prabha Unnithan receives Government of India’s GIAN Award
Prabha Unnithan, CSU criminology professor, travels to India to lecture and broadcast on university’s education channel to help increase offerings to the general public.
Pete Taylor and David Sonnenfeld co-author book Water Crises and Governance
This book examines how water crises threaten the assumptions and accepted management practices of water users, managers and policymakers.
Students collaborate with the Environmental Defense Fund
Students in Jeni Cross’s Applied Social Change course partnered with the Environmental Defense Fund on a real-world project to protect Monarch habitats.
The Conversation publishes Michael Carolan’s ideas on the cranberry industry
The cranberry industry is working to boost demand for cranberry products at home and expand new export markets in Asia and Latin America.
Jeni Cross presents at World Wildlife Fund’s Fuller Symposium
Jeni Cross presented “Behavior Change Toolkits: A Systems Thinking Framework for Conservation” during the “Design for Change” session.
Michael Carolan’s turkey tale for NPR and The Conversation
The Tail From Your Thanksgiving Turkey Is A Delicacy Somewhere Else In The World Story by Rachel Estabrook. Originally published on Colorado Public Radio. LISTEN to audio: Michael Carolan Speaks With Ryan Warner This Thursday, while most American families jockey over white and dark meat on the Thanksgiving turkey, some others will fight for a piece […]
Hannah Love named a Research Top Scholar at CSU’s Graduate Showcase
Love is a Ph.D. student and her showcase project was “Mentoring on Interdisciplinary Research Teams” with advisor Jeni Cross.
Sneha Kadyan was named a Top Scholar for the Global Impact: Global Research Award
Kaydan is a Ph.D. student, and her entry was “Global Governance: The Role of Government and Fair Trade Initiatives in Cotton Textile Industry in India.”
Stephanie Malin co-organizes water symposium at CSU
The event offered dialogue with authors, academics, and citizens about water privatization, water as a human right and access to safe water for everyone.
Josh Sbicca interviewed on KCSU about bias-related incidents on campus
Josh Sbicca was interviewed on KCSU’s Rocky Mountain Review program about bias-related incidents on campus and about the increase in hate speech and hate crimes across the United States. The Rocky Mountain Review is a bi-weekly student-run news program.