Maurice “Maury” Albertson, a CSU professor emeritus who was one of the architects of the Peace Corps, died Sunday at age 90.

A 1969 Colorado State University graduate, Black was raised “tormenting cows” in Las Cruces, N.M.

Temple Grandin, 61, who was diagnosed with autism as a child, is now professor of animal sciences at Colorado State University.

A conference conceived by Dale Brockway of the USDA Forest Service and shepherded by the conference co-chairs William Parton, an ecologist at Colorado State University, and Richard Pouyat with the USDA Forest Service, took more than a year to plan.

Nine members are appointed by the governor, representing wine makers, grape growers, wine wholesalers and retailers, general public and ex officio members from Colorado State University and the Colorado Tourism program.

But a Colorado State University researcher theorizes that it might not happen again at all.

Maurice Albertson, a Colorado State University researcher and an architect of the Peace Corps, has died after a brief illness. He was 90.

Maurice Albertson, an architect of the Peace Corps and a Colorado State University professor emeritus, died Sunday. He was 90.

Albertson spent 30 years at CSU, serving as the first director of its research foundation, director of International Programs and a professor of civil engineering. He was honored in 2006 with an honorary doctorate from CSU for his humanitarian work.

Maurice “Maury” Albertson, a former Colorado State University professor and founding father of the Peace Corps, died Sunday. He was 90.