“Basin wide, the snowpack is 110 percent to 130 percent than average. There is a concern for flooding because it’s been years since we’ve had this much of a snowpack where the snow is deep at high elevations, all the …
Martin Shields is an associate professor of economics at Colorado State University. His research on Northern Colorado’s economy is sponsored by a partnership between the Northern Colorado Economic Development Corp. and CSU’s Office of Economic Development.
The family turned to the Colorado State University Pet Hospice program, an in-home service that provides care for animals diagnosed with a terminal illness.
Buoyed by Larimer County’s decision to offer domestic partner benefits to its employees, Colorado State University faculty and staff are pushing for similar benefits.
Tony Frank, provost and senior vice president at Colorado State University, said he plans to wait until June to set up a search committee for a new dean of agriculture at the Fort Collins campus.
“Northern Colorado’s economy is not immune from national forces,” said Martin Shields, a Colorado State University professor and regional economist, in his recently released economic forecast. “And the U.S. doldrums have certainly taken some wind out of the region’s sales.”
Tim Stanton, a professor of animal science at Colorado State University and a researcher in animal nutrition, died March 24 of kidney cancer. He was 56.
Colorado State University Extension in Larimer and Weld counties will host the StrongWomen Program leader training from 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. May 20 at the Larimer County Fairgrounds in Loveland.
New research at Colorado State University could help American troops get a view of the enemy they can’t get right now. Researchers are doing it by improving radar.
“Youth and the Virtual Community,” a discussion of the positive and negative aspects of social network sites such as MySpace and Facebook, presented by Ron Hicks, assistant director of Colorado State University’s Conflict Resolution and Student Conduct Services.
