Colorado State University Cooperative Extension’s new associate director comes from Kansas State University with a firm belief in the importance of program evaluation, a cornerstone of Cooperative Extension’s futuristic "CE 2000 Implementation Plan." Mary McPhail Gray, currently assistant director for …
Tim Steffens, former extension water-quality project manager for the Texas Agriculture Extension Service, is Colorado State University Cooperative Extension’s new range-livestock research and extension specialist for the southeast region. He begins his duties Aug. 14. "Steffen is filling a new …
Workers are one-quarter of the way toward salvaging what can be saved of the estimated 500,000 books, periodicals and monographs damaged by last week’s flood at Colorado State University, while crews around campus continue to make progress cleaning up buildings …
Damage estimates from the recent flood at Colorado State University are now at more than $100 million, as university crews work to ensure campus is fully functional in time for the fall semester. Colorado State President Albert C. Yates, who …
Most activities at Colorado State University have returned to normal as cleanup and determination of the extent of damage from flood water earlier this week continues. Acting President Jud Harper Friday afternoon stressed that Colorado State will be ready for …
Students enrolled in summer school at Colorado State University resumed classes Thursday, following a two-day reprieve in light of historic floods earlier this week. Work on campus continues in earnest to clean up flood-damaged buildings, remove debris and inventory equipment …
Cleaning a flood-damaged home is a daunting task–not to mention a messy and potentially dangerous one. Colorado State University Cooperative Extension is helping with the clean-up by offering homeowners expert information. Laurel Kubin, Colorado State Cooperative Extension director in Larimer …
Work crews Thursday began the task of removing an estimated 500,000 books, periodicals and journals damaged in floods that struck Colorado State University’s Morgan Library Monday night. University officials expected to fill between 50,000 and 70,000 boxes of waterlogged books …
Two more buildings opened Wednesday and summer session classes will resume Thursday following damage resulting from floods earlier this week, Colorado State University officials said. Officials relocated about 50 summer classes out of flood-damaged buildings and into new locations. Crews …
Summer school classes will not be held at Colorado State University Wednesday because of flood damage but most employees will be expected to return to work, university officials announced Tuesday afternoon. Classes will resume Thursday, although some will be relocated …
