Many people complain, “There’s nothing to do in Pueblo,” but if they took a look at the city’s events, they might find something offering them fun, education and culture
Many people complain, “There’s nothing to do in Pueblo,” but if they took a look at the city’s events, they might find something offering them fun, education and culture
Alphonse Herrera enjoyed a popular following at CSU-Pueblo, in part because he accepted everyone for who they are and for what they have to offer society.Director of Human Resources steps down
Published On 21 Jul 2011 By Nikki Martinez. Under News.
CSU-Pueblo’s director of Human Resources, Ken Nufer has stepped down to begin his career as the director of HR at Pueblo Community College, starting August 15, according to a campus-wide email.
Leneeca Williams remembers the first time she met Sharon Hatton-Montoya.
Sharon Hatton-Montoya, who was known for her generosity and her love for students, died Friday at age 59. Cause of death is unknown.
Two women had one idea and a lot of motivation, and as simple as it may sound that is all it took for Whitney Prescia and Joni McKinley to venture into the business world.
Elizabeth Samaras, an assistant professor with the Nursing Department at CSU-Pueblo, and nursing graduate program students Patrick Cummings, Kimberly Paine, Tessa Meunier and Patricia Reynolds listen to a question asked by someone from the audience during the second annual Health Informatics Research Symposium held Thursday in the Chemistry building. Students ... Read More
The third year of the Distinguished Speakers series, sponsored by CSU-Pueblo, will begin this fall semester and will feature two Olympic speakers, an actor and a businessman.
