Holding a benefit concert and blood drive were among the possible Haiti fund-raising efforts discussed during a Monday meeting in the Associated Student Government Chambers at the Occhiato University Center at Colorado State University-Pueblo. Anyone interested in missionary work can learn more by visiting http://dex.cidi.org/. The next meeting will be held today at noon and at 5 p.m. in the ASG Chambers.
Holding a benefit concert and blood drive were among the possible Haiti fund-raising efforts discussed during a Monday meeting in the Associated Student Government Chambers at the Occhiato University Center at Colorado State University-Pueblo. Anyone interested in missionary work can learn more by visiting http://dex.cidi.org/. The next meeting will be held today at noon and at 5 p.m. in the ASG Chambers.
Tim Tuiasosopo, 20, a sophomore majoring in civil engineering at Colorado State University-Pueblo, said he didn’t expect to take first place honors for his vocal performance at the CSU-Pueblo’s Got Talent held Tuesday at the Occhiato University Center ballroom.
Josh Tatofi, 18, a freshman majoring in sociology, agreed, saying competition was ... Read MoreStudents learn about the dangers of binge drinking
Published On 20 Oct 2009 By Bill Dagendesh. Under Features.
Binge drinking and hazing is a problem on college campuses and Colorado State University-Pueblo is working to educate students and prevent tragedy from happening, according to Stephanie Arellano, CSU-Pueblo interim alcohol and other drug education program coordinator.
‘The Other Latinos’ shares culture with students
Published On 20 Oct 2009 By Bill Dagendesh. Under Features.
Tina Marie Rivera, 51, a senior majoring in psychology at Colorado State University-Pueblo, said she loved participating in The Other Latinos event because it gave her the opportunity to share her genealogy with students interested in learning about Hispanic culture.
Student organization recieve funding for events
Published On 19 Oct 2009 By Bill Dagendesh. Under News.
A total of $965.95 in grants has been awarded to two Colorado State University-Pueblo student organizations for upcoming projects from the Student Organization Finance Committee.
Enter college as a civilian, graduate as a Navy Officer
Published On 19 Oct 2009 By Bill Dagendesh. Under News.
Many people of interest, from actors to astronauts and politicians to presidents, have a shared experience that is now available at Colorado State University-pueblo.
U.S. Navy officer.
According to U.S. Navy Chief Boatswain’s Mate (Surface Warfare) Robert Helmick, officer programs, Navy Operational Support Center, Fort Carson, the U.S. Navy Recruiting Office has ... Read MoreOutstanding educator of the year awarded to a CSU-Pueblo dean
Published On 19 Oct 2009 By Bill Dagendesh. Under News.
Hector Carrasco, Ph.D., dean of the College of Education, Engineering and Professional Studies, Colorado State University-Pueblo, will receive the 2009 Outstanding Educator of the Year award by the Society of Mexican American Engineers and Scientists (MAES) Friday, Nov. 6 at the Riviera Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas.
Carrasco is being awarded ... Read MoreGordieDay promotes awareness of binge drinking
Published On 21 Sep 2009 By Bill Dagendesh. Under News.
Drinking alcohol is a part of the college experience for many, but binge drinking may lead to death.
In an effort to raise awareness about the dangers of alcohol and hazing among our youth, students are encouraged to participate in the second annual National GordieDay from 10 to 3 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 24 at Colorado State University-Pueblo, said Stephanie Arellano, CSU-Pueblo alcohol and other drug education program coordinator.
Be prepared for the next Job Fair
Published On 14 Sep 2009 By Bill Dagendesh. Under News.
Job and internship opportunities are available for students looking to find employment following graduation, and employers say they welcome the opportunity to offer these positions to the most qualified applicants.
But according to Tanya Baird, the internship coordinator at Colorado State University-Pueblo, getting hired is only part of any job search. First, she said, an applicant must get an employer to notice them - a sometimes impossible feat. That's because, she said, in today's highly competitive job market employers want more than a college degree; they want someone who somehow stands out from the competition and shouts, "I'm the one for the job!"
Students will have an opportunity to explore their options at the third annual Internship and Job Fair scheduled for 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 22 at the Colorado State University-Pueblo Career Center.Students Inducted into Alpha Lambda Delta National Honor Society
Published On 14 Sep 2009 By Bill Dagendesh. Under News.
For achieving a 3.5 grade point average in their first semester, 43 first-year Colorado State University-Pueblo students will be inducted into the Alpha Lambda Delta National Honors Society during a recognition ceremony scheduled for 3:30 to 4 p.m. Tuesday, in the Occhiato University Center Ballroom.
Derek Lopez, Ph.D., CSU-Pueblo first programs director, ... Read MoreForget the Job – Get a Career
Published On 02 Sep 2009 By Bill Dagendesh. Under News.
Arrgh! You're so mad you could just scream! You hand your job application to a prospective employer who, after only 10 minutes, says you aren't what the company is looking for. You're tired of repeatedly losing out to other applicants when applying for a job. You know you're just as good, ... Read More
