CSU Orientation Guide 2019

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Fort Collins Community Getting Around Fort Collins .............................................. 28 FoCo Guide to Music.......................................................... 30 Explore Colorado ................................................................ 32 Best of Fort Collins- Places ............................................... 34 Best of Fort Collins- Eateries ............................................ 36 Community Calendar.......................................................... 38

FA L L 20 1 9 R A M WE L C O M E Thursday, August 22, 2019 - Sunday, August 25, 2019 The next part of your orientation experience is to attend Ram Welcome! All new students are expected to attend Ram Welcome. Build upon your orientation experience and begin your successful adjustment to Colorado State University by exploring academic programs, meeting faculty and staff, learning about the many services available to support your college experience, becoming part of the CSU campus community, connecting with other new and current students, learning traditions and discovering what it means to be a CSU Ram! The Ram Welcome program is a campus-wide coordinated effort that brings the entire campus community together to welcome new students at the start of each semester.

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Welcome to Ram Country ................................................. 4 CSU by the Numbers ......................................................... 5 College Survival Guide ...................................................... 6 ASCSU.................................................................................... 8 70 Things to do at CSU Before you Graduate............. 10 Get Involved on Campus ................................................... 12 Diversity Offices................................................................... 14 Ram History and Traditions ............................................... 16 CSU Athletics........................................................................ 18

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LEARN MORE: For questions or additional information, contact Orientation & Transition Programs, (970) 491-6011 or email orientation@colostate.edu. otp.colostate.edu Ram Life is produced by Rocky Mountain Student Media.

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Welcome to Ram Country Colorado State University is at the heart of Fort Collins. Planting our roots here in 1870, we have been a key part of the community ever since. CSU provides a variety of attractions and events that make our campus a destination.

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Get Ready to Explore CSU Now That You’re a Ram Upcoming events

Fall Home Football Schedule

Ram Welcome

University of Colorado VS Colorado State

AUGUST 22-25, 2019

Friday, August 30th @ Broncos Stadium at Mile High, Denver

Explore academic programs, meet faculty and staff, learn about the many services available to support your college experience, and connect with other new and current students.

Western Illinois VS Colorado State

President’s Fall Address SEPTEMBER 11, 2019 I 11:15 AM

Toledo VS Colorado State Saturday, September 21st

Gather on CSU’s historic Oval for lunch and to hear the President’s annual Fall Address.

San Diego State VS Colorado State

Fall Involvement Expo

UNLV VS Colorado State

SEPTEMBER 4-5, 2019

Saturday, November 2nd

Do Something CSU! The Fall Involvement Expo is an opportunity for you and your fellow Rams to get information about clubs and organizations and get involved on campus.

Air Force VS Colorado State

Homecoming and Family Weekend

Boise State VS Colorado State

OCTOBER 2-5, 2019

Friday, November 29th

Join the CSU campus community as we celebrate CSU’s past, present, and future. Activities include the Festival on the Oval, Friday Night Lights (pep rally, bonfire, fireworks, and lighting the “A”), Homecoming parade, and the Homecoming football game! It is recommended to book travel and accommodations in advance.

Cans Around the Oval OCTOBER 2019 A CSU tradition where students, faculty, and staff partner with the community to raise awareness about hunger. It is Larimer County’s largest single-day food drive. Check out CANStruction in the LSC Plaza.

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CSU BY T HE N UMB E RS

CSU was founded as the Colorado Agricultural College, six years before the Colorado Territory gained statehood.

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College Survival Guide 5 Things I Wish I Knew Before Starting College

The first year of college can be an adjustment. You’re on your own, away from your parents, friends you grew up with, and starting a whole new life. You want to find your place, enjoy your freedom, and just have fun. However, one thing many entering freshmen can lose sight of is that we are here to get a degree! Doing well in your college classes is important. The classes you take in college are getting you one step closer to your future career! It’s important to take it all in and do as well as you can. It can be tricky to balance it all, but here are some tips that might ease some of your stress. These are the 5 things I wish I knew before starting college:

Over these next four years, Canvas will become your best friend, or your worst enemy. If you utilize it correctly, it is a helpful tool to keep track of upcoming assignments and monitor your progress. Being on top of your Canvas calendar and writing important dates into your planner will relieve your stress immensely. Also be sure to check the class syllabuses, which will usually have a schedule of when in class assignments, projects, and exams are. This way, you’ll always know when things are due and won’t be scrambling at the last minute to get things done.

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Just Go to Class!

Believe it or not, this can be a hard concept for many college students to grasp. Without having your parents to force you to get to school, it’s easy to decide to skip when you feel like it. Even if a class seems easy, just lecture, no in-class assignments, it is likely that your professor will prove you wrong. There will come a day when your professor will have a surprise in-class assignment, pop quiz, or mention important information about an exam, and you won’t be there for it. Just go to class, your grades will thank you.

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Ask for Help When you Need it

If you’re struggling with a course, get help! Go to your professor’s office hours. It can seem scary and a bit awkward, but they will most likely be happy to help. You can also check out options for tutoring or link up with other students in your class for study sessions. Not asking for help with concepts you can’t fully grasp will only lead to a failing grade.

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Get Involved

Getting involved in college is very important. It gives you experience to put on your resume and social connections. University involvement always looks good to future employers. While it can be hard to manage a lot of activities as an incoming freshman, it’s better to get immersed sooner rather than later.

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Don’t Feel Pressure to Declare Your Major Right Away

Many first-year college students don’t know exactly what they want to do, and that is okay! Undeclared students at CSU receive academic advisors that will help them talk through their interests and discover what majors and potential career paths would be a good fit. There is also the option to take introductory courses within different majors to see firsthand what appeals to you. If you’re unsure of which route to go, don’t declare a major on a whim. Give yourself the time to explore your interests. It’ll save you from the dilemma of having to change your major a year or two into your college career.

Helpful Resources

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Check Your Canvas Calendar Regularly TILT Free tutoring and academic support

Writing Center Free face-to-face and online writing consultations

Career Center Drop in career coaching

CSU Health Network Counseling 5 free counseling appointments per semester

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Your CSU Student Government Ben Amundson and Alex Farias are proud to be your acting Student Body President and Vice President. Their term brings a focus to lowering parking costs, reducing food insecurity, and reforming Fort Collins’ U+2 housing ordinance. ASCSU helps provide services such as the Collegiate Readership Program, the For-EverGreen T-Shirts, and a number of other programs. Going into the 49th Senate of ASCSU, along with Speaker Blake Alfred, Ben and Amundson want to lead the ASCSU team to return to students added benefits for the fees they pay. We hope you will join us and make a change that lasts.

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$54

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OF STUDENT FEES ALLOCATED DURING THE 2019-2020 SCHOOL YEAR

Your Voice Matters!

Join Us at Senate every Wednesday at 6:30 PM in the LSC chambers. (Across from Impressions coffee.)

Ask about becoming an Ambassador in any department that you share a passion for!

We can’t wait to meet you!

To the Rams joining us in 2019: If I could go back to my first day at Colorado State and give myself one piece of advice, it would be simple: Smile more often.

My time at CSU has been showered with failures and successes; it feels as though every ample academic achievement has been met with a similar scholastic misstep. The rolling tides of success and failure feel inevitable. One truth has helped me remain steadfast.

This truth-- echoed by our nation’s sixteenth president-- has the capacity to give us all hope: “Success is going from failure to failure without losing your enthusiasm.” President Lincoln was dedicated to this belief when he worked with Congress to help found our land-grant university. The hope was never that Americans could go forth without failure. The hope was that Americans would keep their enthusiasm in the face of failure.

Rams, welcome to Colorado State University. We are honored to have you in our family. As we succeed and fail together, let us remain steadfast. Never forget to smile.

Ben Amundson

ForEver Green Shirt 2019-2020

Meet the ForEver Green T-Shirt for your incoming class. When you receive your shirt on move-in day, you become part of a great tradition. Established in 2003, this shirt represents the enduring evergreens of Colorado, and the enduring school spirit of CSU students.

Designed and selected carefully by your peers during Spring 2019, this shirt is emblazoned with an image created for your generation of Rams alone. It will unify you on move-in day during Convocation, and for years to come.

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New students will receive their OWN 2019 For-Ever-Green T-Shirt @ Ram Welcome Check-In on Thursday, August 22, 2019 to wear to Convocation! Join the tradition!

Student Body President

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Study online or on campus.

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Gain additional experience with internships, research, study abroad, and field courses.

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Wear your For-Ever-Green shirt Get a photo with CAM the Ram Participate in Ram Welcome Yell loudly when the ROTC cannon is fired after CSU scores during a football game

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Serve the community by participating in CSUnity or Cans Around the Oval

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Attend “Grill the Buffs” rally to support the Rams as they take on the CU Buffaloes

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Join a student organization (learn more through the annual Involvement Expo and RamLink.)

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Eat a free lunch and listen to the speech at the President’s Annual Fall Address and University Picnic

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Help build a float and cheer on the annual Homecoming & Family Weekend parade

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Hike to, help paint, or light the “A” Find out who Peanuts the Bulldog was Vote in each ASCSU election Climb, hike, swim, camp, or relax at Horsetooth Reservoir (or all five!)

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Learn the CSU Fight Song and sing it with gusto

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Get in the CSU spirit by tailgating before a CSU home football game

Sport your orange at an “Orange Out” game Sing or dance along with the CSU Marching Band – in the audience or as a member

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Make a statement on the Stump in the LSC Plaza Join in the MLK Day March in January Find the high-water mark from the 1997 flood in the Lory Student Center and in the Oval Ride a TransFort bus Attend – or perform in – a University Center for the Arts (UCA) production

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Take a picture of you and your friends on the steps of the Administration Building

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Cheer on the Rams at the Rocky Mountain Showdown

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Learn why CSU is called a “land-grant university” Study in the sun on the Monfort Quad Spend a Friday afternoon in the Ramskeller Take a moonlight stroll across the Oval Learn more about a culture or community that isn’t your own at a Student Diversity Programs event Volunteer for RamRide Make – or fill – a request on KCSU (90.5) Attend a Ram Events concert, comedy program, or other event “Get Your Green On” and wear CSU gear on Fridays Do a Collegian crossword puzzle Play in or cheer on an intramural or Sport Club team Cross the Vietnam Memorial Bridge and think about why it’s there

Work off a stressful day at the Recreation Center Thank whoever made your college experience possible (Parents/families, teachers, yourself, scholarships/donors)

55 Put together a stellar résumé at the Career Center with a speaker on the LSC plaza – the CSU 56 Debate community values the free exchange of ideas

39 Throw a Frisbee by the Lagoon 57 Learn about or visit CSU’s Mountain Campus 58 Play in the snow on the West Lawn 40 Spend a Saturday night in Morgan Library 59 Attend a Monfort Lecture 41 Meet the dean of your college 60 Profess your love for CSU on I Love CSU Day 42 Do a victory lap at the Jack Christiansen Memorial Track 61 Chalk the sidewalks around the Lory Student Center CSU’s commitment to sustainability by getting to 43 Celebrate class in a greener way than a car 62 Have a meaningful international experience Watch a program on CTV 44 63 Rub Bill Morgan’s nose in the library for good luck Attend a Border War Game against Wyoming 45 64 Introduce yourself to a CSU Police Officer Have your picture taken with all of the Ram 46 statues on Campus 65 Swap stories with a CSU alum 66 Have a picnic on the grass of the Oval 47 Hug a tree in Sherwood Forest 67 Join in RecycleMania 48 Go to an art show in the Curfman Gallery a picture at the place that meant the most 49 Dine at the Aspen Grille 68 Take to you on campus 69 Have coffee with your favorite faculty member 50 Learn how to make – and stick to – a budget 70 Graduate – and join the Alumni Association 51 Go to the annual CSU Rodeo an internship or seek out a practical experience 52 Get outside the classroom

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CSU a happy birthday at the annual Founders Day 53 Wish celebration in February

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Go to CSU’s world famous International Invitational Poster Show

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Get Involved on Campus!

Clubs, Organizations, and Engagement

There is more to college than just going to class. Colorado State University gives you the opportunity to diversify your experience by joining or creating a community of fellow Rams who share your passion.

There are more than 550 clubs, organizations, and extracurricular activities at CSU

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Specialized Interests First Year Mentoring Program The RAMblings (A Cappella) Intramural Sports Rocky Mountain Student Media Humans versus Zombies Snowriders Campus Feminist Alliance United Nations Association of CSU American Sign Language Club CSU Film Society Longboarding Club at CSU Outdoor Club Swing Dance Society

Honor Societies SALUTE Veterans National Honor Society Alpha Lambda Delta Alpha Pi Honor Society (Disabled Students) Beta Alpha Psi (Accounting) Chi Epsilon (Civil Engineering) Phi Alpha Theta (History) National Residence Hall Honorary Pi Alpha Xi (Horticulture) Upsilon Pi Epsilon (Computer Science)

Academic University Honors Program Key Communities President’s Leadership Program First Year Mentoring Program

Volunteer Programs Project Homeless Connect Alternative Breaks SLiCE Adaptive Swim TGIF

Find Out More

Slice office (LSC room 210)

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(970) 491-1682 lsc.colostate.edu/slice

Organizations Directory ramblink.campuslabs.com/engage

Complete Honors Society List provost.colostate.edu

Complete Volunteer Programs List lsc.colostate.edu/slice/slice-engagement

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From large concerts and local live music to lectures and movies, RamEvents inclusive of the identities and experiences of every student at CSU. l U . (970) 491-2727 . @RamEventsatCSU ramevents.colostate.edu

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Recognized Fraternities

Diversity Offices CSU is committed to diversity inclusion on campus.

In 2017, 21.5 percent of incoming first-year students were of minority status according to the Freshman Fall Profile. Nine on-campus offices provide opportunities to participate in and contribute to the diverse campus environment.

El Centro

Lory Student Center, Room 225 elcentro.colostate.edu El Centro provides support the Latinx community at CSU and Fort Collins. They encourage student engagement, academic success, cultural pride, empowerment, and volunteer/leadership opportunities.

Asian Pacific American Cultural Center

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Lory Student Center, Room 333 apacc.colostate.edu The Asian/Pacific American Cultural Center contributes to an inclusive campus environment by providing the resources for Asian Pacific American awareness and education.

Native American Cultural Center

Lory Student Center, Room 327 nacc.colostate.edu NACC’s mission is to ensure a successful educational experience for students by providing support and services related to recruitment, retention, graduation and community outreach based on the traditions and cultures of Native American peoples.

Pride Resource Center

Lory Student Center, Room 232 prideresourcecenter.colostate.edu The Pride Resource Center provides resources and support for all CSU community members to explore and increase their understanding of sexual/romantic orientation, gender, and identity intersection. advocacy, visibility of LGBTQ issues and academic/leadership.

Black/African American Cultural Center

Lory Student Center, 335 baacc.colostate.edu The Black/African American Cultural Center provides services to students who identify as or with the Black/ African American culture with their transition to Colorado State University. The center provides support in academic, professional, cultural and personal development.

Resources for Disabled Students

TILT building room 121 RDS supports students who have temporary or permanent disabilities and/or chronic health conditions.

The center backs CSU as a nondiscriminating environment for students with disabilities, and can help accommodate students with verified needs and conditions.

Adult Learner and Veteran Services

Lory Student Center, Room 288 adultstudents.colostate.edu The Adult Learner and Veteran Services office supports the academic success and holistic development of adult learners, student parents, and veterans by providing tailored programs and services within the CSU and the Fort Collins community.

Alpha Gamma Omega Alpha Epsilon Pi Alpha Gamma Rho Alpha Phi Omega Alpha Sigma Phi Alpha Tau Omega Beta Gamma Nu Farmhouse Delta Chi Delta Tau Delta Delta Sigma Pi Kappa Alpha Psi, Fraternity Inc. Kappa Sigma Lambda Sigma Upsilon Latino, Fraternity Inc. Nu Alpha Kappa Fraternity Omega Delta Phi Fraternity Omega Psi Phi Phi Delta Theta Phi Gamma Delta Phi Kappa Tau Phi Kappa Theta Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Pi Kappa Phi Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Chi Sigma Lambda Beta International Fraternity Sigma tau Gamma Sigma Nu Sigma Pi Theta Chi Triangle

Recognized Sororities

Alpha Delta Chi Alpha Kappa Alpha, Sorority Inc. Alpha Sigma Kappa Alpha Phi Gamma Sorority Chi Omega Delta Delta Delta Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Delta Xi Nu Multicultural Sorority, Inc. Gamma Phi Beta Kappa Alpha Theta Kappa Delta Kappa Delta Chi Sorority, Inc. Kappa Kappa Gamma Lambda Theta Nu Sorority Phi Mu Pi Beta Phi Pi Lambda Chi Latina Sorority Sigma Alpha Sigma Alpha Epsilon Pi Sigma Alpha Iota Zeta Phi Beta, Sorority Inc. Zeta Tau Alpha

Women and Gender Advocacy Center

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112 Student Service Building OR Lory Student Center, Room 234 wgac.colostate.edu The WGAC is committed to work that focuses on gender and intersectionality, as well as cultivating development and retention. The center provides advocacy and support resources for survivors of sexual violence, stalking, sexual harassment and relationship violence.

Academic Advancement Center

117 Gibbons Building aac.colostate.edu The TRIO Student Support Services Academic Advancement Center (AAC) assists eligible students from first generation, low-income, and/or disability backgrounds.

LEARN M ORE: Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life, LSC, Room 142 Phone: 970-491-0966 fsl.colostate.edu

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Ram History & Traditions The “A” The “A” is found painted on the western hillside of Fort Collins. It’s there in honor of CSU’s original mascot: the Aggies.

CAM the Ram CAM’s name stands for “Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical” College (the university’s former name).

The Fight Song Fight on you stalwart RAM Team On to the goal Tear the (Opponent’s) line asunder As down the field we thunder.

Knights of the Green and Gold, Fight with all your might.

Fight on you stalwart RAM team!

FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! GO RAMS!

Alma Mater Hail to thee, our Alma Mater; Colorado State.

Memories are everlasting of this place so great.

May thy Green and Gold unite us, loyal ever be.

Colorado State, our Alma Mater, Hail, all hail, to thee.

Ram Ruckus Ram Ruckus is the university’s official spirit squad. The idea of Ram Ruckus is to create pride in everything students do at CSU. Founded in 2012, it was created by students, for students to engage in student life at CSU, specifically athletics.

CSU Oval The Oval is the heart of the CSU campus. It was designed in 1909 as an aesthetically pleasing way to connect the main buildings on campus. Now, the Oval features historic buildings such as Johnson Hall, which was the original student center.

I love CSU Day! On April 18th, CSU students celebrate the university by wearing all green (a “green out”). Games and events are held on the LSC Plaza and the governor of Colorado signa a proclamation declaring April 18th “I love CSU Day!” across Colorado. Alumni are also encouraged to wear green and gold on this day.

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CSU Athletics

Colorado State University sponsors 16 varsity sports- all of them dedicated to excellence. Our on-campus stadium that was built in 2017 draws large and enthusiastic crowds for every football game. Moby Arena is home to our volleyball and basketball teams.

Join Today Log into your student ticket account to purchase a membership.

Memberships are $10 for year long perks!

Ram Ruckus Member Perks Official T-shirt and Membership Card Wristband, Sunglasses, and Decal to Show Off Your Spirit 15% off at the Stadium Ram Zone Special Offers and Promotions from CSU Athletics Sponsors Weekly Prize Drawings on Ram Ruckus Twitter Early Entry for Select Games Exclusive Events and Activities

Intramural Sports 36,663 INTRAMURAL SPORTS PARTICIPANTS PER YEAR The CSU Intramural Sports Program offers many leagues and tournaments each semester such as flag football, soccer, kickball, tube water polo, and more. Different divisions (women’s, men’s, coed, or open) are offered depending on the sport. Some sports offer both recreational and competitive leagues.

IM Memberships are $10 per person, per semester.

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BONUS HAT WHEN YOU REGISTER!

REGISTER FOR THE FORTITUDE 10K LABOR DAY CLASSIC FORTge ahead and join us for an unforgettable Labor Day weekend celebration! Run, jog, or walk (and dance) your way through the streets of Fort Collins. It’s your 10K! Register now and you can get a bonus FORTitude hat. Hurry, hats are limited! The earlier you register, the more you save.

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STUDENT RESOURCES

Your Home for Health

Contact Us

CSU Health Network moved to a new home at the CSU Health and Medical Center in 2017, located on the corner of College Ave. and Prospect Rd. All CSU Health Network services are conveniently located under one roof in this beautiful, state-of-the-art facility dedicated to student health and well-being of CSU students.

Let RamCare Pay

for your healthcare expenses

CSU Health and Medical Center health.colostate.edu (970) 491-7121 csuhn@colostate.edu Connect with us on Facebook and Instagram @CSUHealthNetwork and Twitter @CSUHealth

health.colostate.edu/ramcare (970) 491-7121

Specifically designed for students who have private health insurance coverage, the RamCare Supplement Program is an inexpensive way to help cover out-of-pocket expenses for medical services provided at CSU Health Network after your primary insurance has been processed.

BENEFITS Medical Up to $1500 per semester for student out-of-pocket expenses that would otherwise be payable at the time of service, including co-pays, co insurance, or deductibles, for services provided at CSU Health Network

Prescription Up to $200 per semester toward prescription drug costs at the CSU Health Network Pharmacy

Flex Dollars Up to $50 per semester for flex dollars to be used towards dental, vision, massage, and other services within CSU Health Network

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Sign up by Wednesday, September 11, 2019 $125 per semester, billed to student account Enroll in RamCare online, by email, or in person

when life happens,

let us be your first choice

-pregnancy testing & options counseling -routine STD testing -professional relationship counseling ...all at no cost to you

New to CSU? CSU Health Network is every student’s on-campus home for health and well-being. All CSU students have full access to a wide range of medical, counseling, and health education and prevention services, regardless of their insurance plan.

Good physical and mental health are important for every student’s academic success. To keep our campus healthy and safe, there are several tasks we ask all new students to complete before arrival to campus.

LEARN MORE AT: health.colostate.edu/new-student-checklist

Health Checklist

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request your appointment online at www.thealphacenter.org or call 970.221.5121

Submit Immunization Records Complete Health Forms Complete Online Modules AlcoholEdu Sexual Assault Prevention Schwab Moneywise on Campus: Transit Financial Wellness

Fulfill Health Insurance Requirement Consider RamCare Supplement Program Create a YOU@CSU profile

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Rams Take Care of Rams Here at CSU it is expected that students, staff, faculty, and community members take care of fellow RAMS!

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The CSU Health Network The Health Network offers medical, mental health, and educational services to the CSU population. Students can access dental, optometry, physical therapy, counseling and many other services. The Health Network is headquartered on campus at the CSU Health and Medical Center at the corner of College Ave. and Prospect Rd. All students taking more than six credits are eligible to receive five FREE counseling sessions per semester. Any student in crisis can get immediate help by dropping by the office between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., or calling (970) 491-6053. After hours, contact the CSU Emergency Dispatcher at (970) 491-7111 for an after-hours counselor.

Nutrition Services If you are worried about a food allergy, intolerance, or just eating right in the dining halls, fear no more. All students living in the residence halls have FREE access to the HDS Nutrition and Wellness Office and a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist. Explore your options, and you can always eat well at CSU. For more information contact CSU Nutrition Services at (970) 491-4714

Victim Assistance Team VAT is a confidential resource for primary and secondary survivors of interpersonal violence. This service exists for any community member who has experienced sexual assault, relationship violence, or stalking, as well as their primary support network.

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VAT provides support and education regarding physical, legal and psychological aftermath of these experiences. Reach a trained VAT volunteer at (970) 492-4242.

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RamRide

CSU Emergency Dispatch

RamRide provides safe, non-judgmental rides anywhere within Fort Collins. Call (970) 4913333 to request a ride Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings.

(970) 491-7111 or 911

SafeWalk Call SafeWalk (970-491-1155) dusk to dawn for a friendly, secure companion on your walk anywhere on campus or within a three-block radius. This service operates seven days a week, and is available to all students.

CSU Health Network & Medical Services (970) 491-7121 health.colostate.edu

Counseling Services (970) 491-6053

24/7 Nurse Helpline

CSU Police Department

(970) 491-7121

CSUPD partners with the University to maintain safety and security on campus. The department asks that students stay aware of their surroundings and proactive in identifying potential safety issues to work in tandem for a heightened overall college experience. Call (970) 491-6425 for non-emergency assistance or reporting, and 911 for all emergencies.

Registered Dietitian

Tell Someone: Health and Safety Resource If you recognize signs of distress, emotional struggle, or mental health illness in your roommate, friend, or any other student/ staff member, Tell Someone through CSU’s anonymous referral hotline. A person in crisis may be displaying a change in academic performance, references to violence, a change in behavior or mood, or a change in personal appearance. Your referral online or at (970) 491-1350 may help connect an at-risk person to resources and help.

(970) 491-4714

CSUPD Non-Emergency Line (970) 491-6425

Tell Someone (970) 491-1350 tellsomeone.colostate.edu

RamRide (970) 491-3333

Victim Assistance Team (970) 492-4242

SafeWalk (970) 491-1155

W HY? To comply with the governor’s 2018 executive order.

To reduce exposure to secondhand smoke on campus.

To support the campus community in quitting, reducing, or never starting the use of tobacco and related products.

Learn more about the policy and how to quit tobacco tobaccofree.colostate.edu

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Stay Connected Connect with Colorado State University on social media to stay informed and connect with fellow Rams! @coloradostateuniversity @csucamtheram @ColoradoStateU @CSUCamtheRam coloradostateuniversity csucamtheram proudtobeacsuram

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For news and information about CSU and the Fort Collins community: Source.colostate.edu Collegian.com The official channel of communication is your Colorado State University provided Email address, so make sure to check often for important CSU related communications.

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How To Get Around FoCo Zipcar

Zipcar is a 24/7 rental car service in which you pay an hourly or daily fee to use a car, including gas, insurance and maintenance. The fee allows members access to the multiple Zipcars on campus. This is a great option if you are without a car, but want flexibility and access to one. To sign up, visit zipcar.com/universities/colorado-state-university.

Transfort

MAX Bus Fort Collins’ seven-mile rapid transit system runs up and down the Mason Street corridor between the Downtown Transit Center in Old Town and the South Transit Center just past Harmony. MAX links with other Transfort bus routes, bike/pedestrian trail systems, and other regional routes to provide effortless transportation for Fort Collins residents. For CSU students, the MAX location closest to the heart of campus is at the University Street Station.

Biking Fort Collins is a major biking city, and you can get just about anywhere on or off campus with a bike. If public transportation is not for you, invest in a bike, as it can help you get to class and beyond.

Not to mention, it’s very eco-friendly, something Fort Collins is known for. Make sure you register your bike with the CSU Police Department (ten dollar fee) as soon as possible.

Around the Horn Around the Horn is CSU’s free cross-campus shuttle service.

Northbound and Southbound shuttles run every ten minutes, making ten stops each at select points around campus.

LEARN MORE: Transfort and Max Bus information: ridetransfort.com Biking around Campus information: bicycle.colostate.edu Around the Horn info and map: pts.colostate.edu/students/ transit-4

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Thanks to ASCSU student fee allocation, CSU students have access to the Transfort bus system with their RamCard. There are 20 different bus routes that run anywhere from Old Town to City Park to even Boulder and Longmont. The buses run from around 6 a.m. to about 10 p.m., Monday through Saturday, with many routes stopping at the CSU Transit Center at the Lory Student Center.

Fort Collins has been named a platinum-level Bicycle Friendly Community by the League of American Bicyclists, the highest distinction for a bike-friendly community. With over 30 miles of paved bike trails within the Fort Collins city limits, most of which are connected to each other, it’s possible to bike just about anywhere without ever hitting busy streets.

Residents, students and visitors can borrow a bike from the Fort Collins Bike Share program. Just download the Pace app, pick a bike and start riding. Experience Fort Collins and the trails on one of the shared bicycles stationed around town. ridepace.com

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Guide to FOCO Music Festivals

Venues

Fort Collins is a city filled with music. From the painted pianos in public places, to live music and annual festivals, it’s the flourishing music scene that brings locals and visitors together to enjoy the sounds of local and visiting artists.

Apart from the various festivals and events Fort Collins is also home to many great music venues. Theres bound to be a show for you every week!

Aggie Theatre

magic rat

Taste of Fort Collins

204 S. College Ave. (970) 482-8300 aggietheatre.com

111 Chestnut St. (970) 493-4120 magicratlivemusic.com

Avogadro’s Number

Mishawaka Amphitheatre

605 S. Mason St. (970) 493-5555 avogadros.com

13714 Poudre Canyon Rd (970) 482-4420 themishawaka.com

Downtown Artery

the armory

254 Linden St. (970) 286-2887 downtownartery.com

314 E. Mountain Ave armoryfoco.com

June 7-9, 2019 Tasteoffortcollins.com Three-day festival featuring local restaurants and musicians.

FoCoMx

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April 2020, tbd Focomx.focoma.org

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An annual, local two-night music event featuring 30+ venues and 300+ bands.

Bohemian Nights at NewWestFest August 9-11, 2019 bohemiannights.org A free three-day community music festival featuring 80+ Colorado bands, headliner performances at the main stage; six stages of entertainment; more than 250 specialty, art and food booths; and a family-centered Kids’ Music Adventure and Kids’ World area.

Hodi’s Half Note 167 N. College Ave. (970) 472-2034 hodishalfnote.com

Washington’s 132 Laporte Ave (970) 232-9525 washingtonsfoco.com

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June 19: The Jakarta Band June 26: Shaky Hand String Band July 10: Last Call Romance July 17: The Country Music Project

Wednesday Night 6–8:30 • FREE! Little Kids Rock: 6–6:30 PM • Headliner: 6:30–8:30 PM

July 24: South To Cedars July 31: The Wendy Woo Band August 7: Silver & Gold

Bring your lawn chair and blankets to the Lagoon. Need dinner? We have food trucks!

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Explore Colorado

One of the best things about attending CSU is getting to experience all that beautiful Colorado has to offer! Fort Collins is in a prime location for outdoor adventure. Colorado State also provides their students with many resources to make mountain excursions that much more accessible.

Best Hikes Around Fort Collins and Beyond Fort Collins Horsetooth Rock Trail | 5.7 mi | Moderate Arthur’s Rock Trail | 3.2 mi | Moderate Coyote Ridge Trail | 4.1 mi | Easy

Rocky Mountain National Park Emerald Lake Trail | 3.1 mi | Easy Ouzel Falls | 7.4 mi | Moderate

Boulder

Make sure to bring plenty of water and be prepared for sudden changes in weather! Having a snack doesn’t hurt either.

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CSU Outdoor Club

CSU Outdoor Program

Chautauqua Trail | 1.2 mi | Easy Mount Sanitas Trail | 3.2 mi | Hard

Achieve your Rocky Mountain high with CSU’s Outdoor Program, which offers over 50 different guided trips, clinics, and events each semester.

Visit https://csurec.colostate.edu/outdoor-program/ for more information.

Join the CSU Outdoor Club, a student-led organization that guides many outdoor trips throughout the school year including day-hikes, backpacking, and camping.

Visit https://www.csuoutdoorclub.com for more information.

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Best of FoCo | Places

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There is no better place to go to school than Fort Collins. Fort Collins is a vibrant college town located just north of Denver with plenty to offer. It is abundant in local eateries, pubs, boutiques, outdoor activities, and sunshine. Here are a few of our favorite spots.

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Horsetooth Reservoir

Old Town

Alleycat Coffee House

This 6.5-mile-long reservoir is located just 10 minutes outside of downtown and is a favorite recreation spot of many. At an elevation of 5,430 ft Horsetooth offers an array of hiking, camping, and water activities. It is the perfect outdoor escape.

Fort Collins’ historic downtown is always a lively place to hangout. With over 20 restored historical buildings, endless cafes, and boutiques, and constant events happening at all times of the year, Old Town is truly the heart of Fort Collins.

It’s no secret that the Alleycat is one of the most popular coffee shops for college students in Fort Collins. Their diverse menu and cool vibe draw people in to work on homework or just chill with friends.

Downtown Artery

Jessup Farm

The Downtown Artery is a two-story, 14,000-square-foot creative establishment that spans half a block in Downtown Fort Collins. It features a cafe/bar, whimsical nooks designed by local artists, a performance venue, a local creator’s retail emporium, and classrooms. There are always events happening at the Artery.

The Jessup Farm Artisan Village is a hidden gem of Fort Collins that many people still don’t know about. Located at the northern end of the Bucking Horse Community on Timberline, the unique renovated farmstead is a great place to get coffee, a bite to eat, or do some shopping.

The Shops at Foothills Located right on College Avenue, The Shops at Foothills is a convenient mall that offers department and chain stores, restaurants, and a movie theatre.

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Best of FoCo | Eateries Rams Horn Corbett Durrel

Melting Pot Jax Fish House Rodizio Grill

On-Campus Lunch

Wings

Spoons Ramskeller Panda Express

Jim's Wings Wing Shack Buffalo Wild Wings

Breakfast

Drunchies

Silver Grill Café Snooze Lucille's

Krazy Karl’s Pizza D.P. Dough Fat Shack Slyce

Italian Nick’s Homestyle Paninos Caninos

Pizza Krazy Karls Cosmos Beau Jo’s

Thai Café de Bangkok Simply Thai Thai Pepper

Sushi Jaws Suh Jeju

Burger Stuft Big Al's C.B. & Potts

Sandwich Cheba Hut Pickle Barrel Choice City Deli

Mexican Café Mexicali Fuzzy's Torchy’s

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Asian Yung's LuLu's Hunan

Burrito Big City Burrito Café Mexicali Illegal Pete's

Coffee Dutch Bros Human Bean Alley Cat

Vegetarian Avogadro's Number Restaurant 415 Tasty Harmony

Sweets Mary's Mountain Cookies Kilwin's Butter Cream Cupcakery

Ice Cream Walrus Cold Stone Kilwin’s

Bagels Gib's Bagels Rocky Mountain Bagel Works Bagel Place

Food Festivals

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Fort Collins Foodie Walk | Old Town Third Friday of every month.

A self-guided tour of culinary shops featuring food presentations and tasting opportunities. downtownfortcollins.com/events/foodie-walk Fort Collins Food Truck Rally Series | City Park | 5:30 til dusk Every Tuesday May 14 – September 24, 2019 Serving up a good time in City Park with more than 30 rotating food trucks. Free live music each week. Check for weekly updates on Facebook @FoCoFoodTruckRally | Focofoodtruckrally.com Taste of Fort Collins | Civic Center Park Fort Collins June 7-9. 2019 A community celebration featuring family activities, local food, fine art, crafts and live music. | Tasteoffortcollins.com

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CSU Community Calendar Fall 2019 AUGUST

Spring 2020 JANUARY

9-11 ................Bohemian Nights at NewWestFest, Downtown Fort Collins 22 .................Residence Halls Open, 8 am 26 .................Classes Begin 30 ................Rocky Mountain Show Down, Bronco Stadium, Denver 31 ..................Tour de Fat 2018, Civic Center Park

16...................Residence Halls Open, 8 am 20 .................University Holiday, offices closed 21...................First Day of Classes, Spring Semester

SEPTEMBER

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2 ....................University Holiday, no classes 2 ....................FORTitude 10K 11....................Last Day to Add or Drop, most classes 11....................Student Health Insurance enrollment/waiver deadline tbd ................All Campus Career Fair

OCTOBER 1 ....................GLBTQ History Month begins 2-5 ................Homecoming and Family Weekend 4 ....................Festival on the Oval and Parade 5 ....................Homecoming 5K and Football game vs New Mexico 14-18 .............Diversity Symposium

NOVEMBER 1 ....................Native American History Month begins 23-Dec 1 ......Fall Break, no classes

DECEMBER 2 ....................Classes Resume 13...................Last Day of Classes 16-20 ............Finals Week 20-21 ............Fall Graduation 21-Jan. 20 ...Winter Break 24..................Fall Grades Available on RAMWeb and FAMWeb

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FEBRUARY 1 ....................Black History Month begins 5 ....................Last Day to Add or Drop, most classes tbd ................CSU Housing Fair 5 ....................Student Health Insurance enrollment/waiver deadline tbd ................All Campus Career Fair 24..................Holocaust Awareness Week begins

MARCH 14-22 ............Spring Break 23..................Classes Resume

APRIL 1 .....................Sexual Assault Awareness Month begins 18...................I Love CSU Day

MAY 8 ....................Last Day of Classes 11-15 ..............Finals Week 15-16 .............Spring Graduation 18...................Summer Term Begins 20 .................Spring Grades Available on RAMWeb and FAMWEB

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