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SPRING CELEBRATION

WELCOME TO THE ALUMNI FAMILY, CLASS OF 2023

Graduating from Colorado State doesn’t mean losing touch with all the exciting opportunities you had while on campus. What you have achieved in this moment is nothing short of remarkable, and your CSU Alumni Association is here for all of your next steps.

JUMP INTO YOUR NEXT STEPS AS A RAM

As a recent grad, your Alumni Association is tailoring opportunities for you at this stage of life with things like:

· A community of Ram Networks to connect with wherever life takes you

· Career path coaching and professional development webinars

· Events and programs just for young alumni to network and build community

· The CSU alumni app that keeps you connected to your alma mater

Though your time as a student may be wrapping up, you are forever a Ram. Jump into an event, follow us on social, and stay connected to the green and gold.

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A message to all

Graduates

Dear Class of 2023,

Congratulations! On behalf of the faculty, staff, students, and alumni of CSU, I’d like to say how proud we are of you. Earning your degree has taken determination, persistence, and hard work. It’s time to celebrate all you have accomplished and the opportunities that lie ahead.

As you begin the next part of your journey as CSU alumni, know that we support your aspirations. Your success today is a testament to your ability to meet opportunities and challenges. You are well prepared to lead, to serve the changing needs of society, and to contribute to our democracy. The skills and talents you have demonstrated here at Colorado State will serve you well as you solve local issues and great global challenges.

With this milestone, you are joining a worldwide network of CSU alumni. Wherever your careers and lives take you, the CSU Alumni Association is ready to connect you to local alumni groups, events, and professional networks. Along the way, we know you’ll form bonds with Rams from other classes and disciplines. Please continue to connect with your classmates and visit often.

We look forward to seeing all the ways you’ll make an impact on our world. Congratulations, again, to the graduates of 2023!

Amy Parsons

Kimberly Carracedo-Perez

Kevin Clark

Grace Crangle

Kelley Dungan

Jorge Garcia Jimenez

Kyle Hill

Sreeya Kairamkonda

Rob Long

Charlie Williamson

Marcus Zacarias

Congratulations 2023 Graduates!

Congratulationstoalladult learnersandveterans graduatingthisweek! Weareendlesslyproudand amazedbyyour achievements.Keepdoing wonderfulthingsandcome visitusinournewoffice!

-TheALVSStaffand Community

From Colorado State Univerity President Amy Parsons

A message to all Congratulations spring 2023

Spring Class of 2023:

From ASCSU President Robert Long

Graduates

Congratulations on graduating and moving onto a new chapter in your life. Whether it took you 2 years or 5 years to get your degree, the CSU Community is proud of you all and the sacrifices you made to get where you are. Regardless of if you have a job lined up, moving onto graduate school, or still need time to figure everything out, we are excited to see the impact that you leave on the world as CSU Alumni.

Additionally, upon your graduation, you are all going to evolve to become more respected leaders within the communities you touch. With this leadership come great respect and responsibility that should be valued with the utmost priority to maintain the reputation of being a CSU Ram. The following quote by Ernest Shackleton has dramatically altered the way I view leadership “People will only remember 10 percent of your accomplishments as a leader and 90 percent of how you treated others as a leader.”

When you venture into the unknown feats that the world has to offer, instead of asking yourself “Why is this happening to me?” ask yourself “What is this trying to teach me?”.

I cannot guarantee that it will help your situation, but you’ll leave that challenge a wiser and more refined individual. Additionally, while making you a wiser individual, you in turn also develop a growth mindset and have a more positive outlook at life.

Finally, I’ll leave you all with the same piece of advice that I told the incoming freshman class, do something bold. Renowned businessman Elon Musk has this to say to graduates at the University of Southern California “As you get older, your obligations start to increase and once you have a family, your obligations not only affect the wellbeing of yourself, but your family as well. Before you have those obligations, I would encourage you to take risks now, and do something bold. You won’t regret it.”

Spring Class of 2023, I hope you take at least one of these pieces of advice and carry it into the next (and arguably most important) part of your life. Your laughter, energy, and creativity will be greatly missed, and we hope you don’t stay away from CSU for too long.

All the best,

Robert Long

Student Body President 2022-2023

Candidates for Honors Scholar

Emma Adams

Brynne Adams

Tyler Adams

Sydney Alderfer

Sage Allen

Shidizja Altamirano

Emily Baller

Taylor Baptiste

Grayson Barber

Rebecca Barbier

Lincoln Barker

Kaydee Barker

Ethan Barron

Anna Bautista

Benjamin Beauvais

Jordyn Becker

Caitlin Benson

Ryeson Berne

Cooper Bisset

Melanie Blake

Reilly Blakeslee

Meghan Boe

Matthew Bomar

Sara Bovaird

Alexandra Bower

Katherine Boyd

Casey Bradley

Raechel Brady

Grace Branaugh

Cassandra Brandri

Megan Brown

Gabriele Brown

Lauren Brown

Adam Burke

Ciana Burroughs

Benjamin Byars

Erin Campbell

Hope Carlson

Cecilia Carter

Anna Castro

Madison Chudzik

Kevin Clausen

Miranda Coldren

Madeline Collins

Kathryn Colson

Kamiyah Corinaldi

Sophia Corioso

Grace Covak

Charles Cox

Jessica Craig

Ethan Creagar

Peyton Dailey

Natasha Daney

Ianna Debrunner

Leslie DeLay

Jack Derbique

Anna Dienstbier

Katherine Dillon

Jonah Dineen

Jenna Ditzel

Macey Dodd

Preston Dunton

Brady Durham

Gracie Eaton

Jillian Eddy

Alaa Eldeiry

Shehab Elhaddad

Emma Enebo

Jessica Fagan

Corrina Farho

Emily Fitzjohn

Natalie Fitzpatrick

Aspen Flores

Paige Fortunati

Jayden Frable

Christopher Fueg

Matthew Funk

Lindsey Garchar

Jacob Garrels

Heidi Gilbert

Elizabeth Gilchrist

Shlok Gondalia

Marisa Granados

Aimee Grech

Ethan Green

Cabe Green

Leora Greene

Krista Grossmann

Emily Grubb

Alice Gugel

Sophia Gugel

Ryan Guidice

Elaina Haas

Autumn Haase

Greer Hagerman

Sevi Harden

Brooke Harris

Gregory Hassler

Hannah Hatheway

Taylor Heap

Konrad Hendley

Maximilian Henneke

Aspen Hensley

Jack Hermanson

Luisanna Hernandez

Jeppesen

Ashley Herrera

Colin Hill

Sarah Hinman

Adam Hodgson

Madeline Hodgson

Zoe Holderied

Caleb Horan

Lauren Houdesheldt

Alexandra Hunter

Haley Hurdle

Fiona Hynes

Anna Irpino

Cheyanne Izon

Kade Jackson

Rachel Jackson

Casey Johnston

Gabriella Jones

Thomas Joy

Swati Jujare

Hannah Kaiser

Sydney Kelly

Keelan Kenny

Adam Kiehl

Kimberly King

Julia King

William Kleisner

Gwyneth Knott

Amber Koch

Audrey Koenig

Marin Konopelski

London Kubicek

Alison Kuderka

Wyatt Kuper

Elizabeth Lacey

Christopher Lahey

Mackenzie Larrenaga

Allie Lawler

Eliana Lee

Katrina Leibee

Devon Leimkuhl

Ryan Lencke

Daniela Leopardi

Hannah Lewin

Natalie Liberati

Jared Licht

Carmen Lighthiser

Lauren Linderer

Eryn Lum

Hayley Ma

Scott Maclean

Jesus Madrigal Garcia

Jaylin Mandley

Sarah Martinez

Alyssa Martinez

Makaya Mason-Jones

Izabella Mastroianni

Tierra Mathews

Sophie Matthews

Audrey Mayer

Noelle Mayer

Madison Mayle

Haley Mayr

Krista McAllister

Megan McCarthy

Gunner McEntee

Kate McKnight

Kenna Meier

Amy Meredith

Jake Mismas

Natalie Montecino

Jaelyn Montgomery

Aspen Moon

Jenna Moore

Andrea Morales Dubon

Scott Morgan

Laura Moritz

Emily Morton

Courtney Mroczenski

Alexys Murillo

Jacey Murphy

Jessica Nelson

Abbie Neuman

Corinne Neustadter

Kate Nielsen

Shelby Norris

Thomas Oates

Shelby Oke

Jason Oki

Nanci Orgill

Alyssa Padilla

Alexandra Palma

Rhiannon Palone

Jason Pang

Charlotte Pardo

Ashley Parra Lopez

Brielle Patlin

Ayaka Paul

Emma Perrell

John Perry

Brynn Peters

Hendrik Peters

Lisa Pitsch

Dustin Pokorny

Caleb Posey

Emily Potter

Jacob Powell

Eliana Pritchett

Noah Probst

Matthew Raiche

Raj Rambhajan

Lana Razma

Kaitlin Reed

Robert Reiter

Carter Reiter

Natalie Renfrew

Abigail Richard

Joseph Riva

Jessica Roberts

Lauren Robertson

Peyton Robie

John Roesler

Joshua Rogers

James Ross

Brandon Rouault

Sidney Ruiz

Cierra Ruybal

Allison Saeger

Nalani Saeks

Brandon Sandoval

Elizabeth Schieving

Adrien Schissler

Avery Schneider

Nicholas Schneider

Anna Schwabe

Casey Shaw

Kathryn Sheridan

Jessica Sherwood

Maya Siegel

Grace Silicato

Kailey Smith

Kambrie Smith

Ryan Snell

Kathleen Snelling

Turner Solheim

Jaime Stanton

Jenna Stubbers

Bali Summers

Xiaowen Sun

Ziwen Sun

Amber Taylor

Abigail Thomas

Lauren Thomas

Marshall Thomas

Aline Thongvanh

David Thormodsgard

Brooke Toothaker

Maxwell Towlen

Michael Townsend

Alyssa Uhl

Caroline Vacante

Sariya Vafina

Ananya Vajapayajula

Isabella Valdez

Kaylee Valenzia

Molly Vetter

Robert Vickerman

Gunnar Wagner

Owen Wahl

Peter Walsh

Xiaoran Wang

Marit Wang

Christopher Warren

Madison Watt

Julia Webb

Melody Weber

Hunter Wilde

Caitlyn Williams

Evan Williams

Madeline Wilson

Morgan Winters

Connor Witt

Aria Witt

Tatiana Wolf

Benjamin Woosley

Emily Wrede

Abigail Wright

Kiyoshi Yamamoto

Karen Yang

Margaret Yates

Lina Yi

Sophie Zook

Corryn Zylstra

How to Celebrate Your Graduation

By Annie Weiler

You've made it to graduation, and it's time to revel in your success. Whether you want to party into the night or prefer a cozy night with dinner and a movie, there are tons of ways to commemorate your remarkable achievement. Let us help you figure out how to celebrate!

IT’S PARTY TIME!

Gather your favorite people and throw a party that's uniquely yours! Set up tables, decorate with balloons, and get festive. You could set up a photo booth with fun props, a speaker with your favorite tunes, or a table with your favorite foods to create a delicious spread. With a little planning and a lot of creativity, your graduation party could be a celebration you'll never forget!

SPEND QUALITY TIME

Are traditional graduation parties not your thing? No worries! There are plenty of other ways to celebrate your achievement that reflect your unique interests. Whether you prefer concerts, plays, spa days, slumber parties, brunch, or day trips, it's important to do something that you enjoy. You can invite family, friends, or a significant other to join in on the fun. With a non-traditional celebration, you can avoid the hassle and expenses that come with a party while still spending quality time with those you love.

TRAVEL

Now that you’re out of school, you deserve a break. What better way to unwind than through travel? Whether it's a road trip to a national park, a weekend getaway to the mountains, or a week-long

Congratulations

CLASS OF 2023

Kaletsky, Andrew

Rooney, Dylan*

SPRING

Anderson, Cleo*

Anderson, William Beeler, Stosh

Berthold, Stina

Black, Noel~

Blair, Melia^ Brandenburg, Emily~ Calcaterra, Izzy

Campbell, Cole

Carrieri, Arianna

trip to the coastline, traveling can help you catch up on much-needed rest while letting you check something off your bucket list. This can be especially valuable if you're about to start a new job and want to take some time off before diving into the next chapter of your life.

TREAT YOURSELF

You could take a break from your responsibilities and indulge in some much-needed self-care! Whether that means going on a shopping spree at the mall, driving to your favorite tunes at Horsetooth Reservoir, or making your favorite comfort food before settling in to watch a movie, a day to yourself may be what you need after graduation. This day should be all about what you want to do and what brings you joy.

DO NOTHING

Not everyone feels the need to celebrate their graduation in a big way, and that's OK! For some, simply basking in their accomplishment and going about their daily routine is the way to celebrate. Celebrating is supposed to make you happy, and if not celebrating is what feels right for you, that's perfectly valid. Just make sure to acknowledge the hard work and dedication that went into earning your degree – graduating is no small feat!

Kemp, Kristin

Koop, Boone

Kortas, Parker

Kosiavelon, Donovan

Landry, Hayden

Langston, Ally

Lobato, Devon

Mantsch, Erin

Marchant, Harrison

Martinez Ceballos, Angie

ECONOMICS GRADUATES!

Lackson Mudenda

Carroll, Liv Cazares, Sera Chudzinski, Alexa

Cline, Jonah Cokenour, Solana

Cory, Harrison~ Danielson, Erik

Dass, Javonni

Deringer, Sean*

Dillon, Jacob Duchon, Mariya

Egan, Torrey~

Erickson, Anna^

Fales, Ally

Flanagan, Quinn

Frias, Reyna

Gainor, Dylan

Ganey, Wren

Gilford, Sidney

Goding, Ashlyn

Gomez, Kennedy

Gordon, James

Goscha, Brittney

Gray-White, Meghan

Gutierrez Aragon, Danielle

Hale, Ryann

Hall, Dominique

Holzwarth, Landry

Hood, Sophia

Hotchkiss, Sabrina

Jolstad, Regan

Roque-Jimenez, Yamilet

Ruiz, Anahi

Sailor, Collin

Sanchez-Pasillas, Karla

Santiago, Andrea*

Santillano, Maria

Schaefer, Olivia

Sinsel, Mary

Sochan, Colleen^

Soderholm, Owen

Martinez Gardea, Tania

Martinez, Bryana

McCaddin, Martha

McCann, Samantha

McEahern, Chris

Melvin, Natalie

Mendelson, Bekah

Miranda-Miramontes, Estefany

Mogensen, Jessi

Montes-Terrazas, Kenia

Moody, Bobby^

Mooney, James

Mooney, Joe

Moreno, Angelina

Morgan, Brynn*

Munoz, Riley

Nakai, Aja

Nassr, Marwan

Nava-Pacheco, Michael

Nehls, Samantha

Nichols, Sharon^

O’Leary, Meghan

Ordorica, Ethan

Ortega, Lily

Oxley, Kendall

Peyton, Ben^

Prieto, Fatima

Quinonez, Krysna

Ramirez, Rykr

Sayorn Chin

Simon Hutabarat

Kenese Io

Manuel Cruz Luzuriaga

Emefa Mensah

Nina Poerbonegoro

Michelan Wilson

Adam Walke

Sofiya, Rand

Struthers, Kenzie

Taylor, Micki

Torney, Benjamin

Torres, Alycia^

Ujfalusy, Caleb

West, Rebecca

White, Sophie

Williams, Cole

Wolfe, Allyson

Worthington, Megan

Wright-Redard, Grace

Wronski, Griffin

Yonts, Kailey

SUMMER

Alcocer, Mireya

Bice, Kenzie

Caruso, Amanda*

Dotson, Grace^

Gunnels, Patrick

Kaehny, Cassius

Kreiter, Mason

Ling, Muemang

Lynch, Olivia

Miller, Malia

Neivert, Isaac

Newman, Rob*

Snow, Taylor

Tefera, Bemnet

Jonathan Care

Sean Tully

Andreatta, Jared Baltas, Nicholas

Barrera, Laura Bergner, Joseph

Buller, Wyatt Chaston, Thomas Clawson, Logan Clements, Noah

Connors, Sean

Dan, Linh

DeBeradinis, Maximilian Deitsch, Tyson

Delman, Natalie~ Do, Van Eckholm, Austin Everett, Cooper Fagehi, Fawaz

Fahrenkrug, Kyle Fernando, Yohan Khor

Flight, Matthew Hastings, Jack Hemmelgarn, Jack Henning, Jacob Hernandez, Marco

Hoang, Huong^

Hughes, Ben Khuat Vu, Luna

Knaus, Aidan*

Lamb, Jackson Lee, Jackson Littleton, Dax Lu, Jason Luyen, Long Malenfant, Michelle Martinez, Ellie~ Mcgrath, Vincent

Mora, Seth Mudge, Anukun Munoz, Zach Nelson, Blake Newman, Jack Nguyen Huu, Dominic Nguyen, Giang Nichols, Peter Okland, Anders Ornelas, Cameron* Osborne, Ellery Owens, Hayley

Palomo, Brian Pigg, Michael Ramey, Moranda^ Reyes, Jackie Rogers, Nathan Ross, Cameron Roth, Ben Rowe, Vincent Schichtel, Zane Shell, London Simpson, Slade Soleau, Angelle^ Stofka, Steve Trembley, Paul Trietsch, Ryott Velasco, Juan Vilims, Lauren^ Warnken, Dawson Weese, Katelyn Williams, Blake Williams, Nicholas Yang, Lanqing Yeager, Jack Zakanycz, Charlie

~ Summa Cum Laude* Magna Cum Laude^ Cum Laude

AKD International Sociology Honor Society

~Summa Cum Laude *Magna Cum Laude ^Cum Laude

MASTER OF ARTS (M.A.)

BACHELOR OF ARTS (B.A.)

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (Ph.D.)

4years of changes to campus

Reflecting on the last four years, it's amazing to see how much campus has changed since you first arrived at Colorado State University.

NEW PRESIDENT OF COLORADO STATE

In December 2022, Colorado State University's Board of Governors announced that Amy Parsons would become the institution's 16th president. As an alumnus of CSU herself, Parsons announced her commitment to continuing CSU’s academic excellence, promoting research and

UPGRADE IN BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC PATTERNS

During the 2021-2022 school year, Colorado State University revamped its bike lanes and traffic patterns campus-wide to improve safety and flow for pedestrians and bicyclists alike.

NEW LORY STUDENT CENTER RENOVATIONS

The Lory Student Center, our campus hub, has been renovated! The north end underwent significant renovations in spring 2023. The Lory Student Center is now looking sharper

MASKS NO LONGER NEEDED ON CAMPUS

After two years of masks, CSU allowed students to decide whether to wear masks while attending classes.

CSU SPUR IS COMPLETE

The Hydro building, the final addition to the Colorado State University Spur campus, opened to the public in January 2023. CSU Spur is a one-of-a-kind free educational hub in Denver focused on food, water, and

COLORADO STATE LAGOON GOT A MAKEOVER

The Lory Student Center wasn’t the only campus hotspot to be renovated. Our beloved lagoon, which has been a campus staple since the 1960s, received additional border seating, allowing faculty, staff, and students to sit down while observing its beauty.

THEN BACK AGAIN

Our spring break in 2020 was pretty long, huh? After a year of remote classes, Colorado State University returned to in-person classes.

University – it's a way of life for students, faculty, and staff. Sustainability has continuously proven the foundation of CSU’s academics, research, and service. The University’s unwavering commitment to sustainability consistently ranks among the top sustainable academic institutions in the country.

The Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education recognized Colorado State University's sustainability efforts with three consecutive platinum statuses under their Sustainability Tracking, Assessment and Rating System, which evaluates the sustainability efforts of 990 campuses worldwide. CSU is the only institution in the world to receive three platinum awards, highlighting its dedication to environmentally friendly efforts. The association also gave CSU a 100% score in curriculum, indicating that the University offers academic courses and employment opportunities that focus on sustainability.

SPRING & SUMMER 2023 GRADUATES

With its platinum ratings, CSU has garnered recognition for its environmental contributions. CSU secured a spot in Sierra Club’s Top 20 Cool Schools 2021, a strong indicator of its sustainable practices. The Princeton Review also included CSU in its 2023 Green College Honor Roll alongside only 31 other schools – out of 713 colleges nationwide. Bee Campus USA also recognized the University for its pollinator-friendly gardens and student managed apiaries in 2018.

These impressive accolades are borne from the University’s sustainability-focused programs and initiatives. One is the Ram Food Recovery Program, which has distributed food to campus communities since 2017 and reduced food waste. To further reduce waste, the Student Sustainability Center recently kickstarted the Patchwork Initiative, an effort to help students repair, instead of discard, clothing. The University also introduced Sustainability Curriculum Innovation Grants, which fund proposals to create new academic courses on sustainability or integrate sustainability into existing ones. CSU doesn’t plan to stop there. Administrators are working on the Climate Action Plan, which aims to make CSU a 100% renewable energy institution by 2030.

DEPARTMENT OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

Advice TO

NEW GRADUATES

It's normal to feel a little lost on where to start your post-grad life. Many Colorado State University graduates have felt the same way, and it's OK not to have everything figured out right away. Here’s some advice from those who have been in your shoes.

IT’S OK TO NOT HAVE IT FIGURED OUT

When we were younger, we thought adults had everything figured out and knew what they’re doing. The truth is, nobody really does. It's perfectly OK to fly by the seat of your pants and just wing it sometimes. After all, nobody’s perfect.

LEARN TO SAY “NO”

Learning to say “no” is an essential skill. Saying "no" doesn't mean that you're mean or aggressive; in fact, it’s necessary to protect your time and energy. It’s important to be honest with yourself and others by setting boundaries and prioritizing your needs. Taking care of yourself is not selfish, but rather necessary for your well-being.

BE COMFORTABLE WITH BEING UNCOMFORTABLE

Life can be uncomfortable, especially when you take risks, try new things, or meet new people. But feeling uncomfortable is completely normal, and you shouldn't be discouraged by it. So many opportunities come from venturing outside of your comfort zone, so embrace the discomfort and see where it takes you.

FAILURE IS PERFECTLY NORMAL

Failure presents an opportunity to learn and try again. It’s OK to be upset after failing, but don’t dwell on it too long. Staying open to criticism and accepting that you may not always get things right can help you grow. How you handle those failures will ultimately determine your success!

ASK QUESTIONS

Leave your hubris at graduation! Asking questions may feel like you're admitting to ignorance, but it’s a sign that you’re open to learning. No one knows everything, and seeking advice, insights, and information can help you grow. So, ask all your questions, even the ones you’re afraid to ask. It just shows that you’re committed to your development and improving your skills.

SELFCARE IS IMPORTANT

The shift from college life to graduation to full-time work can be a challenge, so it's crucial to take care of yourself. Whether it's trying out that new recipe, firing up a relaxing bubble bath, goofing around with friends, or catching up on some much-needed rest, finding ways to recharge is crucial for your mental and physical health. Self-care isn’t a luxury, but rather a necessity for thriving in your new routine.

CONTINUE LEARNING

Your graduation from college doesn't mark the end of your learning journey. Opportunities to expand your knowledge and skills are available even after graduation, and they don’t have the constraints of traditional academia. Find classes on things you want to learn more about, whether swing dancing, fixing bicycles, or entomology, and check them out! Be open to these opportunities and find ways to continue growing.

BE FLEXIBLE WITH YOUR PLAN S

Nobody’s saying to abandon your career plan, but make sure to be flexible if things don’t go “right.” Life’s bound to throw you a curveball or two– there’s no avoiding that. While that’s scary, keep an open mind, be adaptable, and know that the other side of adversity is often something better.

Congratulations O ce of Admissions 2023 Graduates!

Abel Gonzalez

Abi Tekeste

Alyssa Banister

Ceara Wynne

Claire Kraus

Darby Parker

Ellie Martinez

Hannah Brink

Jessie Pavek

Jilda Nevarez

Jo Smeby

Lauren Turner

Luis Cordova

Martha

McCaddin

Nick Bruni

Priya Williams

Rafa Duarte

Sam Stoltz

Taylor Abrams

Vanessa Avalos

Will Stowman

You have made us better people and a better office with  your commitment to justice, your ever positive spirit and  we are so excited to see the amazing things you do!

Student Legal Services will miss you!

You have made us better with your commitment to justice, your ever positive spirit and we are so excited to see the amazing things you do! Student

THE DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY, IMMUNOLOGY, AND PATHOLOGY

Congratulates our Spring 2023 Graduates!

B.S. Microbiology

Abbott, Aerin Appelmann, Jennifer Arnold, Jerod Brown, Bailey Compaan, Joy Davis, Kaleb Davis, Luke

Donaldson, Meghan Enney, Brooke Francis, Russell

Geer, Charli

Jensen, Brooke Krinsky, Julianna

Lessard, Avery Love, Joy Natter, Nicole Orlandi, Joseph Page, Alec Papp, Gabriell Ramirez Rubio, Brianna Roberts, Riley

Santibanez, Joanna Schofield, Sophi Schweiner, Preston Wilson, Andrew Zamora, Edgar

B.S. Biomedical Sciences –Microbiology & Infectious Disease

Concentration Nesiba, Camryn Rodenbaugh, Jaden Schmid, Emily

Schoenebeck, Cami

Sellers, Sara Taylor, Sheridan

Valenzuela, Laura Wolbers, Tim

M.S. Microbiology

Alvis, Heather Andretsos, Chris Arcilla, Jeffery Bhagwandeen, Caitlin Calos, Kayle

Curry, Morgan Daniel, Makenna

Fallas, Kira

Fortunati, Paige Fought, Matt Garcia, Denisse Godoy, Valerye

Gogolski, Susan

Griner, Gabrielle Imamura, Lisa Lince, Cristian Litzelman, Sabrina Llewellyn, Sawyer Manzer, Jordan Molin, Hannah Montoya, Victoria

Nall, Jordan Peterson, Coy Quon, Andrew Ramirez, Noe Seeman, Jillian

Sitko, Jackie

Sloboh, Brianne Sommermeyer, Karisa St John, Alyssa Trujillo, Derek

Ph.D. Microbiology Burke, Bradly

HOW CSU HELPS STUDENTS AFTER GRADUATION

Colorado State University is committed to ensuring that its alumni have access to all the resources they need to succeed in their personal and professional lives. Whether you need career advice, networking opportunities, or simply want to stay connected with your fellow Rams, CSU has everything you need to continue your success after graduation.

When you purchased your cap and gown, you probably wondered why you should buy the Alumni Association Annual Membership. However, this membership allows you access valuable resources, including top-notch career assistance after graduation. All alumni are eligible for a one-on-one consultation with an alumni career coach, as well as two additional coaching sessions per year. If you purchase the membership, you get to use these services for a full year after your graduation.

If you didn’t utilize the CSU Career Center resources during your tenure at CSU, there's no better time to use them than after graduation. The Career Center provides services like interview preparation and resume editing, which are invaluable to new grads. They support individuals struggling with mental health in their job search and partner with the Pride Center to provide resources for LGBTQIA+ jobseekers. If this sounds appealing to you, good news: career advising

is completely free for alumni. Plus, the University hosts career fairs tailored to alumni. You can find the schedule for upcoming career fairs on the alumni association website.

For those looking for professional development opportunities, CSU has you covered. It offers a series of webinars to alumni, seeking to help graduates in both their personal and professional lives. These webinars cover a range of topics, such as salary negotiations and time management. You can also access past webinar recordings on the alumni association website if you are unable to attend a live session.

Staying connected with other CSU alumni can promote personal and professional growth post-graduation. Fortunately, CSU offers a variety of platforms for graduates to maintain their Ram Pride, no matter where they are in the country. Across the United States, there are 32 Ram Networks, spanning from California to Texas to New York. These networks provide a sense of community and camaraderie for alumni who share Ram Pride. From networking events to community service projects to game watch parties, there are countless opportunities for alumni to connect and engage with their fellow Rams.

CSU’s commitment to students goes far beyond graduation day. As a CSU alumnus, you’ll have access to the resources and support you need to thrive in both your personal and professional life. Whether you want to stay connected with your fellow Rams through one of the 32 Ram Networks or check out the CSU Career Center’s free career advising, there are plenty of opportunities to continue your success long after you've left campus. Don't be afraid to reach out and take advantage of all that CSU has to offer –it’s always here to help.

Wettlaufer

Spring Graduate Students

Teylar Adelsberger

Jumana Alja’fari

Tayne Andrade

Oscar Arzu

Katie Ascough

Jay Balakrishnan

Scott Baron

Ella Beeler

Megan Booen

Andy Brick

Ting-Yu Cha

Shubham Chaudhari

Matthew Chellin

Wei Hsiang Chen

Jongseok Cho

Charlotte Connolly

Brandon Cook

Set Crawford

Sandra Dawson

Abraham Dearden

Kristian Dehne

Justin Denard

Danielle Denno

Laura Duffy

Krystle Ervin

Kate Fanning

Kevin Fenton

Kelly Franz

Megan Frederes

Jace Furley

Daniel Fusaro

Pooja Gangawane

Alex Gendernalik

Parsa Ghadermazi

Junlin Hai

Irving Hernandez-Orozco

Nohyeong Jeong

Pete Josetti

Vishwa Venkat Kapa

Joe Kelly

Nathan Kelly

Harshwardhan Ketkale

Nicolas Leitmann-Niimi

Zach Malach

Vignesh Manivasagam

Derek Mann

Ross McCaskey

Skyler Means

Anshika Mishra

Aaron Murphy

Yohanness Negash

Christopher Ohara

Chandra Pasillas

Nill Patel

Kyle Pittman

Rachel Polliard

Monica Pruett

AJ Puga

Chelsey Radobenko

Marie Reyes

Valerie Riegle

Sreejith Sasidharan

Abinaya Sathish Kumar

C.J. Schieman

Jacob Schweizer

Phil Sefcovic

Kyle Shackelford

Kenny Sheffler

Vishal Shetty

Madison Shogrin

Sanskriti Shrestha

Ajai Singh

James Sipich

Colin Slunecka

Dhyey Solanki

Austin Stamper

Rory Stebner

Sophia Stepp

Patrick Stockton

Tharini Suresh

Chris Taylor

Satya Tetala

David Trinko

Ben Vaaler

Andre Vieira Pigatto

Nate Wetzel

Tyler White

Chenke Yi

Morteza Ziaee

Summer Graduate Students

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The

Job Market Que ions and Answers

Answered by Angela Hayes, Associate Director, Alumni and Online Career Engagement

HOW LONG ARE THE CSU CAREER SERVICES AVAILABLE TO ME?

For up to one full year after you graduate, you can access all the Career Center’s services, exactly how you would during your time as a student. This includes drop-ins, appointments, and all events. After one year, you can still access services. Visit alumni.colostate.edu/career-services for more information. Our events are open to alumni. If you would like to attend an event as an alum, please contact Angela Hayes through email to RSVP. Her email is angela.hayes@colostate.edu

IF I DON'T HAVE AN INTERNSHIP LINED UP YET, HOW CAN I SEARCH FOR OPPORTUNITIES NOW THAT I'M NOT ON CAMPUS?

There are many ways for you to search for internships. Here is a comprehensive look at our internship search resources: career.colostate.edu/topic/internship

MY EMPLOYMENT OFFER WAS RESCINDED, WHAT DID I DO WRONG?

It’s quite likely that you did nothing wrong. While it doesn’t happen often, companies will sometimes rescind job offers because they’ve just received new information about their earnings last quarter, the economy or some other factor outside their control and decide that they can no longer offer the job. If your offer is rescinded, ask for feedback about the reason to see if there is something that you can do to guard against that possibility next time. Be very careful to remain positive. If you are still interested in their company, tell them that and ask if there are other positions that might be a fit. Give yourself a day or two to process what happened and then make a plan for moving forward. Resist the urge to post something negative about the company/rescinded job offer on social media. Show your resilience and confidence that you will land a new job.

Then, reach out to your network, former employers, and other companies that you turned down when you took this job. Research companies that you are considering applying at to make sure they are in good financial standing and have not been rescinding job offers and/or conducting layoffs. If you don’t find what you are looking for in a fulltime job, you might consider working with a staffing agency for a shorter project-based position to sharpen your skills and add to your resume.

HOW HAS THE JOB MARKET CHANGED IN THE PAST YEAR?

While the job market was very strong for a good part of this last year, changes in the economy have negatively affected some sectors due to rising inflation, the possibility of a recession and swings in the crypto market. We are certainly seeing some lay-offs and hiring freezes. Banking/ finance, fashion, and blue-chip companies like Peloton, Netflix, Tesla, Meta, and Twitter are conducting layoffs while companies like Uber have plans to scale back hiring. Many of these layoffs are due to a great deal of hiring during the pandemic as companies scaled up their workforces to meet demand. However, there are still currently millions more jobs open than there are qualified people to fill them. This is because other industries are seeing more demand as the pandemic eases. Even those laid off will find it easy to find new jobs. It is still a “seller’s market.”

HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO KNOW EXACTLY WHAT I WANT TO DO AFTER GRADUATING?

Most people don’t know exactly what they want to do after graduation. The potential mistake (depending on your perspective and the amount of time you have) that I see most often is for a recent student to just take “any” job and see if they like it and it’s a good fit for them. If it isn’t, they quit and then choose another job to try. Another way to go about this process and save a lot of time is to choose four to five things that you might want to do and then set up informational interviews with people who are doing those jobs. Ask them questions to learn more about the job and help determine if it sounds like a good fit for your interests, abilities, and values. Request that they allow you to job shadow to learn even more. You might also do short volunteer or paid projects in your areas of interest to gather more helpful information. Not only will this help you narrow in on your areas of interest, but it’s a great way to network your way into just the right job for you.

Hi ory & Traditions RAM RAM

CAM THE RAM

I LOVE CSU DAY

CAM's name stands for "Colorado Agriculture and Mechanical" College (the University's former name).

HISTORY IN COLOR

Students at CSU celebrate the school with a “green out.” Games and events are on the LSC Plaza and the governor of Colorado signed a proclamation declaring April 18 "I Love CSU Day" across Colorado!

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.

Elliot Benson

Kimberly Carracedo

Grace Cooper

Sarah Dills

Sam Greff

Maggie Guyor

Alexandra Hanson-Caldwell

Justin Hollis

Devin Hunt

Artemis King

Lindsey Larson

Ruairi Low

Emily Ortiz

Isabelle Snyder

Being a Ram at CSU means dressing in green and gold for game day, but CSU’s colors used to be pumpkin orange and alfalfa green back when the University’s students were the Aggies.

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! x3, Go Rams!

THE OVAL

The Oval was designed in 1909 to connect the historic main campus buildings, including Johnson Hall, which was the original student center, and the Music Building, which was a library. It remains the heart of CSU and a favorite of all.

HOW MANY OF THESE THINGS HAVE YOU ACCOMPLISHED IN YOUR YEARS AT CSU?

1. Wear your For-Ever-Green T-shirt

2. Get a photo with CAM the Ram

3. Participate in Ram Welcome

4. Yell loudly when the ROTC cannon is fired after CSU scores during a football game

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

6. Cheer on the women's volleyball team as they take on the CU Buffaloes.

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

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

9. Attend the annual bonfire and Homecoming & Family Weekend festivities.

10. Hike to, help paint, or light the “A”

11. Find out who Peanuts the Bulldog was

12. Vote in each ASCSU election

13. Climb, hike, swim, camp or relax at Horsetooth Reservoir (or do all five!)

14. Learn the CSU Fight Song and sing it with gusto

15. Wear your orange at an “Orange Out” game

16. Sing or dance along with the CSU Marching Band (in the audience or as a member)

THINGS TO DO BEFORE YOU GRADUATE THINGS TO DO BEFORE YOU GRADUATE

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

18. Make a statement on the Stump in the LSC plaza

19. Join in the MLK Day march in January

20. Find the high-water mark from the 1997 flood in the Lory Student Center and in the Oval

21. Ride a Transfort bus

22. Attend - or preform in - a University Center for the Arts (UCA) production

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

24. Make some noise at Moby and cheer on the basketball team

25. Learn why CSU is called a “land-grant university”

26. Study in the sun on the Monfort Quad

27. Spend a Friday afternoon in Ramskeller

28. Take a moonlight stroll across the Oval

29. Learn more about a culture or community that isn’t your own at a Student Diversity Programs event

30. Volunteer for Ram Ride

31. Make - or fill out - a request on 90.5 KCSU

32. Attend a concert, comedy program, or other event

33. “Get your Green On” and wear CSU gear on Friday

34. Pick up a Collegian, your student-run newspaper

35. Play in or cheer on an intramural or club sports team

36. Cross the Vietnam Memorial Bridge and think about why it’s there

37. Work off a stressful day at the Recreation Center

38. Thank whoever made you college experience possible (parents & family, teachers, yourself, scholarships, donors)

39. Throw a frisbee at the Lagoon

40. Spend a Saturday night in the Morgan Library

41. Meet the dean of your college

42. Do a victory lap at the Jack Christiansen Memorial Track

43. Celebrate CSU’s commitment to sustainability by getting to class in a greener way than by car.

44.Watch a program on CTV

45. Attend a Border War game against Wyoming

46. Have your picture taken with all of the ram statues on campus

47. Hug a tree in the Sherwood Forest

48. Go to an Art show in the Curfman Gallery

49. Get a coffee at Sweet Sinsations

50. Learn how to make, and to stick to, a budget

51. Go to the annual CSU Rodeo

52. Get an internship or seek out a very practical experience outside the classroom

53. Wish CSU a Happy Birthday at the annual Founders Day celebration in February

54. Go to CSU’s world famous International Invitational Poster Show

55. Put together a stellar resume at the Career Center

56. Debate with a speaker on the LSC plaza (The CSU community values the free exchange of ideas)

57. Learn about or visit CSU’s Pingree Park Mountain Campus

58. Play in the snow on the West Lawn

59. Attend a Monfort Lecture

60. Profess your love for CSU on “I Love CSU Day”

61. Chalk the Lory Student Center plaza

62. Have a meaningful international experience

63. Rub Bill Morgan’s nose in the library for good luck

64. Introduce yourself to a CSU police officer

65. Swap stories with a CSU alum

66. Have a picnic on the grass of the Oval

67. Join in RecycleMania

68. Take a picture at the place that meant the most to you on campus

69. Have coffee with your favorite faculty member

70. Graduate - and join the Alumni Association!

C ongratulations

Robert F. Moody

Preston S. Novinger

Alexander M. O'Neill

Keil C. Parker

Brandon M. Pruden

Clarence B. Robertson

Nicholas T. Sheive

Matthew Solomon

Jordan L. St. Pierre

James D. Strong

Robert D. Taylor

Lauren E. Weber

Grace L. Weishaar

Ty D.H. Wilkinson

CONGRATULATIONS

OFF-CAMPUS LIFE 2023 GRADUATES!!!

Podca s FOR NEW GRADUATES

CAREER TALK: LEARN  GROW  THRIVE

In this podcast, Stephanie Dennis leverages her recruitment expertise to provide well-rounded career advice. Dennis’s engaging style and practical advice make it easy to stay motivated and focused on your career goals. She provides an optimistic perspective on all parts of your career journey, whether job hunting, acing interviews, deciding between offers, or excelling in the workplace.

CAREER CLOUD RADIO

Hosted by Justin Dux, this podcast offers actionable tips and tools designed to help you find a job. Episodes have delved into topics such as using informational interviews to advance in your career, overcoming overqualification, and ways to impress hiring managers –all helpful insights for the new grads. Dux also brings in expert guests, including HR professionals, recruiters, and resume writers, to share their advice.

SWITCH, PIVOT, OR QUIT WITH AHYIANA ANGEL

After her successful career transition from a sports entertainment publicist to a published author, Ahyiana Angel offers invaluable insights into switching industries, capitalizing on a shifting job market, and developing new skills. Her podcast provides a wealth of advice, inspiration, and motivation for those seeking a career-path switch. If you’re looking to adapt yourself to an ever-evolving job market, this podcast will help.

THE SCHOOL OF GREATNESS

Olivia Mayer Grace B n

Malia Berry

g’normanaround

Lewis Howes, a former athlete and New York Times bestselling author, invites accomplished businesspeople, world-class athletes, and entertainment icons to his podcast to share their success stories. These conversations explore the qualities that contribute to success and offer guidance to overcome challenges such as workplace criticism and job rejection. For new grads, this podcast offers extremely valuable insights into perseverance, resilience, and determination.

DAVID LAWRENCE RECRUITMENT SHOW

Looking for a podcast that delivers valuable career information and inspiration in a quick, concise format? Look no further. David Lawrence offers brief episodes packed with tips from leading career experts on a range of topics, such as the efficacy of LinkedIn recommendations or crafting a strong resume. Tuning in will equip you with both the knowledge and motivation to effectively tackle your job search.

Aaron Peck Abigail Howshar

Adam Parkison

Alex Hanson Caldwell

Alexandra Flynn

Andrea Pennington

Andrew Brown

Anna Rozansky

Ashley Labaki

Austen Meyers

Bella Eckburg

Ben Fairly

Ben Haney

Ben Larsen

Bethany Brown

Brandon Hooten

Brealyn Farr

Brendan Bolan

Bridget Kealy

Callum Burke

Cambria Gi ord

Cameron Evig

Carson Preusse

Casey Abashian

Cassidy Payne

Charlotte Stokes

Chloe Powell

Christina Jacobson

Colton Kirby

Corinne McClennen

Danielle Lingelbach

Dustin Anderson

Dylan Tusinski

Emily Kozel

Eric Jiang

Ethan Dvorak

Finn Motheral

Garrett Roth

Gerson Flores Rojas

Grant Jensen

Grayson Acri

Grayson Reed

Greta Nelson Bechtold

Hannah Keigher

Hasan Ali

Holly Klein

Hudson Martins

Jackson Braitberg

Jackson Conrad

Jacy Pringle

Jaime Gorman

Janay Peloquin

Jane Hillhouse

Jared Keller

Jessie Shepard

Josh Blackburn

Julie Baltazar

Kailey Pickering

Kara Davis

Karsyn Lane

Kassey Kulikowski

Katie Collins

Kaylee Pierskalla

Kennedy Stanford

Kenneth Frederick

Kevin Ochoa

Kimberly Castillo Garcia

Kourtney Camm

Kyle Arguello

Leah Van Note

Lindsey Feth

Lucy Morantz

Lyubo Kraev

Macayla Cline

Mackenzie Glenn

Mandy Kross

Marlee Ebert

Martin Dorleus

Matthew Frazier

Meg Robinson

Megan Klane

Micaela Allen

Mikayla DeCarlo

Naomi Hillmer

Nathan Mahoney

Nicholas Baltas

Niesha Goodloe

Nikki Hartnett

Noah Turner

Olivia Armagno

Olivia Treu

Paislee Fernau

Payton Donahue

Piper Russell

Rachael Mild

Rachel Bull

Ray Mundine

Reiley Costa

Remy Kelbel

Ryan Bedalov-Valde

Rylyn Todd

Samantha Bostick

Samantha Demers

Samantha Gre

Sara Shaver

Sarah Dills

Sarah Fowler

Savvy Rafkin

Serena Bettis

Seth Lentz

Sierra Needles

Sierra Reilly

Soo Skarajunsky

Sulaiman Akbar

Taylor Hunt

Taylor Paumen

Tenny Kim

Tri Duong

Ty Thomas

Vern Lazar

Yael McLoud

Zeya Highley

CONGRATS CONGRATS

Class of 2023

We’ve always thought of you as family, but now we can o cially welcome you to the alumni family! We are so proud of you! Thank you for all you’ve done for your University and the CSU Alumni Association.

Olivia Birg • Aleyse Evers • Genevieve Bock

Jarrett Price • Jescely Castillo • Karoline Beeson

Katie Evans • Walter Jordan • William Long

Blake Williams • Madison Barnes-Nelson

Marcus Garcia

for Young Professionals

1. MADISON, WI

Madison combines the perks of a college town, such as affordability, a vibrant nightlife, and tons of things to do, with the benefits of a city, including ample employment opportunities, a thriving cultural scene, and incredible dining options. Plus, if you're looking for a craft brewery scene like that of Fort Collins, Madison has you covered with over 25 craft breweries and cideries.

2 . MINNEAPOLIS, MN

If you love the biking and fitness culture in Fort Collins, then Minneapolis is the place for you. The biking infrastructure is perfect for any avid cyclist, and Minneapolitans stay active with their easy access to tons of outdoor activities (including 22 lakes!). You can also find world-class art museums, music venues, and shopping opportunities in the city.

3. ATLANTA, GA

Atlanta is home to 16 Fortune 500 headquarters, making it one of the largest regional economies in the United States and a great place to kickstart your career. The city combines southern hospitality with a lively and creative artistic industry. Outside of work, you can enjoy a variety of comedy clubs, top-notch restaurants, and music venues scattered throughout the city.

4 . DENVER, CO

Denver, located just south of Fort Collins and nestled near the Rockies, offers a perfect blend of city life and outdoor recreational activities while still feeling like home. It boasts a strong arts and culture scene, amazing music venues, and easy access to some of the best outdoor activities in the nation.

5. SALT LAKE CITY, UT

If you love the outdoors, Salt Lake City might just be the perfect place for you. With incredible skiing and snowboarding opportunities, almost 230 days of sunshine each year, and proximity to five national parks, it's an outdoorsy person's paradise. Utah's booming tech scene has also led to a super low unemployment rate, making it an excellent place for new grads.

CONGRATULATIONS,GRADUATES!

HannahLiebman

CristinaLucas

KatharineMacDonald

GraceMachovina

AnthonyMartin

AshleyMartinovich

NoelleMason

RobertMonahan

DevinMoore

LindseyMuniz

ChristianNarby

TaylorNichols

JoshuaO'Bannon

HeatherO'Connor

BeckettOlbrys

DaneOlson

RemiPattyn

IanPerry

LahrsQuinlan

AlaineQuinn

MeganRosser

ZachIverson

CamilleJacobs

DiegoJenab

HunterJohnson

HalleJones

BrodyKnott

CarolynKrause

BryannaKron

AliLamberson

AnnaRowland

RafaelSalinas

KaraSchlander

AdeleShirmer

KelleySinning

KayleeSmith

TimSontag

AlanSralik

ColeStephens

TroyStirling

TrevorThomas

AnnikaThompson

OliviaThompson

StephanieTien

SamuelTowne

AutumnTudela

JuniperVane

LitzyVelasco

MaddyWalinchus

CierraWells

AndrewWisniewski

KayceyAyala

ClaireBerdik

BryceDavis

IsaiahGonzalez

SabrinaHall

TrevorHanson

SerenaMaguire

CourtneyNicholls

EthanPorter

McKennaPressley

MikiyaReuther

RachelSpence

LeahSteffens

TroyWolfe

AdamBunger

BenChapman

MaryEmanuel

JohnFarrington

CheyenneGinther

SamanthaJohnston

LeslieKaslon

ShannonLambert

KylerMcKee

LouieOcaranza

JennyRoberts

GrantTruskowski

GeorgeValentine

AnaVerahrami

JessicaWootton

NathanHahn

BennettHardy

ForestHayes

CaseySetash

What

Says About You

Congratulations, Class of 2023! You’ve earned your degree despite everything that the world has thrown at you. You’ve proven that you’re unstoppable. Take a moment to pat yourself on the back, and celebrate all that you have accomplished. Here are a few things that your graduating in 2023 says about you:

YOU’RE DETERMINED

The class of 2023 has certainly faced its fair share of challenges, including the global, an uncertain job market, and financial doubt. But you didn't let any of that stop you! You persisted and pushed through, proving you're a force to be reckoned with. You know how to take on the world, no matter what it throws your way.

YOU’RE TECHNOLOGICALLY SAVVY

You've become a pro at navigating the digital landscape! From Zoom calls to online lectures, you've conquered it all with your newfound computer skills. Maybe you've even unlocked the secret to fixing the printer when it's acting up (we still can't figure that one out). Employers are going to be lining up to find someone as adaptable and tech-savvy as you.

YOU’RE FLEXIBLE

You've managed to stay cool, calm, and collected even when everything around you was in total chaos. Whether it was navigating online classes, dealing with unexpected roadblocks, or adjusting to sociopolitical changes, you always found a way to adapt and come out on top. That's a super valuable quality to have – not just in the working world, but in life in general.

YOU’RE ENTHUSIASTIC

Despite the crazy obstacles thrown at you, you stayed on track and never lost sight of your goals. It takes serious passion and optimism to push through as you did. Your graduation wasn't a stroke of luck – it was the result of your unbridled enthusiasm for learning and growing.

YOU’RE A HARD WORKER

You’ve proven that you're not afraid to buckle down and get things done, no matter what setbacks come your way. You crushed your studies, stayed motivated through thick and thin, and tackled problems like a pro. No wonder you're walking away with that degree in your hand!

RIC RAC CACTUS

The ric rac cactus is an easy-going and pet-friendly plant! It’s also known as the zig zag cactus or the fishbone cactus because of its squiggly leaf shape. Place it in bright, indirect light and water every 1-2 weeks.

JADE PLANT

The jade plant is a succulent that is native to parts of South Africa. It’s often given as a housewarming gift due to the belief that it brings good luck. Place this plant in bright, indirect light and water every 2-3 weeks.

CONGRATULATIONS

International Studies Graduates

ASIAN STUDIES

Maximus Aleksiev

Orin Blankenship

Jason Brininger

Jason Garrett

Michael Gutierrez

Tabitha Paige

Herman Uchima

GLOBAL STUDIES

Cassey Campbell

Aidan Lyde

Grey Perez

EUROPEAN STUDIES

Nora Beauchamp

Justin Best

Sebastien Frimat

Nik Holling

Sophia Martin

Shawn Mellinger

Peyton Meyer

Vincent Michel

James Strong

LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES

Kimberly Carracedo

Britney Moreno

Evan Rodriguez

Abi Tekeste

Cole Waskey

MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICAN STUDIES

Alexis Johannes

Yael McLoud

Sam Stoltz

Spring 2023

every 1-2 weeks.

PEPEROMIA

Peperomia have thick, glossy leaves that store water inside of them. Most peperomia have dark, green leaves but some species can have white or yellow variegation. Place it in medium or bright indirect light and water every 1-2 weeks.

CHINESE MONEY PLANT

The Chinese Money plant is native to southern China and is a very easy-going plant. They’re known for their pancake-shaped leaves and are very easy to propagate. Place it in medium-bright or indirect sunlight and water every 1-2 weeks.

CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO OUR SPRING 2023 GRADUATES

SPANISH

Imelda Barrios

Megan Carroll

Janessa Chenot

Hannia Favela

Skyler Halopoff

Michelle Harcrow

Brayden Henning

Jennifer Lanoha

Bailey Lubash

Sophie Martin

Bachelor of Arts

Quinn McConnell

Camila Nanez Chalarca

Lark O’Hora

Clarissa Robles-Gamboa

Janeth Rodriguez

Ally Rodriguez-Marshall

Piper Russell

Shae Sarmiento

Priya Williams

BACHELOR of SCIENCE

Ganga Adhikari

Montanna Alley

Josh Anderson

Austin Arrington

Jacob Avery

Clayton Bakken

Brianna Balderrama

Samuel Bannec

Joseph Begue

Anthony Beltran

Joseph Bernardy

Chelsea Bidgood

Ryan Boe

Treden Bosch

Tucker Bruner

Zach Bunsness

Kendall Carter

FRENCH

Lia Arrieta

Malia Berry

Emily Macqueene

Kate Moore

Jack Werner

Anna Wikowsky

GERMAN

Vincent Michel

Sarka Richterova

Ana Schult

Adolfo Chavez Casillas

Dillon Coleman

James Colwell

Adrian Contreras

Tommy Crews

Danny Dolinsky

Ava Eikanger

Max Espinoza-Fuentes

Karl Flemke

David Franklin

Zach Freeland

Carson Gibler

Nicolas Golden

Juan Gomez-Lopez

Kyle Gorski

Ashley Guiterrez

Bri Harkins

Kaden Henderson

Whit Hewett

Julia Huck

Camryn Hurley

Marcus Huthmacher-Howell

Robby Keller

Kaylyn Kilmer

Garrett Kirkland

Mac Konrad

Riley Kraus

Peter Kuppinger

Danny Lemmers

Randy Loveland

Jaiden Lussier

Dugan Madrick

Sawyer March

Ava Martinez

Andrew Rocke

Peter Rossi

David Ruder

Jordyn Sale

Anastasia Sanchez

Trevor Sandberg

Andrew Schell

Ryan Sherwood

Maddy Steiger

Andrew Stotland

Cyros Strickland

Carrie Surawski

Luke Tannel

Tesfalem Tsige

Gabe Unruh

Robert Martinez

Heather McKee

Toby Mielke

Brayden Minney

Lesley Munson

Dillon Muth

Austin Neufeld

Preston Novinger

Swayde Noyes

Tatsen Olden

Renata Julia Ordonez Smith

Garrett Paschall

Troy Pesavento

Kendall Peterson

Dustin Quint

Braulio Ramirez

Jack Rickard

Kyle Robinson

Brad Upham

John Vallejos

Franklin Vong

Evan Willis

John Wright

Zack Young

Adam Zbozien

MASTER of SCIENCE

Shannon Ellis

Hashem Esfahani

Hamidreza Ghafouri

Ph.D.

Shantanu Kumar

AinYearReview

Rocky Mountain Student Media Photographers have been recognized with a variety of awards and have helped lead the organization to be one of the top university media companies in the country. Below is just a small sample of photos by Rocky Mountain Student Media photographers, capturing the 2022-23 year at Colorado State University.

Running back Alex Berrouet (29) runs out to the field at the start of Colorado State University’s 2022 Homecoming game.

Bartender Brianna Potestio burns a stick of cinnamon with a torch at Social in Fort Collins Feb. 26.

Amanda Hoffman, Colorado State University swimmer, celebrates after the 100-yard butterfly event during the 2023 Mountain West Swimming & Diving Championships at the University of Houston Feb. 17.

Photo by Tri Duong

Natalia Wynters performs to "Night of Your Life" by David Guetta at Colorado State University's Drag Show "Drag Through the Decades" April 9.

U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet responds to a comment from U.S. Senate candidate Joe O’Dea during their final debate before Election Day in the Lory Student Center Oct. 28, 2022.

Kacy Blanchard rides her bike during the Fort Collins Colorado Tour De Fat bike parade Sept. 3, 2022 “I just wanted to show up and be as bright as I possibly could.” Said Blanchard.

Tour De Fat is annual free to participate event put on New Belgium Brewing Company featuring live music, costumes and beer.

Colorado State University guard McKenna Hofschild (4) maneuvers around California State University, Fresno defenders at Moby Arena Dec. 29, 2022. The Rams won 64-58, with Hofschild contributing 29 points and eight assists.

Earvin Johnson leads the Martin Luther King Jr. Day march through Fort Collins with an estimated 3,000 people Jan. 16.

Photo by Milo Gladstein

Photo by Louisa Petrillo

Photo by Reuel Indurkar

Photo by Lucy Morantz

Photo by Reiley Costa

Photo by Garrett Mogel

Photo by Serena Bettis

Peyton Harrington, Sloan Struble and Norrie Swofford of Dayglow perform "Hot Rod" during RamFest at Moby Arena April 27.

Photo by Michael Marquardt

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GraceTaber

MelinaTakvorian

HaydenThomas

LeoThomas

HaydenWarner

AlexWiddowson

EricWilliams

BreanaWinter

MitchellZombek

THE DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE OUR SPRING 2023 GRADUATES

MAJORS

Almanza, Sahian

Arrieta, Lia

Austin, Will

Avalos, Vanessa

Ayres, Matt

Berhe, Huldah

Bettis, Serena

Brown, Libby

Brown, Margot

Carracedo, Kimberly

Cartwright, Bronwen

Cassidy, Sierra

Clark, Kevin

Cochran, Luke

Costello, Sean ♦

Cronin, Jack

Czarnecki, Jacob

Dass, Javonni

Delman, Natalie ♦

Dennings, Isaiah

Dixon, Joey

Dodge, Elodie

Duarte, Rafael

Eckholm, Austin

Eyl, Alec

Falconer, Mackenzie

Farel, Lauren

Fox, Elizabeth

Gallegos, Trinity

Gerstner, Ellie

Glynn, Sydney

Goncharova, Natalia

Gross, Stephanie

Hahn, Josh

Hanson, Emma

Hellard, Faith

Herold, Abby

Herrick, Jaden

Jamshidi, Niaz

Johannes, Alexis

Johnson, Yolonda

Morantz, Lucy

Moreno, Angelina Mulvahill, Dan

Mungia Cuevas, Alejandra Nelson, Tommy O’Donnell, Grace O’Neill, Alexander Okland, Anders Pace-Murphy, Damia Parker, Darby Polland, Chastity Pratt, Rachel ■ Richards, Ruby Roth, Brendan Rubio-Meraz, Alondra Rykovich, Mason Sadigova, Ulviyya Sanchez, Lexi Sappwood, Jacob Schichtel, Zane Schroeder, Weston Shepherd, Zachary Smith, Aleesia Smith, Drake Stoltz, Sam ■ Stowman, Will Sweidan, Abderrahman

The Key Learning Communities congratulates the following students on their Spring and Summer 2023 commencement.

SusanElizabethAllison

MadelineCarlson

HeidiCoduto

ClaraFeigelson

KatianaGarcia

MarooKim

KennalynPeterson

MeggiVarnai

NatalieWiley

GarrettDickson

MaiAwad

SarahWhipple

Kimberling, Clay

King, Xavier

Kinneer, Kenneth ■

Knaus, Aidan ■

Koenig, Randy

Krupka, Maddie

Laurienti, Jake

Leon Rico, Keilly

Leppert, Kiera

Liu, Evan

Lyde, Aidan ♦

Mattson, Elena

McCall, Ava

Michel, Vincent

Tekeste, Abi Terrell, Kendal Terrini, Hope Torres-Furtado, William Tusinski, Dylan Valdez, Nizhoni Weisner, Matt Wilke, Samuel Winkler, Cambel Wipperfurth, Pike Wood, Desiree Zacarias, Marcus Ziegler, Sydney

MINORS

Alvarez, Maggie Bass, Maya Bazzo, Eliana Black, Noel ♦

Brull, Paul Clark, Allison Clark, James Coursey, Grant Crangle, Grace ■

Dills, Sarah

Flanagan, Quinn Fowler, Dorothy Ganey, Wren Garcia Jimenez, Jorge Geist-Sanchez, Hunter Gerstner, Ellie Goncharova, Natalia Groepper, Samuel Hirst, Kennedy Hutchinson, Eliot Johannes, Alexis Kimberling, Clay Lamphere, Brynleigh Langston, Ally Leon Rico, Keilly Lowry, Sean Marts, Aspyn McGee, Emma Mcgrath, Vincent Moreno, Britney Munsell, Isabelle Pachkowski, Maya Prieto, Fatima Remington, Sophie Roque-Jimenez, Yamilet Rounds, Bailee Rue, Mike Scherner, Samantha Schumann, Kendra Soran, Alexandra Sto a, Steve Taber, Grace Tartaglia, Ethan Tekeste, Abi Tennyson, Tanna Vidal, Alex Vigil, Sophie Wilson, Kaytlin Wolfe, Allyson

MASTER’S

GRADUATES Al-Saloom, Zahra Dapaah, David Faber, Jenny

DOCTORAL

GRADUATES Means, Morgann

The Community for Excellence congratulates the following students on their Spring and Summer 2023 commencement.

We’re so proud of all your accomplishments!

Adriana Acosta

Hasim Adams

Maria Aguilar

Emmanuel Agyemang

Raneem Alimam

Kyra Allen

Jordan Alvarenga

Marquez

Maggie Alvarez

TJ Anderson

Leslie Andrade

Lux Andrade

Yamilet Andrade-Oregon

Juan Aragon

Nayeli Arce Mendez

Kyle Arguello

Mikayla Armijo

Victoria Arzola

Adeola Awolaja

Bianca Balderrama

Brianna Balderrama

Kim Barba

Elsa Barcenas

Christian Barnett

Juan Barreras

Bailey Baumgardner

Yeilin Benitez

Huldah Berhe

Christian Borjas

Ryan Brady

Nathaniel Breuninger

Reece Bundy

Cynthia Burciaga Garcia

Jazmin Calzada

Haley Candelario

Doris Carballo

Nancy Caudillo Cardenas

Robert Cavaliere

Josy Cerrillo

Heriberto Chaparro-Gonzalez

Omar Chavez

Adolfo Chavez Casillas

Kevin Clark

Mya Coca

Genesis Compean

Gustavo Contreras

Rocio Contreras

Daniel Cooke

Elita Danilyuk

Destinee Danks

Hermela Darebo

Anthony Deherrera

Vanessa Delgado Navarrete

Adelina DeSantis

Hinzan Diarrassouba

Kira Dickerson

Chloe Doctor

Peyton Doyle

Rafael Duarte

Mariya Duchon

Aspen Dulaney

Tri Duong

William Eager

Nealani Elliston

Bianca Esparza

Elyssa Espinoza

Max Espinoza

Jackie Esquivel-Armendariz

Tristan Eve

Cameron Evig

Gerson Flores Rojas

Reyna Frias

Vanessa Fuentes-Pacheco

Rafael Gamboa

Anahi Gandara-Rodriguez

Jacob Garbani

Jorge Garcia Jimenez

Rachel Garrison

Sean Geer

Alison George

Hattie Gilburt

Alana Giles

Sidney Gilford

Juan Gomez-Lopez

Sophia Gonzales

Daniela Gonzalez

Noemi Gonzalez

Vanessa Grant

Antwinique Griego

Savana Gutierrez

Jonathan Guzman

Rachel Hall

Alyssa Hanofee

Crispin Haro

Malachi Haynes

Nevaeh Herrera

Brayant Herrera

Maturin

Brenda Herrera

Santos

Tina Hoang

Henley Holland

Cameron Holmes

Tylin Holzer

Marcus

Huthmacher-Howell

Courtney Isler

Deaven Je erson

Brian Jimenez Fraile

Dayanna Juarez

Barralaga

Carlos Juarez-Guzman

CJ Juarez-Tostado

Ashley Kaess

Mutesi Karinganire

Xavier King

Justyn Knapp

Kalia Kodrich

Saavedra

Anastasia Kucera

Jonathan Landa

Litzy Lastra

Manuel Ledezma

Aja Ledoux

Benjamin Lee

Nicole Lees

Keilly Leon

Alonso Levario

Beau Leyba

Guofen Lin

Sophie Littwitz

Leo Loma Arteaga

Allaria Lopez

Jose Lopez

Paola Lopez

Priscila Lopez Mendez

Caitlyn Lovell

Abele Mamo

Yoselin Marquez

Karime Marrufo Legarda

Emily Marsden

Anthony Martin

Marine Martinez

Savannah Martinez

Tania Martinez

Angie Martinez Ceballos

Brandon Martinez Garcia

Mariana Martin-Mendoza

Brittlyn Massey

Hailey Matilton

Jaylin Meining

Peyton Meyer

Amber Michel

Clint Middlemist

Stephanie Middleton

Kayla Milligan

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Kim Pannell

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Fatima Prieto

Krysna Quinonez

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Tido Ramos

Scarlet Rangel

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AnnaMarie Reiner

Kenny Reisbeck

Jasalyn Reyes

Evelyn Rincon

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Claire Robles-Gamboa

Enakai Robles-Hails

Daniel Rode

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Pablo Rosas

Alondra Rubio-Meraz

Anahi Ruiz

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Myreya Saenz-Catano

Araceli Saenz-Quiroz

Joe Salinas

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Jesus Sanchez

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Abriana Scott

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Jamie Wolfe

Desiree Wood

Grace Wright-Redard

Rongxian Xu

Stephen Young

Liliana Zamarripa

Enrique Zavala

Mahlet Zegeye

HOW TO THRIVE AFTER UNIVERSITY HOW TO THRIVE AFTER UNIVERSITY

Congratulations on graduating college and embarking on the next chapter! Feeling a bit lost or unsure of what to do next is totally normal, but don't worry, we're here to help. Here are some tips and tricks to help you thrive in this new part of your life.

NETWORK , NETWORK, NETWORK

The first step to success is networking. You might’ve heard that “who you know is as important as what you know,” and it's true! Your degree can only take you so far. So, get out there, mingle with professionals in your field, be approachable, and polish your LinkedIn profile. The connections you make through networking can help you land exciting opportunities in the future.

KNOW YOUR WORTH

Your college graduation is a massive achievement that deserves recognition! Remember to carry confidence with you in your post-graduation plans. Don't be afraid to know your worth and showcase your capabilities.

EMBRACE A BUDGET

As a new grad, you'll face a lot of expenses with your new salary, including insurance, rent, and gas, which can be overwhelming at first. With a budget, you can determine what expenses are necessary, what you can splurge on, and how much you should save. Not only will it give you financial structure, but it’ll help you plan for the future, such as saving for retirement.

GET A GOOD NIGHT’S SLEEP

It’s so important to prioritize getting a good night's sleep. Rest allows you to wake up refreshed and ready to tackle the day ahead. Remember that sleep is like brain fuel, so make sure to aim for a solid eight hours!

EXERCISE IS IMPORTANT

You don't have to spend three hours a day lifting weights at the gym to stay fit. Even quick workouts like a yoga video, a walk around the neighborhood, or a short weights routine can provide excellent benefits. Exercise can improve your health, reduce your stress levels, and release endorphins that leave you feeling great!

THE ART OF COOKING

Cooking is a life skill everyone should master. Preparing delicious, healthy food at home promotes both your health and saves you money. Getting in your veggies, trying out new recipes, and prioritizing your health will set you up for success. But make sure to treat yourself occasionally, whether it's with a cupcake or a takeout meal.

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