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CSU Spur

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Denver, CO 4,937 followers

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CSU Spur is always free and there’s tons to see! Visit 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday and 10 a.m.-2 p.m. every 2nd Saturday for dog and cat surgeries, rooftop greenhouses, interactive exhibits, special demonstrations, virtual reality, art installations, a cup of coffee in the sunshine, selfie opportunities, and more! We’ll see you soon!

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https://www.csuspur.org/
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Education
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51-200 employees
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Denver, CO
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    CSU Spur

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    That’s a wrap on Colorado Climate Week! The CSU Climate Hub at Spur was delighted to partner with Colorado Cleantech for the opening two days, featuring events that brought Colorado's vibrant climate community to CSU Spur. In addition, the Climate Hub organized a series of innovative events, from the There is No Planet B dance performance to a discussion with some of our nation's leading experts in climate intervention. We also hosted a networking happy hour, and a very special book talk with the always-inspiring Auden Schendler. What a week of genuine insight and inspiration! We are left energized by the work happening here in Colorado and around the world to meet the climate challenge head-on. To stay up-to-date on the Climate Hub's future events here at CSU Spur, sign up for updates on the CSU Climate Hub at Spur Hub website or follow on LinkedIn. No Planet B Dance picture provided by Kimberly Mayorga Media

    • Five people seated in chairs on a stage in a large event space with dark blue walls and exposed ceiling rigging. A large projection screen behind them displays a video call interface with remote participants. An American flag stands to the left of center.
    • Two people seated on a stage holding handheld microphones, with an American flag and Colorado state flag visible in the background. A projection screen is partially visible. Both are smiling and engaged in conversation.
    • A person with short brown hair and glasses seated on a stage, gesturing with both hands while speaking. A Colorado state flag is partially visible in the blurred background.
    • A person with long gray hair and glasses standing on a stage near an American flag, gesturing with one hand raised while speaking. A projection screen is partially visible in the background.
    • A bald person with a beard in a dark blazer speaking on stage, holding a presentation clicker and gesturing with one hand. Behind them is a large projected image showing trees, solar panels, and nature scenes.
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    CSU Spur is a big, bustling campus with a lot of moving parts, and we’re looking for the perfect person to steer the ship. We’re currently hiring for a Chief Operating Officer to provide executive-level leadership for daily operations — ensuring  efficient, effective, and financially responsible operation, including facilities, events, marketing, and administrative services! Does it sound like you or someone in your network? Check out the link and apply before April 9 🔗 col.st/tqrhe

    • Aerial shot of the CSU Spur campus and the NWC Legacy Building.

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    CSU College of Health and Human Sciences

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    When it comes to cultivating connections, CSU Spur is the place to be 🤝 Last week, the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities (APLU) Board on Health and Human Sciences held its annual spring meeting at Spur, which included a reception hosted by CSU President Amy Parsons and Interim Provost and Executive Vice President Lise Youngblade, who chairs BHHS. Spur and the College of Health and Human Sciences — modern extensions of the land-grant mission of access and success — are exactly where these conversations should happen. CSU is a leader in this space, and these programs excel at translating research into practice to improve the health and well-being of people and the communities in which they live. Thank you to the Board for joining us in Denver and to everyone who made this event so special!

    • CSU President Amy Parsons smiles with CSU Provost and Executive Vice President Lise Youngblade and alumna Lindsey Weiler
    • CSU President Amy Parsons smiles while delivering remarks at a reception event
    • CSU President Amy Parsons smiles with CSU Provost and Executive Vice President Lise Youngblade at an event

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    CSU Climate Hub at Spur

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    Colorado Climate Week events held at CSU Spur has been nothing short of extraordinary — brilliant professionals, thought-provoking panels, and speakers driving real change. The energy after just 1 day has been electric. The week isn't over yet, and neither is your chance to be part of it. There Is No Planet B was created by Grace Gallagher and is hosted by the CSU Climate Hub at Spur in partnership with The Sharon Prize. It is a professional dance performance fusing movement, art, and environmental activism. It takes the stage tonight at CSU Spur in Denver. CSU Spur has never hosted a dance performance before, and we couldn't be more thrilled to make history with this one. This is what climate literacy looks like when it moves you. 🎭 There Is No Planet B Dance Performance & Panel Discussion 📍CSU Spur, 4777 National Western Drive, Denver 🕡 Doors open 6:15 PM | Performance at 6:30 PM | Panel discussion follows 🎟️ Tickets just $15 — open to everyone: https://lnkd.in/gNYt9xQz Art and climate action belong together. Don't sit this one out. Photo captured by the incredible @kimberly.mayorgamedia ✨

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    CSU Spur

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    It's Colorado Climate Week! In addition to a number of events happening here on campus through the CSU Climate Hub at Spur, you can also stop by any time to see "Resilient Earth, Resilient Communities," a traveling exhibit about Earth system science and local responses to hazards and severe weather. Collaboratively designed by the NSF NCAR - The National Center for Atmospheric Research and the UCAR - The University Corporation for Atmospheric Research, the exhibit explores how through careful observation, we gather vital information that helps us prepare for the future and build stronger, more resilient communities. Come learn how communities and scientists alike contribute to our understanding of the Earth!

    • The Resilient Earth, Resilient Communites exhibit made up of a number of colorful stands in the CSU Spur lobby
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    CSU Spur

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    Every corner of campus was bustling today with fresh goal-setting, new dream-realizing energy during the Bruce & Beyond: Find Your Spark - Career, College, and Resource Fair with Bruce Randolph School students 🚀

    • Three middle-school-aged students lean in to examine water infrastructure equipment displayed on a blue-draped table while a presenter in a blue shirt gestures toward the materials.
    • A volunteer in a safety vest speaks to a small group of students with backpacks at a CSU SPUR information booth inside a bright, modern building.
    • A bearded person wearing glasses and a CSU Extension fleece jacket points to specimens in a display case while two attendees look on at an educational fair.
    • An overhead view of a busy indoor educational fair with dozens of attendees browsing informational booths, a living green wall, and a decorative metal sculpture in the center of the space.
    • A group of students gathers around a booth with purple grow lights illuminating shelves of plants in the background, while a presenter in a plaid shirt holds up informational materials about career and technical education programs.
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    We're growing our team just in time for summer! We're looking for a Camps & Youth Programs Coordinator to help shape meaningful experiences for young learners from seasonal camps and afterschool programs to our high school internship program. Sound like you or someone you know might be interested in? Head to the link here 🔗 csuspur.org/careers

    • A group of children gathered outdoors around an adult who is engaging them in an activity. The adult is gesturing with their hands, wearing a blue shirt and beige shorts, standing near a large metallic sculpture and modern building in the background. The children are wearing colorful clothing and appear to be listening attentively.
    • A student in front of a presentation screen, pointing to a slide that features the Colorado State University SPUR logo and text about water, food, and agriculture. The student is wearing a pink shirt and speaking to an audience seated in a classroom setting.
    • A group of children playing soccer on a grassy field under a clear sky. One child is kicking a white soccer ball while others are standing close, participating in the game. The background includes a parking lot and light poles.
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    Whether it’s our researchers working here on campus or our community partners or any visitor who’s ever come to campus and left inspired to learn more about where their food comes from, Ag is such a big part of what we do. Happy National Ag Day 🌱

    • A group of individuals standing around a hydroponic planting system inside a greenhouse. Rows of fresh lettuce and leafy greens are growing in water-filled trays, and the individuals appear to be observing or discussing the plants.
    • A group of individuals in a modern indoor workspace engaging in a hands-on activity with plants. Two people are examining green leafy plants on a table, while another person works in the background. The room features industrial-style lighting and exposed piping.
    • A group of people gathered under a solar panel array at an outdoor location. One individual is gesturing, possibly explaining or pointing out features, while others listen attentively. Green plants are visible in the foreground, and a corrugated metal building is in the background.
    • A group of children and adults walking along a paved path outside a modern building with large windows and metal siding. The building has an external staircase, and landscaped greenery lines the path.
    • A large indoor display titled “Colorado Grown” in English and Spanish, featuring an image of farmland with mountains in the background. The area is well-lit with large windows and modern light fixtures. Tables and informational displays are visible nearby.
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    It’s always an honor to host the Denver Business Journal for their annual Leaders in Agriculture event, recognizing Coloradans pushing the ag industry forward! A huge congratulations to Kim Stackhouse-Lawson, Director of AgNext and a Professor of Animal Science at Colorado State University, for being named the 2026 Trailblazer Winner. Founded in 2020, AgNext at Colorado State University was launched to find solutions to feed 12.3 billion people by 2100 by innovating sustainable solutions in animal agriculture — so needless to say this recognition is incredibly deserved ☺️ Also among the honorees was Wes Allison, CEO of our campus partner at the National Western Stock Show. Congratulations to Kim, Wes, and all of the honorees at this year's event 🎉

    • A person standing at a podium, speaking into a microphone, with a large screen behind them displaying the text "Kim Stackhouse-Lawson, Director, AgNext – Colorado State University." The speaker is wearing a green blazer and their face is blurred.
    • A group of people gathered in a room at Colorado State University, facing a large screen that displays the text "2026 Trailblazer Winner" and "Kim Stackhouse-Lawson, Director, AgNext – Colorado State University." The CSU logo is visible in the top-right corner, and attendees are dressed in formal and business attire.
    • Three people standing in front of a large screen displaying the text "Kim Stackhouse-Lawson, Director, AgNext – Colorado State University." One person is holding a glass award, and all three faces are blurred. They are dressed in business attire.
    • Two people standing in front of a large screen displaying the text "Wes Allison, CEO, National Western Stock Show." One person is wearing a cowboy hat and holding a glass award. Both faces are blurred, and they are dressed in business attire. Additional attendees are visible in the background.

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