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Christina Burri, deputy state forester with Colorado State Forest Service, received a Rock Star award from the Colorado Department of Natural Resources for her work navigating forestry and forest health issues. She was recognized at the annual DNR barbecue on August 7. |
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| Anthony J. Giordano, affiliate scientist with the Human-Carnivore Coexistence and Center for Collaborative Conservation, received the Career Distinguished Global Service Award in Conservation from the Society for Conservation Biology. |
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Dawson Metcalf, director of enterprise programs in Colorado State University’s Department of Human Dimensions of Natural Resources, was selected to serve on the Outdoor Equity Grant Board by the Colorado Department of Natural Resources and Colorado Parks and Wildlife. |
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| Emily Schmieding, engagement and event manager, and instructor, in the Human Dimensions of Natural Resources Department was named one of NOCO Style's 30 under 30. |
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Thursday, Sept. 4 | 4 - 6 p.m. | Sherwood Forest |
The annual Warner College Fall Picnic is open to everyone in the Warner community. Student organizations and affiliated units will be tabling. The picnic is free to attend and will include food and games. |
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New Warner College faculty members and researchers are invited to attend one of two sessions to learn about the proposal process and the proposal development system, Kuali Research. The sessions will be held on Tuesday, Sept. 16 from 9:30-11:30 a.m. in MSNR 402 or Wednesday, Sept. 24 from 1-3 p.m. in MSNR 345 with a virtual option. Please RSVP for the session you would like to attend. |
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Sept. 3: World Without Cows film screening
- Sept. 7-10: Pathways Conference
- Sept. 10: AI Session with Tian Guo
- Sept. 17-18: Colorado Forest Collaboratives Summit
- Oct. 24: Warner Scholarship Dinner
- TBD: All-College Meeting
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Sept. 18: Provost's Ethics Colloquium
- Oct. 8: CSU Fall Address and University Picnic
- Oct. 16-18: CSU Homecoming
- Nov. 3-6: CSU Symposium
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| Colorado State University’s Warner College of Natural Resources welcomes alumna and professor Tara Teel as the department head of Human Dimensions of Natural Resources. |
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