By age 50, Patrita "Ime" Salazar had compiled an impressive list of personal and professional accomplishments. Now, after watching three of her daughters graduate from CU ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ, it's finally her turn.
If Jasmin Torres had a personal motto, it would be, "SÃ, se puede." This Spanish phrase meaning, "Yes, you can," has defined the graduating senior’s life.
After a national search, Senior Vice Chancellor and CFO Kelly Fox has named Carla Ho-a associate vice chancellor for Finance and Business Strategy (FBS), effective June 1.
Computer science graduate Alexandra Okeson found her calling in the field while helping create algorithms to test medical devices. Now she's got her sights set on a PhD, focusing on algorithms for healthcare.
Each spring, CU ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ presents the Advisor of the Year Award for outstanding service in academic advising. This year, Arts and Sciences advisor Dylan West won the new professional award, and College of Music advisor Victoria Ibarra was the winner in the experienced professional category.
If you follow Colorado basketball, you already know a few things about senior Haley Smith. But what you might not know is that Smith is the kind of student-athlete who makes Buffs fans proud to be Buffs fans.
With offers from the Fulbright program, a number of CU ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ graduate students and alumni are eyeing research and teaching in such places as the Netherlands, India, France and Chile.
Last year, CU ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ senior Floyd Pierce, raced around the world for $1 million as a contestant on "The Amazing Race." CBS has aired seven episodes, and, so far, Pierce is still in the game.
With a $30,000 gift from their family foundation, twins Sarah and Stephanie Meyers established the a scholarship fund to support one or two first-year students in financial need.