About the College of Natural Sciences
The College of Natural Sciences' central mission is to train and educate successful scientists, scholars, and responsible citizens. In the college, dedicated professors and strong research programs enable students to become vital participants in the scientific process while preparing to contribute actively and skillfully in a world where knowledge of science and technology has become the standard.
Approximately 3100 of the University's nearly 21,000 undergraduates are enrolled in majors within the College. The College also provides courses for the All-University Core Curriculum as part of the general education component required of all students graduating from the University. Each of our eight departments has strong graduate programs that offer Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degrees. Approximately 600 students are currently enrolled in the graduate program. Last year, the College garnered approximately $32 million in research funding. Many of the College's approximately 180 regular faculty have won major honors and awards and have achieved international recognition for their research and teaching efforts.
Strategic Plan
Strategic Plan Document
Final Draft: December, 2005
Strategic Plan Metrics, Timelines, Targets Spreadsheet
Final Draft: December, 2005
Past Strategic Plan 2002
Strategic Plan 2002
Code of the College of Natural Sciences
The original College Code was completed in January of 1998 and the last amendment to the code was made in January 2002.
If you have any questions regarding the College Code, please contact the Dean's Office at 970-491-6974.
Fort Collins and Colorado Information
- Fort Collins: Visitors Bureau, City of Ft. Collins, Chamber of Commerce
- Colorado: State of Colorado
- Newspapers: Ft. Collins Coloradoan, Denver Post
