In the College of Natural Sciences, we value diversity of background as well as diversity of perspective by embracing a wide, inclusive definition of diversity, including: culture, ideas and approaches, ethnicity, gender identity and expression, geographic background, national origin, and religious and spiritual beliefs. We recognize our role as part of a broad community, and inclusive excellence requires a comprehensive approach and a long-term commitment.
With this in mind, the College embraces Colorado State University’s diversity statement and strives to adhere to its four key ideals:
- Broad and inclusive definition of diversity
- Inclusiveness and excellence are interdependent
- Everyone is responsible for inclusive excellence
- Inclusive excellence goes beyond numbers
The productivity and impact of the College is at its best when we operate with a spirit of respect, understanding, and inclusion. We strive each day to fulfill these ideals.
Director of Inclusion
Diversity Resources
CSU Principles of Community
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First Generation
CNS Scholarships & Fellows
Engagement
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- Dean’s Faculty & Staff Success Program
- Funded DEI proposals to Chemistry, Mathematics, Psychology, and Statistics
- Spring 2022 Mini Grants for CNS Climate Grants
- Laurie Stargell – Faculty, Department Chair
- Brian Kalet – Faculty
- Corey Rosenburg – Faculty
- Erin Nishimura – Faculty
- Grant Schauer – Faculty
- Lubna Tahtamouni – Faculty
- Paul Laybourn – Faculty
- Hallie Febvre – Faculty
- Jessica Hill – Postdoctoral Fellow
- Robert Williams – Graduate
- Kacy Paul – Research Associate
- Timothy David – Office Admin
- Anais Miller – Admin Assistant II
- Amelia Stocking – Student
- Ester Sitorus – Student
- Hunter Ogg – Student
- Izabella Mastroianni – Student
- Kayla Stewart – Student
- Oscar Rodriguez-Perez – Student
- Humberto Vasquez-Esparza – Student
- Hannah Hubert – Student
- Meena Balopal – Professor
- Melinda Smith – Professor
- Chris Funk – Professor
- Shane Kanatous – Professor
- Debbie Garrity – Professor
- Lisa Angeloni – Professor
- Dale Lockwood – Assistant Professor
- Dan Sloan – Associate Professor
- Maddie Maher – Faculty/Staff
- Aramati Casper – Faculty/Staff
- Jennie Willis – Faculty/Staff
- Abbie Reade – Academic Success Coordinator
- Michael Antolin – Director LTER
- Marina Rodriguez – Student
- Beth Wittmann – Student
- Amy Prieto – Professor
- Nancy Levinger – Professor
- Megan Willis – Assistant Professor
- Carlos Olivo – Assistant Professor
- Delphine Farmer – Assistant Professor
- Claudia Boot – Analytical Resources Core
- Lynise Baker – Admin Assistant III
- Kelly Nieto – Student
- Brandaise Martinez – Student
- Amanda Kale – Student
- Chris Rom – Student
- Kate Kostenkova – Student
- Sam Miller – Student
- Craig Partridge – Professor, Department Chair
- Elisa Cundiff – Faculty/Staff
- Ken McLaughlin – Department Chair
- Michael Kirby – Professor
- Jess Hagman – Associate Professor
- Henry Adams – Associate Professor
- Iuliana Opera – Associate Professor
- Emily King – Assistant Professor
- Jeff Shriner – Assistant Professor
- John Harton – Professor
- Emily Hardegree-Ullman – Assistant Professor
- Josh Berger – Assistant Professor
- SaraAnne Tompkins – Faculty, Department Chair
- Josh Prasad – Faculty
- Ernie Chavez – Faculty
- Rachel Brenner – Assistant Professor
- Cassidy McLaren – Academic Success Coordinator
- Eva Urbina – Graduate Student
- Shirley Randolph – Undergraduate
- Ben Shaby – Assistant Professor
- Joshua Keller – Assistant Professor
- Channing Parker – Instructor
- Grace Ivins – Instructor
News Feed
CSU study finds disparities in natural gas leak prevalence in U.S. urban areas
Over a several-year period, natural gas pipeline leaks were more prevalent in neighborhoods with low-income or majority non-white populations than those with high income or predominately white populations.
Biology doctoral candidate leads organization of specimen collection.
Jennifer Brady, a Ph.D. candidate and graduate teaching assistant in the Department of Biology, and a group of undergraduate students are working to digitize and update the department’s collection of taxidermized and articulated specimens.
Department of Mathematics hosts second SK Day; supports young women in math
On March 31, high school students heard from notable women in math at CSU, participated in fun math activities, chatted with current female and genderqueer graduate students in math and toured parts of CSU’s campus.
Second generation teacher builds legacy of inclusion at CSU
Sarah Hervey, a second-generation professor, continues to leave a legacy at Colorado State University by creating a brand new course in the Department of Psychology.
Resources
Are you looking for CSU DEI links?
- DEI Competencies
- CSU Asian Pacific American Cultural Center (APACC)
- CSU Black/African American Cultural Center (B/AACC)
- CSU El Centro
- CSU Pride Resource Center
- CSU Native American Cultural Center (NACC)
- CSU Student Disability Center
- CSU Women and Gender Advocacy Center (WGAC)
- CSU Rams Read
Are you looking for resources on Inclusion in STEM?
- Campus Climate and STEM Success
- Lab heads should learn to talk about racism
- To learn inclusion skills, make it personal, David Asai, Howard Hughes Medical Institute
- Toward Inclusive STEM Classrooms: What Personal Role Do Faculty Play?
- Project Biodiversify – tools for promoting diversity and inclusion in biology courses
- How Black Students Tend to Learn Science
- Challenges Faced by Black Nurses in the Profession: Q&A with an Advocate
- Toolkit for “Just Science” – guiding questions to explore the intersection of ethics, social justice and science
Are you looking for course-related DEI information?
- Importance of Pronouns
- Guidelines for writing Diversity Statements
Are you looking to report a violation?
- Connect with the Colorado State University System Reporting Hotline
- Report a Title IX violation
- Report to the Bias Reporting System
Are you looking for anti-racism resources?
- Anti-Racist Resources
- Critical Racial and Social Justice Education from Robin DiAngelo
- Culturally Responsive Leadership
Creating Accessible Presentations
- Good Fonts for Dyslexia
- How to Make your Presentations Accessible to All
- Making Your Talk Accessible
- A Note from Your Colleagues: Just Use a Microphone Already
- PowerPoint Accessibility
- Color Coding: Guide to Visually Accessible Presentations
- Tips for Making your Presentation Accessible
