Awards. And the winners are... Winning participants of the Fall 2016 Graduate Student Showcase are listed below each award. Congratulations! Thanks to everyone for participating. We hope you join us for the next GradShow Fall 2017.
Distinction in Creativity Award. The Distinction in Creativity award is presented in collaboration by the Graduate School and Office of Vice President for Research. This award recognizes the passion and personal contributions of these talented graduate students, and honors their commitment and efforts in their area of work. Cash Prizes. 1st place: $250 award Kelly Weber 2nd place: $150 award Cedar Brant
Great Minds in Research Award. The Great Minds in Research award is presented in collaboration by the Graduate School and the Office of Vice President for Research. This award recognizes graduate student submissions that contribute to the excellence and advancement of research, scholarship, and entrepreneurial efforts at CSU. We celebrate these rising stars, and honor these graduate students for the commitment and efforts in their field. Cash Prizes. 1st place: $250 award Shane Garland 2nd place: $150 award Thomas Decker Honorable mention: Ten $100 awards Evan Acerbo, Daniel Agocs, Flor Amaya-Soto, Christopher Blake, Mohammadhasan Hedayati, Albert Jeon, Frank Marrs, Andrew Martinolich, Ariel Schnee, Rachel West
Cash Prizes. 1st place: $250 award Shane Garland 2nd place: $150 award Thomas Decker Honorable mention: Ten $100 awards Evan Acerbo, Daniel Agocs, Flor Amaya-Soto, Christopher Blake, Mohammadhasan Hedayati, Albert Jeon, Frank Marrs, Andrew Martinolich, Ariel Schnee, Rachel West
Founder's Award: Provided by Dr. Tammi Vacha-Haase. Dr. Tammi Vacha-Haase envisioned and was the driving force in creating the Graduate Student Showcase during her time as associate dean of the Graduate School. Her continued dedication to celebrating the scholarship of all graduate students and facilitating interdisciplinary collaboration inspired the creation of the Founder’s Award. The award recognizes an exceptional graduate student who is forging a new path in research, creativity, or entrepreneurship. Cash Prizes. 1st place: $250 award Brian Breitsch College of Business Sustainability Award. The College of Business is invested in projects that offer sustainable solutions to substantive problems affecting a population. Through this College of Business Sustainability Award, the College is pleased to highlight outstanding scholarship from graduate students across the campus. Cash Prizes. 1st place: $500 award Nicholas Deweerd Drivers of Innovation: The CSU Ventures Awards. The Drivers of Innovation awards highlight the leading edge of the most innovative research originating from CSU research. Awardees in this category have presented innovative research capable of solving commercial needs that benefit society. Additionally, the awardees have demonstrated a solid capability to communicate their science clearly as well as a superior ability to visually represent their research in a manner that is accessible to all audiences. Cash Prizes. Platinum: Two $500 awards Kerry Rippy, Diana Sanchez Silver: Two $250 awards Benjamin Hung, Hannah Pauly Forever Green Award. The Iris & Michael Smith Alumni Center is pleased to sponsor the Forever Green Award. The Forever Green Award will be judged by a team of alumni. This category is designed to celebrate students who completed a degree at Colorado State and continued to pursue a graduate degree. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Two $250 awards Anthony DeMario, Zitely Tzompa Sosa Global Impact Award. The Office of International Programs is pleased to recognize three students with the Global Impact Award. Global Research Award. The Office of International Programs seeks to honor three graduate students that demonstrate an active commitment to making a Global Impact through research. Examples might include field research that was conducted at an international location, research that was accomplished by partnering with an international organization or institution, or research that has the capacity to address a significant global challenge. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Three $350 awards Jessica Baker, Stacia Ryder, Lei Wang Graduate Student Council: New Graduate Student Award. In line with the Graduate Student Council’s (GSC) overall commitment to bring graduate students together for the purposes of networking, collaboration, and advocacy the GSC is proud to sponsor the Graduate Student Showcase. Our organization has always had a strong focus on welcoming new graduate students to CSU and empowering them to succeed. Offering the New Graduate Student Award in partnership with the Graduate School, is yet another way we can help these emerging scholars reach their full potential. The New Graduate Student Award is available to all graduate students in the first three semesters of their graduate work (anyone who started Summer/Fall 2015 or later), and four students will be selected, with each winning a $150 prize. In line with the mission of GSC, special consideration will be offered to projects focused on informing policy that may benefit graduate students and further the goals of GSC. The New Graduate Student Award will be judged by the GSC leadership team and our administrative advisors. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Four $150 awards Sonja Allen, James Curlin, Tamara Mack, Molly Mclaughlin Undergraduate Choice Award. The Graduate School is proud to partner with the Office for Undergraduate Research and Artistry to sponsor the Undergraduate Choice Awards through which each category of the Graduate Student Showcase will be judged by a team of undergraduate scholars. This category is designed to expose undergraduates to graduate level scholarship, facilitate the training of undergraduates in the critical analysis of scholarly products, and to reward graduate students whose work is perceived to be among the highest quality by the undergraduate team of judges. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Four $125 awards Sarah Bollinger, Miranda Culbertson, Bradley Nelson, Emily Sullivan College Specific Awards. Top Scholars for University-Wide Graduate Programs. Presented and offered by the Graduate School. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Three $250 awards Whitney Beck, Nadia Vieira Sampaio, Rekha Warrier College of Agricultural Sciences Top Scholars Awards. The College of Agricultural Sciences is proud to present the Top Scholars awards. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Two $500 awards Sam Jalali, Steven Rosenzweig College of Business Dean’s Award for Research Excellence. For the College of Business graduate student that provides a creative research solution to a substantive business problem. Through this award, the College of Business is pleased to honor a business graduate student for outstanding research. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: $500 award Charlie Warden College of Engineering Excellence in Research Award. The Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering is proud to present the Excellence in Research Award. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Three $250 awards Samuel Compton, Betsy Farris, Julie Sandefur College of Health and Human Sciences Awards. The College of Health and Human Sciences is pleased to provide three Excellence in Research and Scholarship awards and one Excellence in Creativity award. Cash Prizes. Excellence in Creativity: One $250 awards Alyson Welker Excellence in Research and Scholarship: Three $250 awards Micah Battson, Matthew Carnal, Mei-heng Lin College of Liberal Arts Awards. Awards to Graduate Students in Liberal Arts Disciplines/Departments for highest achievements in: Creative and Performing Arts, including visual arts, music (solo and ensemble), theatre, dance, poetry, fiction, creative non-fiction: Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Two $500 awards Octavius Jones, Andrew Meyer Scholarly/Research-based poster presentations: Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Two $500 award Francisco Garcia Albarido Guede, Hannah Love College of Natural Sciences CNS Top Scholars Award. CNS Graduate Student Research Award. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Four $250 awards Annalise Maughan, Lara Pantlin, Alison Thurston, Carlie Trott College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences Awards. CVMBS Top Scholar Awards CVMBS values discovery and celebrates development of the skill set to advance knowledge with original research. Our mission is to help animals, people and the planet through restorative and preventive strategies for the health of these systems – a One Health perspective. This award recognizes promise in a research student in developing the skills to advance knowledge. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Three $500 awards Allison Cleymaet, Mihnea Mangalea, David Markman Warner College of Natural Resources Awards. Warner Top Scholars. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Three $500 awards Conamara Burke, Nicole McMahon, Nikki Seymour Awards Subject to Change While we do our best to provide correct and current information regarding the award categories and amounts, occasionally this information may change. All awards and award amounts are subject to change. Tax Requirements for Awards. If you are a Graduate Assistant or other employee at CSU, the award amount will be added to your paycheck and subjected to normal tax Withholdings and paid on the usual payday. Former Recipients View our past award recipient showcase. Our inaugural Graduate Student Showcase was held Spring 2015. The next GradShow was held in Fall 2015. We are now on a yearly schedule with the next showcase to be held in Fall 2016. Our past award recipients are on display. Congratulations to our former winners and best of luck to all participants in the next annual Graduate Student Showcase. August 24 Proposal Submission Opens Let the submissions begin! September 21 Proposal Submission Closes Please submit your proposal by Thursday, September 21. Early October Acceptances Acceptances will be sent out early October. November 9 Graduate Student Showcase 9:00 A.M. - 9:30 A.M.: Check-in for Graduate Student Presenters 9:30 A.M. - 11:00 A.M.: Green Poster and Visual Art Presentations 10:30 A.M. - 12:30 P.M.: Gold Poster and Visual Art Presentations 2:00 P.M. - 4:30 P.M.: Professional Development for graduate students, hosted by the Graduate Student Council - See full schedule 4:30 P.M - 6:00 P.M.: Awards Recognition Reception GradShow Committee Dr. Jodie Redditi Hanzlik Dr. Jodie Redditi Hanzlik is the Vice Provost for Graduate Affairs and Dean of the Graduate School. Since its inception, the GradShow has continued to grow and to further increase the visibility of the outstanding research and creative works by the graduate students at CSU. In partnership with the Office for the Vice President of Research, the Graduate School is pleased to continue and build upon the GradShow. Dr. Alan S. Rudolph Dr. Alan S. Rudolph is the Vice President for Research. He is committed to facilitating research activities on campus, securing external funding, and supporting interdisciplinary scholarship. He’s an energetic visionary and a strong advocate for graduate education and the scholarship and creative efforts of CSU graduate students. Kirsten Graham & Maeve O'Donnell Kirsten Graham and Maeve O’Donnell are both graduate students in the Counseling Psychology PhD program. They hope to encourage and support positive connections and collaboration between graduate programs across all disciplines.
Cash Prizes. 1st place: $250 award Brian Breitsch College of Business Sustainability Award. The College of Business is invested in projects that offer sustainable solutions to substantive problems affecting a population. Through this College of Business Sustainability Award, the College is pleased to highlight outstanding scholarship from graduate students across the campus. Cash Prizes. 1st place: $500 award Nicholas Deweerd Drivers of Innovation: The CSU Ventures Awards. The Drivers of Innovation awards highlight the leading edge of the most innovative research originating from CSU research. Awardees in this category have presented innovative research capable of solving commercial needs that benefit society. Additionally, the awardees have demonstrated a solid capability to communicate their science clearly as well as a superior ability to visually represent their research in a manner that is accessible to all audiences. Cash Prizes. Platinum: Two $500 awards Kerry Rippy, Diana Sanchez Silver: Two $250 awards Benjamin Hung, Hannah Pauly Forever Green Award. The Iris & Michael Smith Alumni Center is pleased to sponsor the Forever Green Award. The Forever Green Award will be judged by a team of alumni. This category is designed to celebrate students who completed a degree at Colorado State and continued to pursue a graduate degree. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Two $250 awards Anthony DeMario, Zitely Tzompa Sosa Global Impact Award. The Office of International Programs is pleased to recognize three students with the Global Impact Award. Global Research Award. The Office of International Programs seeks to honor three graduate students that demonstrate an active commitment to making a Global Impact through research. Examples might include field research that was conducted at an international location, research that was accomplished by partnering with an international organization or institution, or research that has the capacity to address a significant global challenge. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Three $350 awards Jessica Baker, Stacia Ryder, Lei Wang Graduate Student Council: New Graduate Student Award. In line with the Graduate Student Council’s (GSC) overall commitment to bring graduate students together for the purposes of networking, collaboration, and advocacy the GSC is proud to sponsor the Graduate Student Showcase. Our organization has always had a strong focus on welcoming new graduate students to CSU and empowering them to succeed. Offering the New Graduate Student Award in partnership with the Graduate School, is yet another way we can help these emerging scholars reach their full potential. The New Graduate Student Award is available to all graduate students in the first three semesters of their graduate work (anyone who started Summer/Fall 2015 or later), and four students will be selected, with each winning a $150 prize. In line with the mission of GSC, special consideration will be offered to projects focused on informing policy that may benefit graduate students and further the goals of GSC. The New Graduate Student Award will be judged by the GSC leadership team and our administrative advisors. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Four $150 awards Sonja Allen, James Curlin, Tamara Mack, Molly Mclaughlin Undergraduate Choice Award. The Graduate School is proud to partner with the Office for Undergraduate Research and Artistry to sponsor the Undergraduate Choice Awards through which each category of the Graduate Student Showcase will be judged by a team of undergraduate scholars. This category is designed to expose undergraduates to graduate level scholarship, facilitate the training of undergraduates in the critical analysis of scholarly products, and to reward graduate students whose work is perceived to be among the highest quality by the undergraduate team of judges. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Four $125 awards Sarah Bollinger, Miranda Culbertson, Bradley Nelson, Emily Sullivan College Specific Awards. Top Scholars for University-Wide Graduate Programs. Presented and offered by the Graduate School. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Three $250 awards Whitney Beck, Nadia Vieira Sampaio, Rekha Warrier College of Agricultural Sciences Top Scholars Awards. The College of Agricultural Sciences is proud to present the Top Scholars awards. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Two $500 awards Sam Jalali, Steven Rosenzweig College of Business Dean’s Award for Research Excellence. For the College of Business graduate student that provides a creative research solution to a substantive business problem. Through this award, the College of Business is pleased to honor a business graduate student for outstanding research. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: $500 award Charlie Warden College of Engineering Excellence in Research Award. The Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering is proud to present the Excellence in Research Award. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Three $250 awards Samuel Compton, Betsy Farris, Julie Sandefur College of Health and Human Sciences Awards. The College of Health and Human Sciences is pleased to provide three Excellence in Research and Scholarship awards and one Excellence in Creativity award. Cash Prizes. Excellence in Creativity: One $250 awards Alyson Welker Excellence in Research and Scholarship: Three $250 awards Micah Battson, Matthew Carnal, Mei-heng Lin College of Liberal Arts Awards. Awards to Graduate Students in Liberal Arts Disciplines/Departments for highest achievements in: Creative and Performing Arts, including visual arts, music (solo and ensemble), theatre, dance, poetry, fiction, creative non-fiction: Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Two $500 awards Octavius Jones, Andrew Meyer Scholarly/Research-based poster presentations: Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Two $500 award Francisco Garcia Albarido Guede, Hannah Love College of Natural Sciences CNS Top Scholars Award. CNS Graduate Student Research Award. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Four $250 awards Annalise Maughan, Lara Pantlin, Alison Thurston, Carlie Trott College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences Awards. CVMBS Top Scholar Awards CVMBS values discovery and celebrates development of the skill set to advance knowledge with original research. Our mission is to help animals, people and the planet through restorative and preventive strategies for the health of these systems – a One Health perspective. This award recognizes promise in a research student in developing the skills to advance knowledge. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Three $500 awards Allison Cleymaet, Mihnea Mangalea, David Markman Warner College of Natural Resources Awards. Warner Top Scholars. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Three $500 awards Conamara Burke, Nicole McMahon, Nikki Seymour Awards Subject to Change While we do our best to provide correct and current information regarding the award categories and amounts, occasionally this information may change. All awards and award amounts are subject to change. Tax Requirements for Awards. If you are a Graduate Assistant or other employee at CSU, the award amount will be added to your paycheck and subjected to normal tax Withholdings and paid on the usual payday. Former Recipients View our past award recipient showcase. Our inaugural Graduate Student Showcase was held Spring 2015. The next GradShow was held in Fall 2015. We are now on a yearly schedule with the next showcase to be held in Fall 2016. Our past award recipients are on display. Congratulations to our former winners and best of luck to all participants in the next annual Graduate Student Showcase. August 24 Proposal Submission Opens Let the submissions begin! September 21 Proposal Submission Closes Please submit your proposal by Thursday, September 21. Early October Acceptances Acceptances will be sent out early October. November 9 Graduate Student Showcase 9:00 A.M. - 9:30 A.M.: Check-in for Graduate Student Presenters 9:30 A.M. - 11:00 A.M.: Green Poster and Visual Art Presentations 10:30 A.M. - 12:30 P.M.: Gold Poster and Visual Art Presentations 2:00 P.M. - 4:30 P.M.: Professional Development for graduate students, hosted by the Graduate Student Council - See full schedule 4:30 P.M - 6:00 P.M.: Awards Recognition Reception GradShow Committee Dr. Jodie Redditi Hanzlik Dr. Jodie Redditi Hanzlik is the Vice Provost for Graduate Affairs and Dean of the Graduate School. Since its inception, the GradShow has continued to grow and to further increase the visibility of the outstanding research and creative works by the graduate students at CSU. In partnership with the Office for the Vice President of Research, the Graduate School is pleased to continue and build upon the GradShow. Dr. Alan S. Rudolph Dr. Alan S. Rudolph is the Vice President for Research. He is committed to facilitating research activities on campus, securing external funding, and supporting interdisciplinary scholarship. He’s an energetic visionary and a strong advocate for graduate education and the scholarship and creative efforts of CSU graduate students. Kirsten Graham & Maeve O'Donnell Kirsten Graham and Maeve O’Donnell are both graduate students in the Counseling Psychology PhD program. They hope to encourage and support positive connections and collaboration between graduate programs across all disciplines.
College of Business Sustainability Award. The College of Business is invested in projects that offer sustainable solutions to substantive problems affecting a population. Through this College of Business Sustainability Award, the College is pleased to highlight outstanding scholarship from graduate students across the campus. Cash Prizes. 1st place: $500 award Nicholas Deweerd
Drivers of Innovation: The CSU Ventures Awards. The Drivers of Innovation awards highlight the leading edge of the most innovative research originating from CSU research. Awardees in this category have presented innovative research capable of solving commercial needs that benefit society. Additionally, the awardees have demonstrated a solid capability to communicate their science clearly as well as a superior ability to visually represent their research in a manner that is accessible to all audiences. Cash Prizes. Platinum: Two $500 awards Kerry Rippy, Diana Sanchez Silver: Two $250 awards Benjamin Hung, Hannah Pauly
Forever Green Award. The Iris & Michael Smith Alumni Center is pleased to sponsor the Forever Green Award. The Forever Green Award will be judged by a team of alumni. This category is designed to celebrate students who completed a degree at Colorado State and continued to pursue a graduate degree. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Two $250 awards Anthony DeMario, Zitely Tzompa Sosa
Global Impact Award. The Office of International Programs is pleased to recognize three students with the Global Impact Award. Global Research Award. The Office of International Programs seeks to honor three graduate students that demonstrate an active commitment to making a Global Impact through research. Examples might include field research that was conducted at an international location, research that was accomplished by partnering with an international organization or institution, or research that has the capacity to address a significant global challenge. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Three $350 awards Jessica Baker, Stacia Ryder, Lei Wang
Graduate Student Council: New Graduate Student Award. In line with the Graduate Student Council’s (GSC) overall commitment to bring graduate students together for the purposes of networking, collaboration, and advocacy the GSC is proud to sponsor the Graduate Student Showcase. Our organization has always had a strong focus on welcoming new graduate students to CSU and empowering them to succeed. Offering the New Graduate Student Award in partnership with the Graduate School, is yet another way we can help these emerging scholars reach their full potential. The New Graduate Student Award is available to all graduate students in the first three semesters of their graduate work (anyone who started Summer/Fall 2015 or later), and four students will be selected, with each winning a $150 prize. In line with the mission of GSC, special consideration will be offered to projects focused on informing policy that may benefit graduate students and further the goals of GSC. The New Graduate Student Award will be judged by the GSC leadership team and our administrative advisors. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Four $150 awards Sonja Allen, James Curlin, Tamara Mack, Molly Mclaughlin
Undergraduate Choice Award. The Graduate School is proud to partner with the Office for Undergraduate Research and Artistry to sponsor the Undergraduate Choice Awards through which each category of the Graduate Student Showcase will be judged by a team of undergraduate scholars. This category is designed to expose undergraduates to graduate level scholarship, facilitate the training of undergraduates in the critical analysis of scholarly products, and to reward graduate students whose work is perceived to be among the highest quality by the undergraduate team of judges. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Four $125 awards Sarah Bollinger, Miranda Culbertson, Bradley Nelson, Emily Sullivan
Top Scholars for University-Wide Graduate Programs. Presented and offered by the Graduate School. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Three $250 awards Whitney Beck, Nadia Vieira Sampaio, Rekha Warrier
College of Agricultural Sciences Top Scholars Awards. The College of Agricultural Sciences is proud to present the Top Scholars awards. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Two $500 awards Sam Jalali, Steven Rosenzweig
College of Business Dean’s Award for Research Excellence. For the College of Business graduate student that provides a creative research solution to a substantive business problem. Through this award, the College of Business is pleased to honor a business graduate student for outstanding research. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: $500 award Charlie Warden
College of Engineering Excellence in Research Award. The Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering is proud to present the Excellence in Research Award. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Three $250 awards Samuel Compton, Betsy Farris, Julie Sandefur
College of Health and Human Sciences Awards. The College of Health and Human Sciences is pleased to provide three Excellence in Research and Scholarship awards and one Excellence in Creativity award. Cash Prizes. Excellence in Creativity: One $250 awards Alyson Welker Excellence in Research and Scholarship: Three $250 awards Micah Battson, Matthew Carnal, Mei-heng Lin
College of Liberal Arts Awards. Awards to Graduate Students in Liberal Arts Disciplines/Departments for highest achievements in: Creative and Performing Arts, including visual arts, music (solo and ensemble), theatre, dance, poetry, fiction, creative non-fiction: Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Two $500 awards Octavius Jones, Andrew Meyer Scholarly/Research-based poster presentations: Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Two $500 award Francisco Garcia Albarido Guede, Hannah Love
College of Natural Sciences CNS Top Scholars Award. CNS Graduate Student Research Award. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Four $250 awards Annalise Maughan, Lara Pantlin, Alison Thurston, Carlie Trott
College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences Awards. CVMBS Top Scholar Awards CVMBS values discovery and celebrates development of the skill set to advance knowledge with original research. Our mission is to help animals, people and the planet through restorative and preventive strategies for the health of these systems – a One Health perspective. This award recognizes promise in a research student in developing the skills to advance knowledge. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Three $500 awards Allison Cleymaet, Mihnea Mangalea, David Markman
Warner College of Natural Resources Awards. Warner Top Scholars. Cash Prizes. Top Scholar: Three $500 awards Conamara Burke, Nicole McMahon, Nikki Seymour
Awards Subject to Change While we do our best to provide correct and current information regarding the award categories and amounts, occasionally this information may change. All awards and award amounts are subject to change. Tax Requirements for Awards. If you are a Graduate Assistant or other employee at CSU, the award amount will be added to your paycheck and subjected to normal tax Withholdings and paid on the usual payday.
View our past award recipient showcase. Our inaugural Graduate Student Showcase was held Spring 2015. The next GradShow was held in Fall 2015. We are now on a yearly schedule with the next showcase to be held in Fall 2016. Our past award recipients are on display. Congratulations to our former winners and best of luck to all participants in the next annual Graduate Student Showcase.
November 9 Graduate Student Showcase 9:00 A.M. - 9:30 A.M.: Check-in for Graduate Student Presenters 9:30 A.M. - 11:00 A.M.: Green Poster and Visual Art Presentations 10:30 A.M. - 12:30 P.M.: Gold Poster and Visual Art Presentations 2:00 P.M. - 4:30 P.M.: Professional Development for graduate students, hosted by the Graduate Student Council - See full schedule 4:30 P.M - 6:00 P.M.: Awards Recognition Reception
Dr. Jodie Redditi Hanzlik Dr. Jodie Redditi Hanzlik is the Vice Provost for Graduate Affairs and Dean of the Graduate School. Since its inception, the GradShow has continued to grow and to further increase the visibility of the outstanding research and creative works by the graduate students at CSU. In partnership with the Office for the Vice President of Research, the Graduate School is pleased to continue and build upon the GradShow.
Dr. Alan S. Rudolph Dr. Alan S. Rudolph is the Vice President for Research. He is committed to facilitating research activities on campus, securing external funding, and supporting interdisciplinary scholarship. He’s an energetic visionary and a strong advocate for graduate education and the scholarship and creative efforts of CSU graduate students.
Kirsten Graham & Maeve O'Donnell Kirsten Graham and Maeve O’Donnell are both graduate students in the Counseling Psychology PhD program. They hope to encourage and support positive connections and collaboration between graduate programs across all disciplines.