Access and Success
Dedicated to fostering
a supportive and
welcoming environment
We embrace Colorado State University’s
Principles of Community
The Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering is dedicated to fostering a supportive and welcoming environment where all students, staff, and faculty can thrive. Our commitment to access and success—a core tenet of our land-grant mission—is realized through our initiatives.
We provide resources and support to cultivate positive academic and professional settings, empowering every member of our community to achieve their full potential.
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Colorado State University’s Principles of Community represent our core values.
Inclusion
Integrity
Respect
Service
Social Justice
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Diversity Programs in Engineering
Diversity Programs in Engineering (DPE) is building a strong community that embraces the creative ideas that students contribute to engineering research and projects.
In doing so, we come closer to the goal of finding the best solutions for global challenges. All CSU students are welcome and invited to engage.
CSU Land Acknowledgment
Colorado State University’s land acknowledgment is a statement crafted by a variety of Indigenous faculty and staff, as well as other officials at CSU.
The statement recognizes the long history of Native peoples and nations that lived and stewarded the land where the university now resides. The land acknowledgment statement also maintains the connection Native people and nations still have to this land.