Scholarship & Academic Education Resources
The fraternity and sorority community is committed to encouraging lifelong learning and critical thinking. To assist in that effort helpful resources from the Office of Fraternity & Sorority Life and from CSU regarding scholarship and academics are provided below.
The primary aim of fraternities and sororities is to assist members in their academic efforts. All chapters should actively work to support members in their academic efforts, promote lifelong learning, and create opportunities for growth and improvement related to academic excellence.
Connections to CLIMB:
- Beyond academic performance, chapters should actively support their members in their journey to become lifelong learners and develop critical thinking skills. Preparing for life after college is more than just earning a stellar GPA; it’s also about engaging critically in academic concepts and gaining skills around learning that will last a lifetime.
- As students engage in their academic coursework, they should also develop a great sense of purpose and be able to make meaning of their professional plans post-college assisted by their academic course of study and additional professional experiences like internships, education abroad, and service learning.
For more information regarding health and wellness, visit the Meet our Staff page to determine which staff member is the best contact for your inquiry.
Chapter Resources & Templates
Fraternities and sororities value academic excellence. To assist chapters as they help individual members become more engaged and committed students, a template scholarship plan and individual scholarship assessment template have been created and are provided below.
On-Campus Resources
The Institute for Learning and Teaching (TILT) advances research, promotes effective practices, and provides direct support to faculty and students to enhance learning, teaching and success.
- Learning Programs include tutoring, study groups, academic success workshops, U-Turn, and GRE prep courses.
The Office for Scholarship and Fellowship Advising includes information about applying for scholarships and the scholarship programs associated with the University.
The Career Center works with students at each step of their college career. From deciding their major, to applying for student employment, and preparing for a career after graduation, the Career Center provides a breadth of resources and services for students.
Tell Someone is a resource available to all community members available to express concern about a student or an employee.
- General Information
- Online Referral Form or call 970.491.1350
Student Case Management provides support and services in times of crisis, including personal, medical, mental health, or family emergencies. Student Case Managers consult with students, faculty, staff, families, and providers to offer guidance on the next best steps.
The Student Disability Center offers accommodations for students with disabilities to make the classroom more accessible in accordance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990.
Health Network
- Counseling Services
- Health Education & Prevention Services (includes alcohol and drug prevention, mental health initiatives, resiliency and well-being, and sexual health initiatives)
The Office of Financial Aid
Health & wellness Resources
Educational resources and supporting programming and referrals to health and wellness needs.