Alumni and B/AACC Tailgate

Come get ready to cheer on our CSU football team at the Coors Light Ram Walk Tailgate where the Black African American Cultural Center will be joining the Alumni Association and others in a great tailgate! There is a BBQ packages available for pre-purchase, but all are welcome and it is a free to attend!

Morning Gathering with Alumni

Come join the Black/African American Cultural Center and the CSU Alumni Association in welcoming back alumni with a networking event before the tailgate and game on Saturday. Breakfast bites will be provided. Wear your Rams gear and/or Green and Gold!

Black Excellence Alumni Dinner

This is an alumni and reunion dinner hosted by the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. Omicron Tau Alumni Association, that the Black/African American Cultural Center, Alumni Association, and the Office of Development are supporting. This dinner is a fundraiser for the B/AACC office and tickets are $75/plate. Come dress to impress or in semi-formal attire!

Parent and Family Tailgate

Join us to connect with fellow parents, families, alumni, and current students. We welcome all to gether together, meet new people, and celebrate CSU. This event is separate from the football game and is another great opportunity to engage with the CSU community. Whether you are attending the home game or not, we hope to see you at our Parent and Family Social.

Alumni Marching Band Weekend

CSU Marching Band Alums: Join the CSU Alumni Band on Saturday, Oct. 15 at the CSU vs. Utah State game for performing, tailgating, friends, and fun as part of 2022 Homecoming & Family Weekend!  All participants, whether marching, playing in the stands, or a guest, MUST register in order to participate in the stadium rehearsal, play on the field, and play in the stands – there is no cost to register. The Alumni Band is also invited to perform on the field with the CSU Marching Band!  GO RAMS!

Parent and Family Programs HCFW Interest Sessions – Finding your Home: Housing Options for Next Year and Beyond

Is your student looking to stay or come back on-campus for housing, or looking for off-campus housing? Are they considering what type of housing will best meet their needs for next year and beyond? We are excited for your student’s potential transition into different housing options, and sometimes navigating that process can be complex in Fort Collins. This panel, presented by Off Campus Life and Housing and Dining Services will offer options that are available to students preparing for their second year or beyond.

Parent and Family Programs HCFW Interest Sessions – Get (Re)Engaged! Opportunities for Campus Involvement

Many students find that campus involvement contributes positively to their experience at CSU by promoting a sense of community/belonging, supporting academic/career interests, proving opportunities for leadership, and supporting personal growth/development. Despite this, some students can feel overwhelmed by the amount of opportunities available to them at CSU, or have difficulty identifying an entry point for their specific involvement interests. Many of these concerns have been exasperated for students throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Join us for an informational session by students and staff from the Student Leadership, Involvement, and Community Engagement (SLiCE) Office about how your student can get involved, connected to others, and engaged in expanding their experience at CSU.

Parent and Family Programs HCFW Interest Sessions – Experience an Education Abroad – 2022!

Traveling abroad gives CSU students a chance to engage in programs globally that focus on study, research, internships, service learning, and other opportunities. With a shifting world also comes different expectations around how students engage with international travel. Join both students and staff from the Education Abroad office to talk about opportunities as well as financial aid and other resources available to students who want to travel and study in another country.

Parent and Family Programs HCFW Interest Sessions – Getting Your Student “Ram Ready” For their Career

Engaging with the host of career resources available through CSU’s Career Center can be a huge opportunity for students to get ready for life after they graduate, while also being overwhelming. Come join this interest session where staff and students who work at the Career Center will help give you helpful tips, explain resources that are available to your students, as well as best practices for engaging with the Career Center and employers.

Rams Against Hunger Pantry – Open House

Rams Against Hunger exists to ensure that all members of our Ram Community have their nutritional needs met. We do so by providing programs and services that meet student and staff needs in ways that affirm dignity and strengthen our overall sense of community. One such service is the Rams Against Hunger Food Pantry. We invite you to join us for an open-house tour of our permanent, on-campus Pantry. There, you will learn more about the issue of food insecurity at CSU and on campuses across the nation, while getting to know the full scope of CSU’s efforts to ensure Basic Needs security.