Dr. Rosa Martey is a very upbeat communicator at Colorado State University who really cares about students. Before our interview I was able to watch her counseling a student about research opportunities...

Dr. Stuart Tobet, is a professor in the Department of Biomedical Sciences and the Director of the School of Biomedical Engineering. He moved here from Boston in 2003. He is very interested in neurobiology. He...

I met Dr. Tamkun for the first time when I walked into his office located in the Anatomy/Zoology building at Colorado State University. His lab works on understanding the regulation of nerve and muscle...

Colorado State University has invested in the future of biomedical engineering. Dr. Matt Kipper was, and is, one of these investments. Matt joined CSU, in 2006, as an assistant professor and researcher....

Brian Jones is a popular physics professor at Colorado State University. He loves both physics and teaching. He is also one of the main forces behind Little Shop of Physics (LSOP), a group of science...

Dr. Henle was my Management 310 professor. We started the interview talking about how her shoulder is healing, and I’m happy to say it’s doing much better. Her academic history includes two bachelor’s...

The Vice President of Research at Colorado State University is Dr. Alan Rudolph. He has worked, and continues to work on, quite a few research projects himself. Just looking around his office one can...

Professor Troy Mumford is a very interesting teacher. I remember how he would keep our attention in class by throwing pens around the room. It worked. In our interview he didn’t need to throw pens around...

Stephen Hayne is a professor at Colorado State University and a faculty member of the Computer Information Systems department. When I interviewed him, Stephen told me about his research and took me for...

I walked up to the third floor of the College of Business at Colorado State University to reach Dr. John Elder’s office. It’s a little bit warmer up there as the heat rises from the rest of the building....

It’s always interesting to see where a conversation goes. I went to several interviews expecting to learn specifically about research projects, and ended up gaining a new perspective on how research...