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CSU–Pueblo Classified Staff
offers cookbook to fund scholarships
Pueblo –The Classified Staff Council at Colorado State University –
Pueblo announces its “Colorado State University – Pueblo Cooks” cookbook as
an option for gift giving and family gatherings this holiday season. The
book is available at a cost of $8.50 each with proceeds helping the Council
to reach its goal of offering scholarships to students whose family are
members of the CSU-Pueblo classified staff.
The book contains recipes were from administrators, faculty, staff,
students, retirees, and alumni. In addition to the delicious recipes, useful
tips, measuring conversions, and some heart-warming stories can be found in
this cookbook.
The Classified Staff Council sponsored a contest, open to all University
staff, students, and alumni, to design the cover of the cookbook. Creative
entries were received from Paul Chacon, professor of mathematics; Linda
Crawford, executive assistant to the Provost; Mandy Brown, CSU-Pueblo Alum;
Lalo Vigil, CSU-Pueblo student; Shawn Griego, CSU-Pueblo student; and
Deborah Rocco, CSU-Pueblo alum. The entries went before a panel of judges
including President Ronald Applbaum, Victoria Hansen, professor of art; and
Beverly Moore, retired dean of the University Library. First-place honors
went to Linda Crawford, second place to Mandy Brown, and third place to
Deborah Rocco.
Cookbooks are available from any of these Classified Staff Council members,
Dale Alber, 549-2893, Loretta Cisneros, 549-2890, Chris Dehn, 549-2904,
Shirley Duran, 549-2110, Mary Ann Graziano, 549-2753, Kim Hill, 549-2284,
Robert Krakow, 549-2654, John Obrin, 549-2146, Scott Sandoval, 549-2218,
Veronica Santistevan, 549-2680, or Shari Taibi, 549-2016.
Colorado State University - Pueblo is a regional, comprehensive
university emphasizing professional, career-oriented, and applied programs.
Displaying excellence in teaching, celebrating diversity, and engaging in
service and outreach, CSU-Pueblo is distinguished by access, opportunity,
and the overall quality of services provided to its students. |
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