This presentation will describe the motivation, goals and outcomes of the ideation and design process for the new Don and Susie Law Engineering Future Technologies building. The Law Building is designed to be a landmark for interdisciplinary education and innovation, where we bring together engineering, construction, computer science, business, and industry partners to fuel discovery and hands-on learning.
Rachel Davis is an English Language Development teacher at Bamford Elementary, She works successfully with students for whom English is a second language and students with varied language disabilities. The principal is Jill Barela.
Join Tony and Natalie on Wednesday, May 13 at their home from 5-7:30 pm. It's a great chance to get to know each other better and have some fun. Evening members and a +1 are welcome for what we hope will be perfect weather. Please RSVP by Sunday, May 10 to let us know you're coming and whether you'll bring an appetizer/side, beverage, or dessert.
Captain Bill Emslie will explain nuclear fission, current U.S. reactor technologies, advanced cooling methods and HALEU fuel; and highlight the TerraPower Natrium Reactor project in Kemmerer along with Colorado’s outlook on nuclear energy as a future power source.
Mike Freeman, CEO of Innosphere and Principal Investigator of the NSF ASCEND Engine, will share how Colorado is building one of the country's most productive innovation ecosystems — and what comes next.
The City of Fort Collins recently celebrated the 40th Anniversary of The Farm at Lee Martinez Park. The “Martinez Farm” is a special place that offers hands-on connections to our agricultural heritage. The RCFC has a long and rich history with the development of the Farm. Sign up here...
