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At Colorado State, there’s this energy we all share-this undeniable excitement for what’s next. And it’s a feeling you can only find here.
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At Colorado State, there’s this energy we all share-this undeniable excitement for what’s next. And it’s a feeling you can only find here.
CSU is one of our nation's leading research universities with world-class research in infectious disease, atmospheric science, clean energy technologies, and environmental science.
This UA-cam account is officially recognized by Colorado State University; however, the views and opinions expressed on this page are not necessarily those of the University. CSU retains discretion to allow or disallow comments and/or posts on this page. For more information about CSU’s Social Media Policy, visit www.socialmedia.colostate.edu.
Play-by-Play Pioneer: Jenny Cavnar on Her Career, CSU, and Making MLB History
Kicking off CSU's The Next 150 podcast, Colorado State University President Amy Parsons sits down with Jenny Cavnar.
From the CSU campus to making history as Major League Baseball’s first female primary play-by-play announcer, Jenny shares insights about her time at CSU, her groundbreaking career in sports broadcasting-including her work at the Colorado Rockies-and the role of female sports announcers in a male-dominated field.
Plus, hear Jenny’s advice for CSU students looking to follow in her footsteps.
- Key Segments -
00:00:23 - Intro
00:02:13 - Icebreaker
00:04:09 - Why did you choose CSU?
00:07:02 - Why sports broadcasting?
00:11:34 - How to prep to call a game?
00:15:14 - What's it like working for the Oakland A's?
00:16:54 - Why is women's representation in sports broadcasting important?
00:21:50 - What's Jenny's hope for the students she works with as a Presidential Executive in Residence?
00:25:10 - Advice for CSU students
More info: president.colostate.edu/podcast/
From the CSU campus to making history as Major League Baseball’s first female primary play-by-play announcer, Jenny shares insights about her time at CSU, her groundbreaking career in sports broadcasting-including her work at the Colorado Rockies-and the role of female sports announcers in a male-dominated field.
Plus, hear Jenny’s advice for CSU students looking to follow in her footsteps.
- Key Segments -
00:00:23 - Intro
00:02:13 - Icebreaker
00:04:09 - Why did you choose CSU?
00:07:02 - Why sports broadcasting?
00:11:34 - How to prep to call a game?
00:15:14 - What's it like working for the Oakland A's?
00:16:54 - Why is women's representation in sports broadcasting important?
00:21:50 - What's Jenny's hope for the students she works with as a Presidential Executive in Residence?
00:25:10 - Advice for CSU students
More info: president.colostate.edu/podcast/
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Colorado State University's The Next 150 Podcast Trailer
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Everyone has the potential to change the world. Finding the spark to become a changemaker can start with connecting with those who are already leading the charge. On Colorado State University’s newest podcast, President Amy Parsons connects with CSU community members who deeply care about our collective future. Our conversations draw parallels between our guests’ exceptional work and CSU’s 150 ...
Denver Broncos Legend Terrell Davis Named a CSU Athletics Rambassador
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Denver Broncos legend Terrell Davis is joining Colorado State University as a CSU Athletics Rambassador. TD has delivered some of the most iconic moments in Colorado sports history - a sixth round draft pick who emerged to help the Broncos win two Super Bowl championships. He’s one of only a handful of players in NFL history to rush for more than 2,000 yards in a single season, he’s been both t...
Fall 2024 Welcome Message from President Amy Parsons
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Welcome to a new year at Colorado State University! Whether you’re joining us for the first time or have been part of our university for decades, it’s exciting to begin the fall semester with such a talented and diverse community of faculty, staff and students. Read President Parsons' full message to the campus community at president.colostate.edu/speeches-and-writing/welcome-to-the-2024-25-aca...
Colorado State University Institutional Profile | 2024
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Colorado State University is a top-tier public research university on the rise. Driven by an ambition for academic excellence, CSU boasts of an unparalleled location - one of the fastest-growing and most vibrant areas in the country. With record enrollment, groundbreaking research, commitment to student success and sustainability, CSU continues to thrive as a higher education destination for fa...
What are Microplastics? CSU Expert Shares Some Insights
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Colorado State University professor in the Department of Design and Merchandising reveals facts behind microplastics and their widespread presence and impact on food, soil, air, and water systems.
What is the CSU Climate Initiative?
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The CSU Climate Initiative coordinates CSU’s extensive expertise and assets to address the grand challenge of building a climate-resilient future in Colorado and beyond through knowledge generation, innovation, urban and rural community-based partnerships, and the education of a new generation of climate leaders. Our vision is a society in which collaboration across sectors, disciplines, and id...
Explore the Cultural Resource Centers at CSU
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Take a tour of the Cultural Resource Centers at Colorado State University and get a glimpse of some of the events and programs that support diversity and multiculturalism at CSU.
Flying Into a Hurricane
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NOAA Hurricane Hunters and Colorado State University graduate student Angelie Nieves Jiménez fly into Hurricane Franklin in August 2023 as the storm is intensifying. The storm's developing eyewall can be seen through the window. Video by Angelie Nieves Jiménez
Hurricane Expert Rates Hollywood Storm Scenes
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Alex DesRosiers is a hurricane researcher at Colorado State University in the Department of Atmospheric Science. He earned his Ph.D. at CSU in 2024 studying tropical cyclone dynamics - specifically the factors that determine how and when a hurricane rapidly intensifies. DesRosiers is part of the Tropical Weather and Climate Research Team at CSU, which has provided accurate seasonal hurricane fo...
2024 Ram Welcome at Colorado State University
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Build upon your orientation experience and begin your successful adjustment to Colorado State University by exploring academic programs, engaging with faculty and staff, learning about the many services available to support your college experience, becoming part of the CSU campus community, connecting with other new and current students, learning traditions and discovering what it means to be a...
CSU Study Finds Elephants Have Names Like People
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Colorado State University researchers used machine learning to confirm that elephant calls contained a name-like component identifying the intended recipient, a behavior they suspected based on observation. When the researchers played recorded calls, elephants responded to calls that were addressed to them by calling back or approaching the speaker. Learn more at warnercnr.source.colostate.edu/...
Scientists Call Elephant by Name, and She Calls Back
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A Colorado State University study found that wild African elephants address each other with name-like calls. Watch as an elephant perks up her ears and responds to a recorded call addressing her by name. Learn more about the study at warnercnr.source.colostate.edu/elephants-have-names-like-people/ Video courtesy Michael Pardo.
Corpse Flower Bloom Timelapse | Colorado State University
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Catch Cosmo the corpse flower blooming for the first time at CSU's Plant Growth Facilities Conservatory in this timelapse video. Native to Sumatra and Indonesia, the corpse flower, or Amorphophallus titanum, is the largest unbranched inflorescence (or collection of flowers acting as one) in the plant kingdom. They can grow up to 8 feet tall; and during bloom, their corpse-like smell lures polli...
Building an ADA Accessible Restroom for a Local Farm: CM Cares Program at CSU
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Building an ADA Accessible Restroom for a Local Farm: CM Cares Program at CSU
Colorado Gardening and Horticulture Basics
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Colorado Gardening and Horticulture Basics
The Lū’au returns to Colorado State University
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The Lū’au returns to Colorado State University
Sustainable Photoredox Catalysis l CSU Chemistry Innovation Shines Bright
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Sustainable Photoredox Catalysis l CSU Chemistry Innovation Shines Bright
Methane Leak Detection and Research Facility at Colorado State University
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Methane Leak Detection and Research Facility at Colorado State University
Down Syndrome Research: CSU-led Study Aims to Address Gaps in Early Intervention
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Down Syndrome Research: CSU-led Study Aims to Address Gaps in Early Intervention
Two Simple Methods for Harvesting Rainwater in Colorado
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Two Simple Methods for Harvesting Rainwater in Colorado
Rethinking Water Usage in Colorado | Insights from Colorado Water Center Director John Tracy
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Rethinking Water Usage in Colorado | Insights from Colorado Water Center Director John Tracy
Why Fort Collins Beer Tastes So Good: Water
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Why Fort Collins Beer Tastes So Good: Water
Conversation Starters: How Can Shared Interests Help Tough Conversations?
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Conversation Starters: How Can Shared Interests Help Tough Conversations?
Conversation Starters: How Can Being Curious Help Tough Conversations?
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Conversation Starters: How Can Being Curious Help Tough Conversations?
Conversation Starters: How To Deal With Wicked Problems?
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Conversation Starters: How To Deal With Wicked Problems?
Black Destiny Month: Redesigning Our Future
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Black Destiny Month: Redesigning Our Future
CSU Alumna Jenny Cavnar Named the First Presidential Executive in Residence at CSU
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CSU Alumna Jenny Cavnar Named the First Presidential Executive in Residence at CSU
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The book store is great
The “Prime-Effect”!…
Where is the actual recipe
This is fascinating. Please, how can I join this research group as a PhD student? This research aligns with my research interests.
Still remember this game!
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President Amy Parsons really is thriving in her role! She is a great part of this university! Go Rams!
Thank you so much for doing this.
I am also a subscriber so i don't miss any opportunity
Thank you very much, President. I have started gathering my documents for 2025.
You will do great!
Thank you!
I still recommend that men Flush their condom down the toilet after use to avoid sprm-theft.
Good work Sneha.. :))
loved watching this dude when i was in high school.
She is very inspirational to watch her.
My Marching Band of the day July 31, 2024 is the Colorado State University Marching Band 🎉🎉🎉 Well done Rams!!
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Heartwarming
Like for training
I used to catch them with my friends in the 1980s in Arvada!
Are Milo smith, Jane Joyce, meteorologist John wheeler, and pat Sweeney sports introduced after WDAZ 8 zoomed off of devils lake-grand forks beside the ABC logo is before channel 8 is in a blue vertical rectangle on the WDAZ opening @ 6:00 pm in the beginning of force of nature in this flood fight?
I have seen on your UA-cam channel that you make a lot of good video content❤❤
Just like whales that can communicate long distances.
Sucks To Be A CSU Ram*
Thanks, that was very interesting.
It is so valuable to conduct studies of this nature. The more come to know how complex and intelligent elephants are the more we will appreciate their credibility. This should inspire people to treat them with great dignity and respect.
We humans definitely have no monopoly on the expression of sorrow.or the opposite, which is joy, Peccaries, monkeys...even donkeys have shown sorrow at the death of their species, and even evidently, of a different species they were associated with for a while. There was a recorded donkey in Canada who had great trouble recovering from the passing away of a horse he was with for several years. When they placed a tarp over the body of the horse (prior to burial) the donkey tore away the tarp covering. Throughout the night, the donkey kept circling around the dead horse and refused to leave. After the burial, the donkey remained standing over the grave for many days, pawing at the ground and braying throughout and refusing food and water. This is not anthropomorphism which is usually charged against ethologists delving into animal emotions. Cetaceans, giraffes, magpies, bats, dogs, chimps etc. have shown varying depths and capacities for grief...
Such a fantastic discovery which hopefully will unlock even more of information about these beauties. Great job, Colorado State!
Maybe one day AI will make it possible to talk to them... Imagine a 50-60 year old matriarch sharing her hardships and wisdom. I know it's very far fetched, but I would love that ❤
Jai Shri Ram!
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VERY COOL!! I believe cattle communicate with ‘names’ within a female dominated society/herd, also;)!?! Just from my almost 60 years of farming;)?!?!✌️
Elephants are in a whole different level of intelligence in the animal kingdom. They mourn their dead, can show love and affection like other pets, and communicate through their generated vibrations. They do have different personalities, as they are sociable, attentive or aggressive.
There other animals that mourn their dead. For example complicated mammals like Orcas or considerably less complicated animals like Crows
@@TimDyck That is true. We humans definitely have no monopoly on the expression of sorrow.or the opposite, which is joy, Peccaries, monkeys...even donkeys have shown sorrow at the death of their species, and even evidently, of a different species they were associated with for a while. There was a recorded donkey in Canada who had great trouble recovering from the passing away of a horse he was with for several years. When they placed a tarp over the body of the horse (prior to burial) the donkey tore away the tarp covering. Throughout the night, the donkey kept circling around the dead horse and refused to leave. After the burial, the donkey remained standing over the grave for many days, pawing at the ground and braying throughout and refusing food and water. This is not anthropomorphism which is usually charged against ethologists delving into animal emotions. Cetaceans, giraffes, magpies, bats, dogs, chimps etc. have shown varying depths and capacities for grief...
@@TimDyck That is true. We humans definitely have no monopoly on the expression of sorrow.or the opposite, which is joy, Peccaries, monkeys...even donkeys have shown sorrow at the death of their species, and even evidently, of a different species they were associated with for a while. There was a recorded donkey in Canada who had great trouble recovering from the passing away of a horse he was with for several years. When they placed a tarp over the body of the horse (prior to burial) the donkey tore away the tarp covering. Throughout the night, the donkey kept circling around the dead horse and refused to leave. After the burial, the donkey remained standing over the grave for many days, pawing at the ground and braying throughout and refusing food and water. This is not anthropomorphism which is usually charged against ethologists delving into animal emotions. Cetaceans, giraffes, magpies, bats, dogs, chimps etc. have shown varying depths and capacities for grief...
Great study, that is so overdue. We need to treat animals as equals and with the highest respect.They are not food or clothing. They are also as we are, citizens of this planet.
@@TimDyck Many animals are far more mature than you. All over YT, you have a sign hanging on both your ears saying "Space for Rent."
So cool, hopefully this technology can help to unlock the secrets of more animal language. Keep up this inspiring work!!
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Love your respect to cattle and all stock ❤ 💙
In school I did a biography of her and she is the best😊😊😊❤❤❤
I seen something hit it then split into two...Facts
Awesome video!
Great tips, thank you 😊
Let the money go to repurposed drugs. Tons cheaper and with fewer side effects. It is criminal not to start working with repurposed drugs.
No drug company on earth will research a low cost drug. Drug co are looking for the next billion dollar winner.
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“Spontaneous disease”. Please…
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I’m thinking about hiding a golden antler clue here…