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The Colorado State University Honors Program is designed to complement and enhance a student’s degree to promote interdisciplinary awareness, and to support research and creative endeavors. The program provides highly motivated and innately curious students from all majors across campus an opportunity to engage in an interdisciplinary academic experience. Students challenge themselves and each other as they explore important questions within local and global society, confronting modern and complex problems from multiple perspectives and positing creative solutions.

This digital collection includes publications and undergraduate honors theses from the University Honors Program.

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    Little blue
    (Colorado State University. Libraries, 2019) Friar, Keiko, author
    This work is an undergraduate student honors thesis project, "Little Blue," a children's first chapter book (aimed at ages 9-11 years old) offering affirmations of worthiness. Purpose is to reach and affirm the experiences of children and readers with marginalized identities, since matrices of oppression manifest in everyday messaging that they are less than, invalid or unworthy in some way. "Little Blue" acts as a tool to get the conversation started on mental and emotional health at a young age.