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Tony Phifer

Fort Collins
As seen in: Colorado State University, KUSA-TV (Denver, CO), Fort Collins Coloradoan, Vail Daily, The Fence Post
I am a real, live Fort Collins native, unlike 160,000 or so current residents. I am married to Kathy, have 2 great kids and aspire to be really funny some day.
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Homecoming Archives - SOURCE

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By Benjamin Randall, Tony Phifer
| Colorado State University
For the Grauberger and Brown-Collins-Johnson-Buck families, green and gold runs through generations. Their CSU stories span more than a century, from Colorado Agricultural College to today’s campus — and continue each Homecoming and Family Weekend. Read More
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Athletics Archives - SOURCE

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By Benjamin Randall, Tony Phifer
| Colorado State University
[display-posts-rest title="Latest from the network" cat="athletics" type="true" number="4" sitename="superchannel" layout="hb" tax="" term=""] Senior Day comes early for CSU swimmers The CSU swimming team is celebrating its three seniors Saturday at the Rams’ only home meet. Move In 2019: Get student tickets with your Ram Card For students, it’s as easy as a couple of clicks or a swipe of a Ram Card to get into games.
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Inside the push to transform undergraduate education: UERU Leadership Summit brings research universities to CSU

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By Tony Phifer
| Colorado State University
Representatives from nearly 40 top research universities met in early August at Colorado State University with one goal in mind: improving the educational experience for undergraduates. The Boyer 2030 Summit included three days of talks, breakout sessions and shared ideas among the 200-plus attendees — all of them seeking ways to advance equity and excellence in undergraduate education at their institutions.
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