RAMS READ

Learn more about CSU’s 2022-23 Rams Read book selection, author events, and transition into our Thematic Year

Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha, author of the book What the Eyes Don't See

PAST AUTHOR EVENTS


Roundable and Keynote

Tune in to our recent roundtable dicussion and keynote address delivered by author and food activist Natasha Bowens Blair.

Author Natasha Bowens Blair Keynote Address
Natasha Bowens Blair, author of The Color of Food, speaks at the Lory Student Center at Colorado State University, October 16, 2021

                               ABOUT

Rams Read is Colorado State University’s Common Read program, encouraging faculty, staff, students at every level, and our wider community to read together and discuss what we’ve read in engaging ways.

This year’s book selection is Natasha Bowens-Blair’s The Color of Food: Stories of Race, Resilience and Farming. It explores ways we can cultivate new ideas about food justice, land, bringing people together, and joining in a conversation about race and identity, both locally and around the world.


MEET THE AUTHOR

NATASHA BOWENS BLAIR

Natasha Bowens Blair is an author, farmer, and community activist who focuses on building empowerment and community through food and storytelling.

Natasha Bowens Blair

READ AND ENGAGE WITH US


Receive a Copy of the Book

  • Incoming first-year CSU students receive a complimentary copy at Ram Welcome.
  • Email RamsRead@colostate.edu if you need more information.
  • The CSU Libraries are also carrying eBook copies available for check-out.
  • The CSU Bookstore is carrying hard copies for purchase. Rentals are also available.

Join the Conversation

Learn about events, teaching resources, and more.

Nominate a Book for Next Year

Have a great idea for a book that will engage the CSU community in the most important issues of our time? What themes do you think are important for us to engage with?

Email us your ideas at RamsRead@colostate.edu