Class of '24: Corah Clemmer

Corah Clemmer, LCHS Class of ’24 (LEGIO XIII), has been elected Vice President of the CSU Dean’s Student Leadership Council. She was originally selected for the council during her freshman year following a competitive application and interview process and now serves as one of twenty student representatives for more than 5,000 undergraduate and graduate business students. In this role, she has gained valuable insight into the impact of advancing Colorado State University College of Business’s mission of “Business for a Better World.”

Over the past two years, Clemmer has grown within the organization, previously serving as Treasurer before stepping into her current role as Vice President on the Executive Cabinet. Through these leadership positions, she has strengthened her skills and built meaningful connections among students, faculty, and administration.

In her current role, Clemmer has helped plan and execute major events, including celebrations for the college’s 60th anniversary and Dean Beth Walker’s retirement. She has also represented the student body at donor events and celebratory dinners and served on the dean search committee, where she participated in candidate interviews and contributed a student recommendation for the final hiring decision.

Beyond her campus involvement, Clemmer has remained committed to community service. Through initiatives such as Cans Around the Oval, she and her fellow council members helped raise $63,991.52 and collect more than 22,000 pounds of food for the Larimer County Food Bank.

Clemmer is grateful for the opportunities she has experienced through the Dean’s Student Leadership Council and values the chance to contribute to the continued growth and success of students within the College of Business and the broader community.