In the first Fall Address held since 2019, Interim President Rick Miranda reflected on what former Colorado State University President Al Yates said during the aftermath of the Spring Creek Flood that inundated campus in 1997.
The three exhibits in Colorado State University’s Avenir Museum of Design and Merchandising’s Fall 2022 exhibits celebrate the fashion and fragility of clothing and the process the museum undertakes to become keepers of such objects.
Speakers shared insights, tools and personal stories in an effort to bring greater awareness to people struggling with their mental health.
The committee heading up the search for the next president of Colorado State University is hosting a series of public listening sessions to hear from stakeholders about what qualities they want to see a new leader bring to the Fort Collins campus.
Welcome to Fall 2022! I am excited by the start of a new academic year and the opportunity to welcome new and returning students, faculty, and staff to the College of Health and Human Sciences, as well as our friends and colleagues across the CSU community. -Dean Lise Youngblade
Researchers Jaclyn Stephens and Arlene Schmid plan to use brain imaging technologies to advance the scientific understanding of yoga therapy for adults with chronic brain injury.
Melissa Pappas has shaped social welfare policy and workforce development. For her stalwart commitment to CSU, she has earned an Alumni Association Distinguished Award.
CSU reaffirms commitment to accessibility by piloting revolutionary text-to-speech software.
Get to know this month's Kendall Reagan Nutrition Center student spotlight, Corrin Coons.
Sherona Simpson, instructor in the Department of Construction Management, looks back on her time at CSU and seeks to educate the next generation on the use of technological aids in the field.
The College of Health and Human Sciences at Colorado State University is happy to welcome new faculty members to our college. Read more about them in their Q and A features.
Matt Moulton works with his students as well as future middle schools to create a beneficial learning environment.
Born on Oahu, Chris Beuret has dedicated his time and skills toward instructing people and leading teams, now teaching in the Department of Construction Management at Colorado State University.
Mehmet Ozbek, professor and Joseph Phelps Endowed Chair, was featured for his research in the American Society of Civil Engineers magazine - Civil Engineering Source.
Speakers shared insights, tools and personal stories in an effort to bring greater awareness to people struggling with their mental health.
The biomedical model of mental health care can arguably do more harm than good, says Arnold Cantu. His recent publication sets the stage for alternatives.
CSU occupational therapy master’s student has taken to the trees to research new ways to conduct therapy.
Researchers Jaclyn Stephens and Arlene Schmid plan to use brain imaging technologies to advance the scientific understanding of yoga therapy for adults with chronic brain injury.
Researchers Charlene Van Buiten and Jeffrey Miller propose a palatable balance between jargon-filled scientific literature and trendy marketing ploys in their new book, Superfoods: Cultural and Scientific Perspectives.
Linda L. Carlson (M.S., ’88), curator emerita of the Avenir Museum and retired instructor in the Department of Design and Merchandising, was chosen as the 2022 recipient of the Spirit of Philanthropy Award.
Like a fine Bière de Garde or a mature cheddar, the grand opening of Colorado State University’s Fermentation Science and Technology Program’s Gifford Building facilities has been aged long after the hard work was done.
This summer alumna Emily Fawaz will oversee OT students at the Early Childhood Center, supported by the same alumni-created fieldwork scholarship she received.
Gordon Marks (B.S. ’66) leveraged his CSU education to lead Swinerton Builders and shape the construction industry through collaboration and philanthropy.
Through her unwavering positivity, infectious sense of humor, support of Colorado State University students, and dedication to the fight against Multiple Sclerosis, Kelly Walker (B.S. ’88, M.S. ’91, ’02) impacts the lives of all who meet her.
Nancy Hartley has routinely brought honor to the college through her stalwart efforts to elevate the students and faculty she served to further academic heights.
On Friday, November 11th, grab a friend, loved one, or colleague and create some fresh fall favorites with the Kendall Reagan Nutrition Center. Register for the KRNC fall date night cooking class today.
This month, the Kendall Reagan Nutrition Center serves a simple yet delightful Caprese salad with pesto-tossed barley as the base!
The lack of research on intermittent fasting raises questions regarding its effectiveness and lasting impact.
At most any doctor visit they take a few vital sign measures, and along with yearly checks might look for bigger items like cholesterol and blood glucose levels.
Need a quick and easy breakfast? Look no further than these hash brown egg cups courtesy of the Kendall Reagan Nutrition Center!
NEAT is the energy it takes to do everything else but eat, sleep, and exercise. Any small moments throughout the day can increase our metabolic rate.
For individuals looking to soothe gastrointestinal (GI) stress, the low-FODMAP diet may be effective. The Kendall Reagan Nutrition Center is here to provide guidance on whether it is suitable for you.
Just in time for summer, this fresh strawberry dessert is the perfect sweet treat.