College of Health and Human Sciences

Those who attend the Colorado Ballet Academy’s May 25 production of Giselle will see children’s costumes that were both designed and sewn by apparel and merchandising students at Colorado State University.

Scenes from Commencement Spring 2019

Spring Commencement ceremonies kicked off Friday with friends and families from near and far.

College of Health and Human Sciences Spring 2019 Undergraduate Commencement - May 17

College of Health and Human Sciences celebrates graduates at Spring 2019 Commencement.

Principles of Community wins inaugural CSU President’s Council on Culture Award

CSU is recognizing the efforts of the countless individuals who made the Principles of Community a reality with the inaugural President’s Council on Culture Award.

2019 Spring Commencement set for May 17-19

Ceremonies and speakers celebrate accomplishments of more than 4,400 CSU graduates.

Ram Family

CM student lands scholarship from Colorado Women’s Chamber of Commerce

The Colorado Women’s Chamber of Commerce recently awarded scholarships to five young women, including Lucy Appel, a sophomore at CSU.

Outstanding Grad: Luke Whitcomb, College of Health and Human Sciences

Born and raised in Colorado, Whitcomb was fostered in a community that was supportive and allowed him to chase his goals throughout his formative years, preparing him for his collegiate journey.

Outstanding Grad: Ryan Martin, College of Health and Human Sciences

Ryan Martin may not have taken a traditional road to CSU, but he sure made the most of his time here. Born in Chicago and raised in Littleton, Martin did not immediately enroll in school like most high school graduates. Instead, he enlisted into the army, serving as a Combat Medical Specialist.

First-generation grad Kali LeMaster hopes to use nutrition as agent for change

Outstanding first-generation grad Kali LeMaster had a long journey to graduation but accomplished great feats due to her perseverance and passion for nutrition.

Human development and family studies graduate inspired by her father’s resilience

Anna Grado could not have earned her degree in human development and family studies without her father’s sacrifices and support.

CSU’s Campus Connections youth mentoring program recognized with the CSU Distinguished Community Engagement Scholarship Award

The Campus Connections program was recently recognized with the CSU Distinguished Community Engagement Scholarship Award, jointly presented by CSU’s Office of the Provost and Executive Vice President and Office of Engagement.

Research and Creative Scholarship

Health and Exercise Science student research quantifies horse gait, movement for equine therapy

Molly Madden, a senior health and exercise science, saw a need that has led to advancements in the field of hippotherapy and allowed her to complete her Honors Program thesis.

AgingPLUS Study seeking research participants interested in healthy aging

Enrollment is now open for participants interested in becoming more physically active as they age.

Research study examines ways to increase campus building sustainability

A CSU graduate has conducted a comparison study of two primary tools that are used to measure the efficiency of buildings.

Construction management graduate student wins research poster competition

Shantanu Kumar, a Construction Engineering and Management Ph.D. student, participated in the ASCE Symposium for Sustainable Infrastructure where his research poster secured first place.

Health Tips

Color your plate with spring produce

A colorful plate is a healthy plate. Learn about the vibrant colors you can place on your plate this spring thanks to seasonal produce.

Should you be doing more unilateral training?

Unilateral training is the performance of a movement or an exercise using a single arm or a single leg. Do you need to do more unilateral training?

Kendall Reagan Nutrition Center Recipe of the Month

Try out this month's recipe - Spring Farro Salad!

Eating for a Healthy Pregnancy Class - July 26

The Kendall Reagan Nutrition Center is offering an eating healthy while pregnant class.

State Your Purpose

Donations to Fermentation Science and Technology Program keep pouring in

The Fermentation Science and Technology Program at Colorado State University has received two new contributions to support innovative technologies in the growing program.

Longtime donors support undergraduate experience through scholarships

Jill Kreutzer and Leigh Towill, longtime donors and friends of Colorado State University, deeply value undergraduate students and support the unique values of the College of Health and Human Sciences.