CSU-SACNAS working to create inclusive community in STEM
While SACNAS was initially meant to bring representation to a few minority groups, it has evolved to become inclusive of all minoritized groups in STEM.
College of Health and Human Sciences News
CSU study: Mindfulness techniques help teens reduce stress related to COVID-19
Researchers at Colorado State University have found that teens who practice mindfulness techniques show fewer signs of stress related to the COVID-19 pandemic than those who do not.
Training the next generation of scientists during a pandemic
“It’s now more important than ever that we’re training the next generation of scientists to be prepared for the next pandemic.” -Josh Schaeffer, assistant professor of occupational and environmental health
Tobet, Popat reappointed to helm four-college School of Biomedical Engineering
Stu Tobet and Ketul Popat have been appointed director and associate director, respectively, of the School of Biomedical Engineering, which includes 70 faculty from four colleges.
About two-thirds of CSU classes have an in-person component, thanks to dedicated teamwork
When the fall semester got underway at Colorado State University on Aug. 24, about 64% of classes were taught either entirely face-to-face or in a hybrid model with some in-person instruction.
Gifts transform Health and Human Sciences in immeasurable ways
The College of Health and Human Sciences stands ready to improve the health and well-being of people everywhere, thanks in part to the generosity of 9,934 donors who gave more than $82 million during the State Your Purpose Campaign for Colorado State University.
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Homecoming wish for 2020: Stay home!
The CSU Alumni Association is helping its members celebrate Homecoming at home.
To teach is to learn twice: Q and A with new CM faculty member David Arnold
David “Dave” Arnold is a new instructor in the Department of Construction Management at Colorado State University. Learn about what brought him to CSU and his “to teach is to learn twice” teaching philosophy.
Homecoming 5K adapts to celebrate its 40th year
The Homecoming 5K, one of CSU's great traditions, is taking a nontraditional approach to its 40th running.
Construction management instructor aims to help students succeed: Q and A with Todd Fantz
Todd Fantz is a senior instructor in the Department of Construction Management at Colorado state University. Learn more about why he chose CSU and his research in helping first-year engineering students succeed in their education.
'Doing good' with research and data analysis: Q&A with Sunil Butler
Sunil Butler is a researcher and data analyst in the Social Work Research Center. He holds a B.A. in mathematics with a minor in English literature from Colorado College, and a M.S. in statistics from Colorado State University. Learn more about his current work in applied research for child and youth well-being, and child maltreatment prevention.
Alumna uses prevention science degree to educate youth, strengthen the community
Hope Cornelis (M.S. ’17) serves as the program coordinator for the Sexual Assault Resource Team Peers at Poudre School District in Fort Collins. She is originally from Illinois, and came to Colorado State University in 2015 to pursue a master’s degree in the Department of Human Development and Family Studies.
CSU’s Aspen Grille continues to serve fresh food in-house, with new take-out option
The Hospitality Management Program is offering food for take-out and the usual in-person dining with reduced capacity at the Aspen Grille.
Research and Creative Scholarship
'Doing good' with research and data analysis: Q&A with Sunil Butler
Sunil Butler is a researcher and data analyst in the Social Work Research Center. He holds a B.A. in mathematics with a minor in English literature from Colorado College, and a M.S. in statistics from Colorado State University. Learn more about his current work in applied research for child and youth well-being, and child maltreatment prevention.
Doctoral student awarded Dean’s Fellowship for mindfulness research
Reagan Miller, a doctoral student in the Colorado State University Department of Human Development and Family Studies, has received the Dean’s Fellowship from CSU’s College of Health and Human Sciences to support her research with teenagers and health.
Doctoral student awarded Dean’s Fellowship for chemotherapy research
Aly Cavalier, a doctoral student in the Colorado State University Department of Health and Exercise Science, recently received a major support for her research career in the form of a $20,000 Dean’s Fellowship from the CSU College of Health and Human Sciences.
CSU study: Mindfulness techniques help teens reduce stress related to COVID-19
Researchers at Colorado State University have found that teens who practice mindfulness techniques show fewer signs of stress related to the COVID-19 pandemic than those who do not.
Survey identifies key stressors, solutions for low-income families dealing with COVID-19
A recent survey conducted by Colorado researchers sheds light on how severely COVID-19 is affecting the region’s most economically vulnerable families — and the most effective ways for them to cope with it.
CSU researchers seek to develop a legacy of well-trained construction inspectors
Researchers in CSU's Department of Construction Management have been awarded a $450,000 grant from the National Cooperative Highway Research Program.
Giving
Gifts transform Health and Human Sciences in immeasurable ways
The College of Health and Human Sciences stands ready to improve the health and well-being of people everywhere, thanks in part to the generosity of 9,934 donors who gave more than $82 million during the State Your Purpose Campaign for Colorado State University.
Construction management alumnus pays it forward by funding student scholarship
Matt Blake found the CSU Department of Construction Management through a non-traditional route, spending many years in the construction industry before returning to school.
George Morgan creates a legacy of improving research and education
The George A. Morgan Dissertation Award was established by George Morgan and his wife to contribute support to graduate student research and creative activity that is part of the student's Ph.D. dissertation.
Scholarship helps School of Education Teacher Licensure students reach the finish line
Seven Dr. Laurie F. Michaels Scholars are graduating from Colorado State University this spring.
Fundraisers support CSU program for cancer survivors
The Fitness Therapy for Cancer Program, or Fit Cancer, supports cancer survivors at any phase in their journey. It has benefited from events and fundraisers sponsored by Health and Exercise Science and Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity.
Prue Kaley’s memory lives on in her gift to CSU
Prudence “Prue” Kaley was always passionate about caring for others. As a part of her estate, she left a gift to Human Development and Family Studies to create an endowment for the Prue Kaley Scholarship so that it will live on in perpetuity.
Health Tips
Healthy You: a program by the Kendall Reagan Nutrition Center
In eight weeks you can be part of a wellness program to help you achieve your personal health goals. The Kendall Reagan Nutrition Center is putting this virtual weight management and eating program starting on September 29.
Diabetes Empowerment: a program by the Kendall Reagan Nutrition Center
Don't deal with diabetes alone. Join the Kendall Reagan Nutrition Center on the eight-week nutrition-based cooking program starting October 15.
Indian Cuisine Date Night Cooking Class: a virtually led cooking class by the Kendall Reagan Nutrition Center
Looking for a creative date night in the kitchen? The Kendall Reagan Nutrition Center has got you covered! Mark your calendar September 25. for the virtual Indian Cuisine cooking class.
Food for Thought: Best Foods for Your Brain
Are you in need of a brain boost? In honor of Alzheimer’s month, the KRNC is sharing evidence about the connection between nutrition and brain health.
Got milk alternatives?
Are you lactose intolerant or not a dairy fan? Don't worry, here is some information to help you choose milk alternatives to use instead.
Kendall Reagan Nutrition Center Recipe of the Month - Salmon Patties
Say bye to plain beef patties and say hello to salmon patties. Here is a recipe for a fresh new way to get those heart-healthy omega-3 fats into your diet.
Simple Eggplant Recipes and Cooking Tips
Eggplants are tricky to cook. But when prepared properly, eggplant is a nutrient-dense and versatile vegetable that works well as an entrée, side dish, feature ingredient or dip.
Exercise in the time of COVID-19
Physical activity is an important health habit that many can take part in and joy from. If you feel like you're struggling to get into the groove of your new routine, here are a few thoughts and tips as to why exercise is still important, and how to take part when you can.