Jay Norvell tabbed as 24th head football coach at CSU
Jay Norvell, who led the Nevada Wolf Pack to four bowl games in five seasons as head coach, has been named the 24th head football coach at CSU.
College of Health and Human Sciences News
CSU research expenditures hit $447.2 million, shatter records
Colorado State University shattered records for research expenditures this year, spending $447.2 million to acquire knowledge to protect people from disease, recover drought- and fire-ravaged communities, and respond to the climate emergency.
Story of Fort Collins’ net-zero L’Avenir building to be featured in Rocky Mountain PBS program
The L'Avenir multi-family housing complex in Old Town is Fort Collins' greenest building. The story behind it is being broadcast by Rocky Mountain PBS.
Tackling the ‘Turf Monster:’ CSU professor’s study aims to make artificial playing surfaces better and safer for everyone
Colorado State University professor Raoul Reiser II is studying the correlation between artificial turf and injury/performance.
CSU College of Health and Human Sciences students recognized for outstanding research
CSU College of Health and Human Sciences graduate students showcased their research recently at the 2021 Grad Show. Eight students brought home awards.
CSU Civil Engineering, Construction Management faculty advise ASCE project reimagining infrastructure in 2070
Professors John van de Lindt and Mehmet Ozbek served as advisors on the American Society of Civil Engineers’ Future World Vision project, which envisions the built environment 50 years from now.
Ram Family
CSU Department of Design and Merchandising student, a Gold Award Girl Scout, chosen for prestigious leadership opportunity
Through her passions for Girl Scouts and sewing, first-year apparel and merchandising student, Elizabeth Gumper, was granted the opportunity to attend a national conference and launched her own resource website.
CSU alumni brewing up bean-less coffee
Alumni involved in creating a bean-less coffee!
KRNC Student Spotlight: Heather McDowell
Read more about the Kendall Reagan Nutrition Center student spotlight, Heather McDowell!
New faculty member brings research emphasis in concrete to Construction Management
Construction Management professor, Mahmoud Shakouri, is performing research in how to minimize the concrete industry’s carbon footprint.
New podcast highlights the impact of CSU Health and Human Sciences research
Health and Human Science Matters is a podcast that highlights the impactful research and researchers within CSU's College of Health and Human Sciences. Season one is available today on your favorite podcast platforms!
How a bank job made this CSU student decide to change the world through occupational therapy
Kimberly Rousseau-Simmons has had a varied career path that has ultimately led her into occupational therapy at CSU.
Author Natasha Bowens Blair talks with President McConnell as part of 'Tell Me More' series
Natasha Bowens Blair, author of The Color of Food: Stories of Race, Resilience and Farming, sat down with CSU President Joyce McConnell to discuss her book.
Research and Creative Scholarship
New podcast highlights the impact of CSU Health and Human Sciences research
Health and Human Science Matters is a podcast that highlights the impactful research and researchers within CSU's College of Health and Human Sciences. Season one is available today on your favorite podcast platforms!
Tackling the ‘Turf Monster:’ CSU professor’s study aims to make artificial playing surfaces better and safer for everyone
Colorado State University professor Raoul Reiser II is studying the correlation between artificial turf and injury/performance.
CSU College of Health and Human Sciences students recognized for outstanding research
CSU College of Health and Human Sciences graduate students showcased their research recently at the 2021 Grad Show. Eight students brought home awards.
CSU Civil Engineering, Construction Management faculty advise ASCE project reimagining infrastructure in 2070
Professors John van de Lindt and Mehmet Ozbek served as advisors on the American Society of Civil Engineers’ Future World Vision project, which envisions the built environment 50 years from now.
CSU professor Leach researching metabolism as part of key initiative at CU Cancer Center
All cells use the process of metabolism to turn nutrients into energy — including cancer cells. Metabolism is a fundamental function whose role in cancer is being explored by researchers across the CU Cancer Center, including Colorado State University’s Heather Leach.
CM Professor serves as keynote speaker at ACE 14th International Congress
Construction Management's own Mehmet E. Ozbek, Ph.D. was a keynote speaker for the 14th International Congress on Advances in Civil Engineering 2020-2021.
Giving
Scholarships critical to success for CSU College of Health and Human Sciences students
Scholarships are important for students to help alleviate some of the financial burden of higher education. Our heartfelt gratitude goes out to the many donors who support students in the college through private scholarships. Meet some of this year's recipients!
Department of Design and Merchandising brings alumni to campus to share career experiences with students
The CSU Department of Design and Merchandising hosted the inaugural Emerging Leaders in Apparel and Merchandising Talk and Reception thanks to the generosity of the Kotsiopulos Education Enhancement Fund.
CSU donor finds unexpected passion in youth mentoring program
Stephani Hardon gives to Campus Connections to help youth exposed to adversities to envision a better life.
Construction Management alumnus establishes scholarship in giving back to support students
CM receives a newly established Miller/Kirkpatrick Family Scholarship to provide assistance to undergraduate or graduate students in construction management.
Historic fraternity supports FitCancer and community survivors through philanthropy events
For two years, the gentlemen of the Colorado State University Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE) fraternity have come together to support a worthy community cause
Danielle Soliz’s memory lives on through her Human Development and Family Studies scholarship
Danielle's family and friends wanted to carry on her legacy and celebrate the amazing person that she was by creating a memorial scholarship in her name. With that, the Danielle Soliz scholarship was launched in December of 2016.
Health Tips
Stay active when you travel
Traveling is almost always a disruption to our normal schedule. Follow these tips for getting a workout in.
KRNC recipe of the month – Zesty lemon dill salmon
This KRNC classic fish dish is tangy and tasty!
Family workouts: Engage the kids in exercise with these tips
Exercise benefits all ages, and can help with improvements to cardiovascular health, reduced anxiety/depression, improved energy, alertness, ability to focus, and sleep.
KRNC recipe of the month – Balanced shrimp bowl
This shrimp bowl is jam-packed with micronutrients, vitamins, and delicious flavor!
Exercise and Vitamin D
Exercise and vitamin D have both been identified separately as reducing risk for heart disease, and new research is looking at what they can do when utilized together.
Decoding sugar on the nutrition fact label
Are all sugars created equally? How much is too much? The Kendall Reagan Nutrition Center has the answers and is here to help you break down sugar and its impact on your health.
KRNC recipe of the month – Homemade peanut butter cups
This healthy take on classic peanut butter cup candies is a fall go-to for your sweet tooth!
Kendall Reagan Nutrition Center presents fall date night cooking class
On Friday, October 8, 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.