Construction management teams continue run of excellence
Once again, student competition teams in the Department of Construction Management are demonstrating their excellence.
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CSU research quantifies effectiveness of wheelchair suspension system
A Colorado State University business and research collaboration is helping to improve the lives and health of wheelchair users.
Recipe: tasty green chicken enchiladas
Who doesn't love enchiladas? This recipe, by the Kendall Reagan Nutrition Center, is easy to customize with extra toppings, but is also delicious all by itself.
School of Education prof celebrates release of third young adult novel
Donna Cooner, a professor in the School of Education's Center for Educator Preparation at Colorado State University, is celebrating the release of her newest young adult novel, Worthy. The novel explores the impact of a popularity app on a high school student and her peers.
Study: Dancing may offset some effects of aging in the brain
A new study led by a Colorado State University researcher shows that kicking up your heels can actually be good for your noggin.
B.S.W. graduate on a mission for peace
As an undergrad in Colorado State University's bachelor of social work program, Alice Ardito developed a broad knowledge base of social work practice, including a commitment to human rights and individual, community, and global well-being. Today, after graduating from the program in 2016, Ardito is making a difference in the Dominican Republic serving as a Peace Corps volunteer.
Construction Management faculty named MCAA Educators of the Year
Dennis Pettitt and Mostafa Khattab of the Department of Construction Management were named Educators of the Year by the Mechanical Contractors Association of America at its annual meeting in early March.
Department of Occupational Therapy welcomes new Pi Theta Epsilon members
During a ceremony held on February 27, the Department of Occupational Therapy welcomed one of its largest group of new members into Pi Theta Epsilon. PTE, a national honor society, recognizes outstanding students who demonstrate scholastic excellence and a commitment to contributing to the advancement of the occupational therapy profession.
Occupational Therapy Silent Auction: A bidding success
Students, faculty and community members gathered in the Lory Student Center Theater on February 17 for the Student Occupational Therapy Association Fifth Annual Silent Auction. The auction is SOTA's largest fundraising event of the year. This year the silent auction raised over $3000 to support student professional development including sending students to the American Occupational Therapy Association's Annual Conference in Philadelphia.