Fall 2022 Health and Human Sciences outstanding graduates
The CSU College of Health and Human Sciences is proud to feature these exceptional graduates for Fall 2022. Read more about them in their stories!
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HES Outstanding Graduate Eric Meyer helps foster student support through first-year student success pilot class
When looking at college, it wasn't a hard choice deciding where to go - Colorado State University was a family tradition for outstanding student Eric Meyer and his brothers.
HES Outstanding Graduate Maya Alvarez builds community of support among her indigenous community, her sisterhood and the greater Denver area
The original dream of college had outstanding graduate Maya Alvarez looking out-of-state for colleges, but a sense of home kept her right here in her home state and had her packing her bags for Colorado State University.
HES Outstanding Graduate Brendan Kayne forges lifelong connection with university, faculty, and his son
Brendan Kayne managed it all, balancing school, community, work, relationships with friends and family, and the most important responsibility of all, raising and caring for his son.
CM senior spotlight on George Wamagata
From Kenya, through the U. S. Navy to Colorado State University's Department of Construction Management, the senior spotlight shines on George Wamagata.
Two new endowments in CSU’s School of Education impact teacher education
Two new endowed funds in the School of Education provide support for future educators and graduate students.
CM Cares project brings outside world into back yard for three children with special needs
CSU's CM Cares team is working on a project to improve Shea VanWyhe’s home for wheelchair-bound boys 7-year-old Logan, 8-year-old Ethan and 2-year-old Javier and teen girls Otiana, 17, and Alana, 15.
CSU student’s capstone project a tribute to Fort Collins officers who worked 2017 murder/suicide case
Inspired by a tragic shooting involving her stepdaughter, outstanding Master of Social Work graduate Kristen Johnson and five classmates recently finished a capstone project examining the impact of public perception on law enforcement recruitment and retention.
CM Cares project brings outside world into backyard for three children with special needs
CSU's CM Cares team is working on a project to improve Shea VanWyhe’s home for wheelchair-bound boys 7-year-old Logan, 8-year-old Ethan and 2-year-old Javier and teen girls Otiana, 17, and Alana, 15.
Outstanding first-generation family and consumer sciences grad finds purpose in teaching
Outstanding family and consumer sciences grad Kaiya Jenkins traversed a challenging road en route to graduation, but paved the way with the help of her faith, perseverance, and support system.