Leo Andrade’s time at Colorado State University has been dedicated to making a difference for the community. As an outstanding graduate from the Department of Design and Merchandising, he spent his time getting involved at CSU and working to kick-start his career in the fashion industry.
Taylor Babcock, outstanding graduate from the Department of Occupational Therapy at Colorado State University, has worked through the pandemic to continue to make a positive impact on children with disabilities.
For Kathryn Quintero, coming to CSU gave her an opportunity to find success as a first-generation student. Her many leadership roles led her to be recognized as an outstanding graduate from the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition’s Hospitality Management Program.
Peyton Woolverton’s passion for making a difference in people’s lives shows in his academics and work. An outstanding graduate in health and exercise science, he is graduating with magna cum laude distinction.
Jordan Acosta has balanced her role as a varsity athlete on the softball team with her success in a challenging academic program in the Department of Health and Exercise Science at Colorado State University. Acosta has also been selected as the Outstanding Senior for CSU’s College of Health and Human Sciences.
Kara McIver, a graduate student in the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition at Colorado State University, has received the Colorado Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Outstanding Student in a Coordinated Program Award.
The Department of Construction Management at CSU is taking steps to educate students about an issue in the construction industry: a high incidence of suicide.
The Aspen Grille is serving up an Asian Pacific Islander Desi American-inspired menu April 6-9. The menu features dishes from India such as lentil soup, pork vindaloo, and chicken biryani.
The College of Health and Human Sciences is pleased to announce the 2021 All-College Award recipients.
Antoine Bailliard, associate professor of occupational therapy at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, will give the 2021 Virtual Mary Scott Lecture on April 22, hosted by Colorado State University’s College of Health and Human Sciences.