Jessica Gonzalez-Voller and four colleagues’ manuscript, "A Preliminary Longitudinal Study of Multicultural Competence in Counselor Education," was recently recognized as a top-cited article (2020-21) in the Journal of Counseling and Development.
New research seeks new programs to improve mental health and overall well-being of construction craft professionals.
Assistant professor in the School of Education DaeSeok Chai has been recognized with the Early Career Scholar Award by the Academy of Human Resource Development for his prominence in the field at this early stage in his career.
Extracellular vesicles play key roles in cell communication and many important body processes, but there are still many questions about how they operate, which could be critical biomarkers for disease. These questions are exactly what researchers in the Extracellular Regulation of Metabolism Laboratory want to answer.
Doctoral Student in the School of Social Work, Tiffany Banks, was named a VPR Fellow for her dedication to animal-assisted intervention. Read more about her story and her work below!
CSU's College of Health and Human Sciences' podcast, Health and Human Science Matters, returns for season two with an emphasis on research impact.
The proposal aims to take transdisciplinary research to a new level by creating a regional sustainability network that spans the state.
Neha Lodha, assistant professor in CSU's Department of Health and Exercise Science, believes that by identifying and measuring behavioral biomarkers, it may be possible to prolong the time when individuals with cognitive impairment can continue driving safely.
After last year’s move to a virtual poster show and presentations, this year’s third annual College of Health and Human Sciences Research Day was back in person – and the excitement was evident among both participants and visitors.