CSU College of Health and Human Sciences students recognized with research awards at the 2022 Grad Show

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Students present their research posters at the 2022 Grad Show in CSU's Lory Student Center Ballroom.

Each year, the Colorado State University Graduate School sponsors the Graduate Student Showcase where students are invited to present their research. This year, 10 different graduate students in the College of Health and Human Sciences were recognized with awards for their impactful research.

Read more about the winners below and how they are changing lives. 


Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition


Annie Campain next to her research poster.

Annie Campain

Food Science and Human Nutrition graduate student awarded as top research scholar for research on the impact of eating disorders

Caitlin Clark with her research poster.

Caitlin Clark

Food Science and Human Nutrition graduate student recognized for sourdough fermentation research

Sydney Holmes with her research poster.

Sydney Holmes

Food Science and Human Nutrition graduate student awarded for research on the effects of microgreens on health

Bri Risk portrait.

Bri Risk

Food Science and Human Nutrition graduate student awarded for research on the relationship between probiotics and increased health


Department of Health and Exercise Science

Aly Cavalier next to her research poster.

Aly Cavalier

Health and Exercise Science graduate student recognized for research on the aging process of the brain

Chris Patrick

Chris Patrick

Health and Exercise Science student recognized for research on the effects of multiple sclerosis and an investigation into intervention methods

Sophie Seward smiling.

Sophie Seward

Graduate student in Health and Exercise Science recognized for outstanding research on the relationship between sleep and disease risk

Bayley Wade presents her research.

Bayley Wade

Health and Exercise Science graduate student aims to increase quality of life for those with type 1 diabetes through award-winning research


Department of Occupational Therapy

Cristina Parsons next to her research poster.

Cristina Parsons

Occupational therapy graduate student recognized for research surrounding the impact of COVID-19 on vital services for individuals with disabilities


School of Social Work

Shivani Kausik smiles on the CSU Oval.

Shivani Kausik

Social work graduate student recognized for research surrounding complex end-of-life care interventions in U.S. corrections

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