CSU research shows increase in carcinogen exposure, cancer risk among firefighters
CSU researcher Tiffany Lipsey is investigating carcinogen levels in firefighters after repeated fire exposures. Preliminary data indicates carcinogens increased.
CSU researcher Tiffany Lipsey is investigating carcinogen levels in firefighters after repeated fire exposures. Preliminary data indicates carcinogens increased.
Kitty (‘68) and Denny Lenhart combined Kitty’s appreciation for CSU and their care for supporting veterans when they established the French Lenhart Student Veteran Scholarship in the College of Health and Human Sciences.
After meeting at CSU in 1976, the lives of Jill (B.S., ’79) and Mark R. Bell (B.S., ’83) have only grown fuller and more meaningful as the Bell family began Loving Haiti.
Emily Woolf (‘23) graduated from the CSU Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition with a Ph.D. in food science and nutrition. Woolf is completing a postdoctoral fellowship at the Pennington Biomedical Research Center where she is studying precision nutrition.
A plaque located near the main entrance to the Human Performance Clinical Research Lab, honors Israel’s leadership and vision to “Discover Healthy Lifestyles.”
The CSU occupational therapy program prepared alumna Gail Strid for adventurous practice and pioneering leadership in unique Alaskan environments.
Susan Massa, a CSU School of Social Work alumna, has had a long and fulfilling career in social work. Recently retired, she last served as a school counselor for Poudre School District working with elementary-aged children.
Scholarship and memorial bench honor Koenig's love for CSU and impact in the industry.
Family, friends, and faculty dedicated the Kelly ‘Sugar Bee’ Walker Student Hive for students in health and exercise science, honoring the stalwart alumna and former instructor.
Get all the details for the Fall 2023 CHHS graduation ceremony on December 16.