Student-run Aspen Grille providing meals in the Durrell Center for the academic year
A Colorado State University on-campus eatery has a temporary new home and new name for the 2022-23 academic year.
Tag: "Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition"
College of Health and Human Sciences’ Executive Leadership Council celebrates a decade of service, impact, and evolution
The Executive Leadership Council advises Dean Lise Youngblade, sharing perspectives as alumni, parents, retirees, community partners, and donors. The members advance the mission of the college through philanthropy and advocacy.
New department head in Food Science and Human Nutrition looks forward to shaping the future
After a national search, Chris Gentile took the reins of the Colorado State University Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition in July.
KRNC recipe of the month – Baked apples
This month, the Kendall Reagan Nutrition Center serves up a delicious and nutritious dessert just in time for fall: baked apples!
Kendall Reagan Nutrition Center presents fall date night cooking class
On Friday, November 11th, grab a friend, loved one, or colleague and create some fresh fall favorites with the Kendall Reagan Nutrition Center. Register for the KRNC fall date night cooking class today.
Welcome to our new faculty in the college: Fall 2022
The College of Health and Human Sciences at Colorado State University is happy to welcome new faculty members to our college. Read more about them in their Q and A features.
How I chose my major: Fermentation Science and Technology
In the "How I chose my major” series, CSU Admissions showcases the academic paths CSU students have taken, and students tell their stories in their own words. Read on to meet Kate, a CSU Fermentation Science and Technology major, and learn how she decided it was the perfect path for her college career and far beyond.
Brittney Sly – Providing students with lifelong lessons and skills through mentorship
After several years of involvement with the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition at Colorado State University, two-time alumna Brittney Sly is beginning this year as a full-time, assistant professor.