Inaugural Health and Human Sciences Research Day showcases scholarly work March 10
The inaugural CHHS Research Day celebrating research and creative scholarship in the College of Health and Human Sciences is March 10.
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Assistive Technology Resource Center welcomes Chelsea Hansen
Chelsea Hansen sheds light on the importance of electronic accessibility and how her role supports the educational needs of individuals across campus.
Ground, barriers broken at Temple Grandin Equine Center
The Temple Grandin Equine Center will elevate CSU into a position of world leadership in equine-assisted activities and therapy.
Collaborative relationship with the local community provides professional learning opportunities
From opioid misuse to addressing the needs of the homeless population, students develop group projects with a variety of real-life experiences in collaboration with community partners.
Research study participant opportunities
The College of Health and Human Sciences researchers are seeking participants for various studies from nutrition and health to lifespan development.
Employee Appreciation Board recognizes OT department
The CSU Employee Appreciation Board recognized the Department of Occupational Therapy for their exemplary service on Nov. 20.
Meet our CHHS outstanding graduates for Fall 2019
The CSU College of Health and Human Sciences is proud to feature these exceptional graduates for Fall 2019. Read more about them in their stories!
Occupational therapy graduate provides invaluable support to development of new program
After moving to Fort Collins, Megan Wadley found her passion, decided to change careers, and set out to earn her master’s degree in occupational therapy.
Addressing sleep difficulties through the unique role of occupational therapy
The Department of Occupational Therapy offers annual CBT-I training to address the various sleep challenges that are affecting many people today.
Experiencing cultural differences of occupational therapy across the globe
Colorado State University’s occupational therapy program continues to provide enriching cultural diversity and educational opportunities as students and faculty travel to Japan.