Colorado State University's Department of Design and Merchandising helped middle school girls apply the concepts of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) to learn about fashion at the Fashion FUNdamentals summer program.
Welcome to Susan C. Faircloth, who has been named the new director of CSU's School of Education.
Fashion FUNdamentals, a 2-week summer STEM program designed to enhance girls’ interests in science, technology, engineering, and math is open for additional applicants.
Faculty and students from Yamagata, Japan experience a few days of educational and fun activities during their recent visit to Colorado.
Tiffany Huaman was born in New York City and always thought she would go back there for college. She ended up choosing Colorado State University for its affordability, but she says she soon found that it was one of the best decisions she ever made.
Former head of the Department of Design and Merchandising Mary Littrell spoke at CSU about her recently published book on Afghan women, co-authored with Rangina Hamidi.
“I am a proud first-generation student,” Eboni Stevenson said, reflecting on her time at Colorado State University. “Getting to CSU was not an easy task, as I had a very limited understanding of college. I knew I wanted to go to a university, but I had no clue how to get there.”
Counseling professor Sharon Anderson and her co-editor recently celebrated the publication of the third edition of their book focused on examining complexities of privilege, discrimination, and oppression through the contributor stories.
Ann Masten will give the inaugural MacPhee Forum lecture on “Resilience in Development: Translating Science into Action” at 4 p.m. on April 19, in room 131 of the Behavioral Sciences Building.
This year, there are 25 International Presidential Fellows from 18 different countries, and four of them are working in the College of Health and Human Sciences. To learn more about this group of esteemed faculty and graduate students, read their bios below.