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CSU-led $6.2M study to identify, improve interventions for young children with Down syndrome
A national study led by Colorado State University aims to dramatically improve intervention planning and early clinical care for young children with Down syndrome.
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.
College of Health and Human Sciences announces 2023-2024 award recipients
The College of Health and Human Sciences is proud to celebrate the recipients of the 2023-2024 All-College Awards, Friends of the College, and CHHS Alumni Awards.
Health and Exercise Science dedicates space in memory of former department head, Gay Israel
A plaque located near the main entrance to the Human Performance Clinical Research Lab, honors Israel’s leadership and vision to “Discover Healthy Lifestyles.”
Department of Education grant supports training of occupational therapy school practitioners to serve students with high-intensity needs
A new grant awarded to the Colorado State University Department of Occupational Therapy strives to meet dual needs: supporting students with significant disabilities while diversifying the OT profession.
CSU Design and Merchandising faculty member recognized at international conference for her research contributions on the social and psychological aspects of dress
Jennifer Paff Ogle, professor in the CSU Department of Design and Merchandising, has a long history of recognized research in the social/psychological aspects of dress. Ogle has contributed significantly to this field of research with particular attention to underserved populations and won awards for her research at an international conference.
Apparel and merchandising students and faculty bring home awards with research focused on diversity and inclusion
Apparel and merchandising faculty, graduate students, and students showcase work focused on inclusive design and research at International Textile and Apparel conference in Baltimore, Maryland.
Loved ones swarm to dedicate the Kelly ‘Sugar Bee’ Walker Student Hive
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.
College of Health and Human Sciences celebrates graduates at Fall 2023 Commencement
Get all the details for the Fall 2023 CHHS graduation ceremony on December 16.
Not enough human capital: Lack of road construction inspectors puts human focus on supply chain problem
There’s a lack of human links in the supply chain. Highway transportation projects do not get done until there are enough workers to finish them. Inspectors are needed to ensure that roads, bridges and structures are safe.