Colorado State University’s Interior Architecture and Design Program just received another six years of accreditation from the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA).
David Russon, an instructor at the Department of Design and Merchandising at Colorado State University, is combining his experience as a patternmaker and his passion for teaching to connect with students in the classroom.
Kayna Hobbs-Murphy, an assistant professor in the Department of Design and Merchandising at Colorado State University, applies her experience from working with a high fashion brand and her interests in creating more inclusive apparel to inspire students to think critically about the industry.
Ziyu Jin, assistant professor at the Department of Construction Management at Colorado State University, is researching construction health and safety while providing students with fulfilling, hands-on and collaborative learning experiences.
As Melissa Fenton begins her career at CSU, she brings her research knowledge in finding ways to prevent and reduce health disparities in rural populations, to the classroom.
Brittanie Ash brings her research interests in well-being and belongingness in LGBTQ+ communities to CSU, in order to prepare students to turn their learning into action in their lives and within their social work practice.
Bianca Doherty, who is originally from Cork, Ireland, brings with her a plethora of knowledge to further improve the lived experience perspectives of OT students in her courses.
As Janell Pisegna begins her career at CSU, she brings her knowledge in occupational therapy's role in supporting mental health of adults and older adults, to the classroom.
From being a master's student to an assistant professor, and everything in between, Patricia Grady-Dominguez continues her occupational therapy journey at Colorado State University.
Living in Colorado’s first multi-family building that earned a new wellness certification markedly improved residents’ satisfaction, health, well-being, and happiness, according to a three-year case study conducted by CSU researchers. Lakehouse in the Sloan’s Lake area of Denver earned WELL Building Certification at the Gold level in 2020 and sold all residences by June 2022.