New online master’s degree and certificate make education in prevention science more accessible and attainable
CSU Online graduate options prepare professionals to promote healthy youth development and strengthen family and community resilience.
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Young Alumni Q&A: Savannah Thomas
From the Peace Corps in Rwanda to a Harvard graduate degree and school counseling career, Savannah Thomas (’16) has brought her human development and family studies classwork to life.
Colorado State University team launches grant-funded program to support workforce development for people with disabilities
A collaborative team of CSU advocates aims to prepare people with individual and intellectual disabilities to address employment gaps in STEM and agriculture.
Graduate student goes above and beyond to earn doctoral degree in applied developmental science
Human Development and Family Studies outstanding graduate student, Jessy Jiao, hones her research skills while earning her Ph.D.
Outstanding graduate from Guatemala finds success through involvement, passion, and dedication
Ana Lucia Samayoa Ramos reflects on milestones: overcoming the language barrier, living through the pandemic, and navigating college as a first-generation student.
Where you are in the stress cycle, and why it matters
Evidence-based ways to decrease your stress, and the negative effects prolonged stress can have on body and mind, even when you can’t immediately change the thing causing the stress.
In the battle against opioid addiction, prevention is a necessary weapon alongside treatment
In this opinion piece, Nathaniel Riggs, executive director of the CSU Prevention Research Center, explains why the goal is to prevent opioid disorders before they happen and how Colorado should devote a share of its lawsuit settlements on data-supported prevention methods.
New CSU initiative provides faculty training in public policy
A cohort of seven Colorado State University faculty members are the first of a new initiative by the Office of Vice President for Research to help faculty influence public policy.
Christine Fruhauf honored for outstanding teaching in the field of gerontology
Christine Fruhauf’s dedication to teaching, research, and engagement in the field of gerontology at Colorado State University has earned several accolades and now, she is being honored at the national level.
Zeynep Biringen retires from CSU after 25 years
Biringen retires with emerita status following impactful career as a faculty member in the Department of Human Development and Family Studies.