CSU research center receives award to help combat opioid epidemic in rural areas
CSU’s Prevention Research Center will provide opioid misuse training, prevention, and intervention programs in northwest Colorado.
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Health and exercise science student gains valuable research experience on campus
Jordan Acosta spent her summer interning in Professor Brett Fling's lab in the Human Performance Clinical Research Laboratory on campus. Learn about her experience in this Q&A.
Human Development and Family Studies team receives award to support Down syndrome pilot study
A new study for young children with Down syndrome focuses on a parent-mediated intervention to promote the development of executive function.
CSU researchers think it’s time for a government agency focused solely on climate research, innovation
The researchers propose a new agency, ARPA-C, that would place issues of culture and equity alongside science and technology.
CSU research project seeking participants with acquired brain injuries for yoga study
Jaclyn Stephens and Arlene Schmid invite individuals to participate in yoga research study.
Aerobic exercise boosts healthy brain aging, CSU study finds
Activities that raise the heart rate might be better equipped to combat certain side effects of brain aging.
How Walking Can Build Up the Brain
HDFS Professor is featured in The New York Times for research on older populations who showed improvements in white matter and memory after walking regularly for six months.
CSU faculty awarded Fulbright Scholar grants for 2021-2022
Five Colorado State University professors have been awarded Fulbright U.S. Scholar grants for the 2021-2022 academic year, including Aaron Eakman in the Department of Occupational Therapy.
Students shine at CSU’s annual research and creativity showcase
Students in the College of Health and Human Sciences at Colorado State University excelled at the Celebrate Undergraduate Research and Creativity showcase receiving awards for their research and creative work.
Survey: Significant percentage of Colorado K-12 students disengaged after going remote
A survey of Colorado mental health professionals in K-12 schools shows that more than 25% of their students became disengaged when they shifted to remote learning due to COVID-19 – and most of those were low-income students or students of color.