Legacies, much like the ancient city of Rome, are not built in one day. The status of greatness is earned through will, passion and countless acts of selfless contributions toward something bigger than his or her self. This is Director of the Colorado State University Institute for the Built Environment and Professor Brian Dunbar’s story.
Colorado State University graduate students are involved in a new project to create healthier environments in K-12 schools, and they’re starting with a pilot project in Colorado schools designed to give students more physical activity in class.
Neha Lodha is an assistant professor in CSU’s Department of Health and Exercise Science, and is also the director of the Laboratory for Movement Neuroscience and Rehabilitation. Learn more about her research interests and why she came to CSU.
The 2017 cash prize winners for CSU's Celebrate Undergraduate Research and Creativity showcase have been announced, and for the second time, social work student Sarah Bibbey has placed in the competition.
Bill Roberts, a Ph.D. student in the Colorado State University Department of Occupational Therapy, was inspired to learn more about international occupational therapy education by his previous volunteer and teaching experiences in Sri Lanka. Now, thanks to a prestigious Fulbright Student Grant, Roberts is heading to the island nation of Trinidad and Tobago for ten months to conduct his dissertation research.
The CSU Brainwaves Research Lab in the Department of Occupational Therapy is currently conducting two studies and is looking for people with autism/Asperger’s disorder (15 – 30 years old), neurotypical adults (18-25 years old), and adults with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorders (18-25 years old) to volunteer their time to help in one of the two studies described below.
Manfred Diehl, an expert on the psychology of aging, has been named a University Distinguished Professor, one of Colorado State University's highest faculty honors.
Micah Battson, a Ph.D. student in the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition, was one of 14 Colorado State University graduate students to successfully pitch his way to recognition as a Research Fellow in the Vice President for Research’s 3 Minute Challenge.
CSU graduate students interested in the intersection of produce safety and farming have a new opportunity for a paid fellowship program, starting in the fall of 2017.
On April 17, undergraduates from every college and discipline will showcase their work during Celebrate Undergraduate Research and Creativity.