CSU entities receive grants from Bohemian Foundation
Several Colorado State University entities recently received Pharos Fund grants from Fort Collins-based Bohemian Foundation.
Tag: "Research"
When parents act badly: Book explores ‘parental alienation’
In a new book, CSU social scientists are shedding light on the understudied problem of parental alienation.
CSU student receives plum pre-doctoral internship from AEA
Nancy Mendoza, a Ph.D. student in the Department of Human Development and Family Studies at CSU, was one of only 13 students nationwide selected for the American Evaluation Association's Graduate Education Diversity Internship Program.
Study: Bad moods may not be so bad after all
In the Disney Pixar movie Inside Out, one of the main themes is that sometimes sadness is a necessary emotion to get to joy. Similarly, a study by a CSU faculty member indicates that awareness of the value of negative emotions can limit the detrimental physical and psychological effects linked to those emotions.
Program for students with disabilities gets $2.2 million to expand
When Jackson Hopkins first came to Colorado State University, his disability made it challenging for him to adjust to academic life.
Can aging be slowed? Front Range researchers look for answers
For aging researchers, one of the key questions is whether aging can be slowed down to allow people to be healthy longer as they age.
CSU faculty support more inclusive learning environments
Patti Davies, professor and associate dean for research for the College of Health and Human Sciences, Cathy Schelly, director of the Center for Community Partnerships, and Craig Spooner, ACCESS project coordinator, all in the Department of Occupational Therapy, have published a new book chapter in the highly-respected Universal Design in Higher Education. 2nd edition.
CSU gets $5 million grant to join VIP program at Georgia Tech
Colorado State University will join Georgia Tech’s Vertically Integrated Projects (VIP) Consortium through a $5 million grant from The Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust, in an effort to drive systemic reform of STEM education.
Engineering a solution: Training STEM teachers is focus of new CSU grant
"When the preparation of the next generation of STEM teachers is discussed in education circles, few think of engineering as a pathway to entering the teaching profession," said Michael De Miranda, professor in Colorado State University’s School of Education and Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.
Being a HERO: CSU, CU partner in $5 million childhood obesity prevention study
Researchers at Colorado State University and University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus are launching a new effort to fight obesity in at-risk populations — with a research team from throughout the West, including New Mexico State University.