MPH student explores innovative approaches to childhood nutrition
Anyone who has children or interacts with children knows that getting kids to eat a healthy and balanced diet is a huge feat.
Tag: "Research"
CSU researcher to study positive effects of blueberries in postmenopausal women
Sarah A. Johnson will be leading an interdisciplinary research team to study the effects of blueberries on cardiovascular health in postmenopausal women with elevated blood pressure.
Schelly retires after 30 years of supporting people with disabilities
Believing that all people, regardless of age, abilities or challenges should have a shot at living life to the best of their abilities with the support they need to be successful has influenced Cathy Schelly's amazing career at the Center for Community Partnerships in the Department of Occupational Therapy.
Exploring journeys through the annual OT Knowledge Exchange
This year marked the 16th annual Knowledge Exchange hosted by Colorado State University's Department of Occupational Therapy. Occupational therapy practitioners, faculty and CSU-OT students gathered for a full day of speakers and presentations at the event recently held in Fort Collins.
Ph.D. student lands national fellowship to research children’s well-being
Sarah Prendergast, a CSU doctoral student researching factors that promote children’s readiness for school, was one of only 15 people in the nation to receive a prestigious Doris Duke Fellowship for the Promotion of Child Well-Being this spring.
Brian Dunbar: Leaving a legacy of environmental sustainability
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.
CSU students helping create healthier K-12 school environments
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.
Q&A with health and exercise science assistant professor Neha Lodha
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.
Social work student wins prize for undergraduate research
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.