According to Dr. Felix Duerr, assistant professor of small animal orthopedics and sports medicine at Colorado State University, one of the most common uses for smart collars is to track weight loss — such devices can monitor a dog’s daily exercise the same way people use a Fitbit to track their steps.
Reyes Murrieta, 1st place, oral presentation, Life Sciences, Evolutionary Biology, mentor Dr. Greg Ebel; Shaun Cross, 1st place, oral presentation, Life Sciences, Microbiology, mentor Dr. Mark Stenglein
A member of the Navaho Nation, John began his educational journey when he left the reservation to attend the Marine Military Academy, a college preparatory high school in Texas, aided by a scholarship from the Navaho Code Talkers organization.
With looming challenges facing the future of agriculture—including evolving climate change and potential food shortages—this year’s summit, which took place at CSU’s Lory Student Center Dec. 5 and 6, addressed solutions to overcoming such obstacles.
A study published by Colorado State University’s Colorado Climate Center found that central Colorado’s snowpack is diminishing by an average of .49 inches per decade (Aspen Public Radio).
The CSU College of Health and Human Sciences is proud to feature these exceptional graduates for Fall 2019. Read more about them in their stories!
“I will continue to make mistakes in my life, but I'll always come out a better person for it," said first-generation student Tabi Britt about overcoming challenges to graduate with her Bachelor of Social Work.
Chancellor Emeritus Joe Blake has made a $5 million gift to Colorado State University’s College of Liberal Arts.
President Joyce McConnell hopes to have both searches completed and new leaders in place by the end of the Spring 2020 semester.
School of Social Work graduate student Yolanda Arredondo received her MSW degree in Fall 2019. Learn more about why she came to CSU, producing original research as a graduate student, and her new connections with fellow social workers.