Tag: "College of Health and Human Sciences"
From New York to nature, student textile design exhibit to open at CSU's Gustafson Gallery - May 2
Graduate students in the Department of Design and Merchandising will display their original textile designs in a new exhibit.
The Few, The Proud: Health and exercise science student-veteran named College’s Outstanding Senior
Addison Huck is earning his B.S. in health and exercise science with a concentration in health promotion and is graduating in May. Huck was selected for the Outstanding Senior Award in the College of Health in Human Sciences.
New director joins Social Work’s Human-Animal Bond in Colorado
Helen Holmquist-Johnson has been named director of the Human-Animal Bond in Colorado program in Colorado State University's School of Social Work.
Lise Youngblade honored for outstanding service to CSU
Lise Youngblade is being recognized for her achievements with the 2018 Oliver P. Pennock Distinguished Service Award for her 12 years of service to CSU.
Center for Educator Preparation faculty member receives literacy award
Assistant Professor Cerissa Stevenson received the 2017 Celebrate Literacy Award from the Colorado Council of the International Reading Association, in recognition of her significant impact through instruction, mentoring and research, and its positive influence on teacher candidates.
Food Science and Human Nutrition researcher recipient of emerging leader award
The CSU Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition is proud to announce that Sarah Johnson, an assistant professor and researcher in the department, is the recipient of the Institute of Food Technologists Emerging Leaders Network Award.
Wild caught vs. farm raised seafood
It is a common misconception that wild seafood is good and farm-raised is bad. Unfortunately, the answer is not black and white.
Program gives Parkinson’s patients newfound life with movement, music
The collaborative program allows CSU faculty and students to provide multiple levels of physical and emotional stimulation for local residents living with Parkinson’s disease.