Health and Exercise Science outstanding graduate plans to serve as a healthcare provider
A Fort Collins native and second generation CSU student, Tiana Hernandez grew up surrounded by all things Rams.
A Fort Collins native and second generation CSU student, Tiana Hernandez grew up surrounded by all things Rams.
Colorado State University’s Youth Sport Camps has promoted health and wellness to children in the Fort Collins community for 50 years.
Raj Trikha, a graduate student in the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition at Colorado State University, has competed in statewide and regional graduate research competitions presenting his research about gut microbes.
A new Colorado State University study aims to answer questions about how people are reacting to the pandemic.
The Fitness Therapy for Cancer Program, or Fit Cancer, supports cancer survivors at any phase in their journey. It has benefited from events and fundraisers sponsored by Health and Exercise Science and Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity.
When news came down that Colorado State, like scores of other universities around the country, would be conducting classes remotely this spring due to the coronavirus pandemic, Emily Crowder and Skip Underwood were among the many who were disappointed.
The College of Health and Human Sciences wants to let you know in these difficult times that we’re still here for you.
Preventing the spread of the coronavirus has become the top priority for people around the globe. But there are other aspects of our health that are important for us to maintain.
n honor of the 150th anniversary of the founding of Colorado State University, we look back as a department to celebrate how far we have come as well as the principles we were founded on.