A community of Colorado health researchers and their institutional partners are helping to build research teams of the future, speed the development of new treatments, and improve human health.
This week, Oct. 17-21, is National Transfer Student Week, and to honor the important contributions that transfer students make to the CSU community, SOURCE interviewed a handful of current and former transfer students.
Alyssa Groves is the exemplification of overcoming hardship in life to transition to something better.
Outside hitter for Colorado State University volleyball Jacqi Van Liefde finds that many of her experiences in volleyball have translated to skills needed in her career.
Karina Leber has found a link between her commitment to volleyball and dedication to her studies at CSU.
As a child, Linda (Morgan) Meserve (B.S., physical education, ’86), struggled with swimming but later became a walk-on athlete on CSU’s swimming and diving teams. Linda is receiving the Jim and Nadine Henry Award, which is presented to alumni who exemplify extraordinary service and support to the University and its academic, athletic, and alumni programs.
The Executive Leadership Council advises Dean Lise Youngblade, sharing perspectives as alumni, parents, retirees, community partners, and donors. The members advance the mission of the college through philanthropy and advocacy.
CSU's Center for Healthy Aging and One Health Institute invite guests to attend the interdisciplinary, half-day Human-Animal Translational Science Research Symposium on Oct. 12.
The College of Health and Human Sciences at Colorado State University is happy to welcome new faculty members to our college. Read more about them in their Q and A features.
Kimber Finan seeks to educate students on how the human body can reach its full potential by optimizing health and performance.