Thomson works to leverage his experience as an emergency and EMS physician to support the lab activities including research studies and stress testing for firefighters and athletes.
Emma Dammarell, a senior in the Department of Health and Exercise Science at Colorado State University, spent the summer in the Kabuga district of Rwanda, educating local people about important health and sanitation practices.
Registration is underway for the 2022 Homecoming 5K Race presented by the Department of Health and Exercise Science. This year’s event at 8 a.m. on Oct. 15 at the Oval supports the Adult Fitness program.
Coming to campus to cheer on the Rams at Canvas Stadium? You won’t want to miss these additional experiences offered by College of Health and Human Sciences programs and the CSU Alumni Association.
Five College of Health and Human Sciences alumni earn accolades from CSU’s Alumni Association. Discover the contributions and impact of Linda Meserve, Carol and Gene Vaughan, Melissa Pappas, and Ben Rainbolt, Jr.
The 2022 Youth Sport Camps have come to an end after another successful summer of providing kids with fun experiences and valuable lessons.
When Ken Pytluk (B.S., '98) found FlingGolf he was hooked. In just two short years he went from being a novice to the first FlingGolf world champion.
Health and Exercise Science major Ariana Bagley has spent her summer at Youth Sport Camps, gaining valuable experience and teaching a healthy lifestyle to local youth.
At most any doctor visit they take a few vital sign measures, and along with yearly checks might look for bigger items like cholesterol and blood glucose levels.
NEAT is the energy it takes to do everything else but eat, sleep, and exercise. Any small moments throughout the day can increase our metabolic rate.