CSU Mortar Board chapter receives Gold Torch award
The Colorado State University Tau Iota Omega chapter of the Mortar Board received a Gold Torch award this summer at the honor society’s national conference, held in Indianapolis.
Tag: "Department of Human Development and Family Studies"
CSU conducts groundbreaking study of program for returning military
When members of the U.S. military’s Special Operations Forces return home from deployments, it’s not just their physical condition that requires attention.
CSU’s Marriage and Family Therapy Program ranked 16th nationally
Colorado State University is among the top 20 universities in the nation for a graduate degree in marriage and family therapy, according to Online Psychology Degrees’ recent rankings.
New CSU center helps pioneer model for addressing children’s trauma
Colorado State University has created a center that focuses on addressing the childhood trauma that kids served by the Larimer County Department of Human Services have experienced, and it could blossom into a national training ground for a new model of care.
Mothers of infants sought for sleep study
Researchers in CSU's Department of Human Development and Family Studies are seeking mothers with infants up to 6 months old to participate in a research study that examines maternal and infant sleep and well-being.
Alumni acquire coffee shop, plan to hire people with disabilities
Making fresh-brewed coffee, serving pastries and helping adults with disabilities is not what Colorado State University alums Chelsi and Justin Wells thought they would be doing after graduation.
Back to school: Tips for helping children return to the routine
While the possibilities that lie ahead with new classrooms, new teachers and new friends are exciting, the transition from summer to school can be challenging for many children.
Inspired by CSU alumna, Team Sugar Bee is taking the sting out of MS
On a sunny weekend in late June, riders in the annual Bike MS fundraiser rolled into the Colorado State University campus, united in their goal of gathering donations to help beat multiple sclerosis.
Christine Fruhauf named fellow of Gerontological Society of America
Christine Fruhauf, an associate professor in the Department of Human Development and Family Studies, has been recognized for her outstanding research contributions to the field of aging with the award of fellow status in the Gerontological Society of America.
CSU brings Campus Connections mentoring program to New Zealand
Colorado State University's Campus Connections, formerly called Campus Corps, is on its way to the University of Auckland in New Zealand.