CSU faculty: A stimulating senior housing environment may keep the aging brain sharp
Years ago, scientists observed that mice kept in complex cages where they could play and explore had more adaptable brains and grew more new neurons.
Years ago, scientists observed that mice kept in complex cages where they could play and explore had more adaptable brains and grew more new neurons.
Emily Blomme is a proud 2000 graduate of CSU’s Human Development and Family Studies program and has worked in the field for the last 17 years. Find out more about how HDFS prepared Blomme for a successful career.
Arthur Kramer, a candidate for director of the Columbine Health Systems Center for Healthy Aging, will present "Some thoughts on how we can develop a preeminent interdisciplinary center for healthy aging" on Monday, Oct. 30.
The Class of 2017 will be officially inducted into the CSU Sports Hall of Fame on Friday, Oct. 27.
Please join us for a research presentation by XinQi Dong, MD, MPH, and candidate for director of CSU’s Columbine Health Systems Center for Healthy Aging.
The CSU Department of Human Development and Family Studies’ youth mentoring program, Campus Connections, has traveled internationally to New Zealand, where the University of Auckland has officially launched it in their community.
ConX (pronounced Connects) is a grant-funded program designed to help students integrate and create community within the five new concentrations in the HDFS major. Learn more about the program.
An intervention designed to reduce heavy marijuana use among college students is showing promising results.
Colorado State University announced the 2017 Sports Hall of Fame class in August, and included among the inductees is Olympian Janay DeLoach (‘08, ‘12).