Jo Karen “Jody” Werner (B.S., occupational therapy, ’70) and her husband Mike Werner (B.S., outdoor recreation, ’70) created the Jody Werner OT Clinical Education Scholarship to support occupational therapy students engaged in their final fieldwork experiences at CSU’s Early Childhood Center.
Breaking up is hard to do. Here are four ways to promote stress-related growth following the end of a relationship.
A member of the CSU community has been named to an exclusive statewide group charged with making Colorado the nation’s best place to have a child and sustain a healthy, thriving family.
A member of the CSU community has been named to an exclusive statewide group charged with making Colorado the nation’s best place to have a child and sustain a healthy, thriving family.
This summer break, many College of Health and Human Sciences students dove into internships across the U.S.
A degree in Human Development and Family Studies can lead to all kinds of career paths. For Austin South, who earned his bachelor’s degree online from Colorado State University, it led to enriching his work with the nonprofit organization Orphan Outreach.
Community members and Colorado State University students can now find medical services under one roof at CSU’s new Health and Medical Center, which was completed in June, and is now open for business.
Fourteen Colorado State University students recently stepped out of their comfort zones for a course that allowed them to engage with youth living in the communities surrounding the CSU Todos Santos Center in Mexico.
Sarah Prendergast, a CSU doctoral student researching factors that promote children’s readiness for school, was one of only 15 people in the nation to receive a prestigious Doris Duke Fellowship for the Promotion of Child Well-Being this spring.
Research has shown that people with access to nearby natural settings have been found to be overall healthier than other individuals. Here are 5 health benefits of being “one with nature.”