Kelley Quirk is an assistant professor in the Department of Human Development and Family Studies. She earned her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Central Michigan University, and received her Ph.D. in counseling psychology from the University of Louisville. Learn more about what brought her to CSU and how she got into counseling psychology.
People express and receive love in a variety of ways, and tend to have a primary and secondary love language and often give love in the way they prefer to receive love. By asking a few questions and making some observations, it is possible to figure out your own and another person’s love language.
The CSU Brainwaves Research Lab is looking for volunteers between the ages of 15 and 30 for a study titled, "Examining the Relationship between Sensory Processing and Attention in Neurotypical Individuals and Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders."
As Superbowl LI between the Atlanta Falcons and the New England Patriots approaches, football fans reflect on a season of intense competition, hard-fought battles and the tenacity of elite professional athletes.
Couples can live together yet realize they hardly know what's going on each other's lives. Partners can see each other often through the day, yet at the end of the day, realize they haven't made time for an adult conversation. Here are 10 ways to connect with your partner daily.
Colorado State University students are invited to enroll in a new 3-credit service learning program at the CSU Todos Santos Center in Mexico during the first two weeks of summer break 2017.
At times, Miranda Epperson was bedridden for days or even weeks on end struggling with chronic illnesses.
Colorado State University is launching an innovative study to help adolescents in high-conflict homes — using mindfulness techniques.
The four-year-olds who attend the Colorado State University Early Childhood Center took their annual trip to the Administration Building to sing to President Tony Frank.
Examining holiday season needs, and cultivating self-care and self-compassion can help move you through the holidays with greater ease.