Tag: "Department of Human Development and Family Studies"
CHHS professors are here for you through uncertain times
The College of Health and Human Sciences wants to let you know in these difficult times that we’re still here for you.
How to support your child’s learning, engagement during COVID-19 outbreak
With schools closing for an unknown length of time due to the COVID-19 outbreak, parents face the challenging task of figuring out how to support their child’s learning.
Tips for parents during social distancing
Everyone is feeling the strain of social distancing, and young children are no exception. Here are some tips to help your family adjust and get through.
How to focus your child’s energy while maintaining harmony at home
Follow these tips from Colorado State University’s Early Childhood Center for some quick and easy, in-home gross motor activities for children and families.
Prue Kaley’s memory lives on in her gift to CSU
Prudence “Prue” Kaley was always passionate about caring for others. As a part of her estate, she left a gift to Human Development and Family Studies to create an endowment for the Prue Kaley Scholarship so that it will live on in perpetuity.
CSU Extension offers help and hope to older adults during pandemic
Extension has partnered with local aging organizations to create Senior Access Points of Larimer County, a comprehensive website that offers seniors a community of opportunity, research, and service.
Assistant professor prioritizes student engagement and critical thinking: Q&A with Meredith Naughton
Meredith Naughton is a new assistant professor in the Department of Human Development and Family Studies at Colorado State University.
Colorado State University’s Department of Human Development and Family Studies: Past, Present, and Future
The history of the Department of Human Development and Family Studies has always been ingrained in Colorado State University’s Land Grant mission. Our department’s three-part mission of research, education/training, and outreach/extension has come alive throughout the years.
Mindfulness and resilience: three skills for better outcomes
In a world filled with stressors, mindfulness is essential in combatting the circumstances we face in our lives. But what does mindfulness look like? With these three activities, mindfulness is made simple and building resilience becomes second-nature.