Meet our CHHS outstanding graduates for Spring 2020
The CSU College of Health and Human Sciences is proud to feature these exceptional graduates for Spring 2020. Read more about them in their stories!
Tag: "Department of Human Development and Family Studies"
Occupational therapy in an equine environment benefits youth with autism
A recent CSU pilot study aimed to develop and evaluate occupational therapy in an equine environment for youth with autism.
Outstanding Grad: Keanu Kikau, College of Health and Human Sciences
Keanu Kikau will graduate in May with a bachelor’s degree in human development and family studies, the first in his family to go to college.
Human Development and Family Studies student puts her best foot forward to help others
SaintJour a human development and family studies major has used that motivation to drive her educational career and campus involvement.
Cultural differences in coping with interpersonal tensions lead to different short- and long-term responses
Gloria Luong, an assistant professor in Human Development and Family Studies, has investigated how Chinese Americans and European Americans choose different coping strategies in response to a social conflict stressor that may either pay off immediately or in the long run.
Outstanding graduate student sets the stage for high-level translational work
Emily Schworer is setting the stage for high-level transitional work, as she will use her training to identify targets for intervention and then develop creative new intervention approaches to foster more adaptive outcomes in the Down syndrome population.
So you have a routine, now what?
The CSU Early Childhood Center and the Department of Occupational Therapy have put tips together to help you maintain your new normal during the safer-at-home order.
Activities in nature for children
The CSU Early Childhood Center has put together a list of activities that you can do with your child in nature to enjoy this exceptional time of the year.
Guest column: 5 ways the COVID crisis has created an ageism crisis – and what to do about it
Researchers who are studying the human aging process from a behavioral perspective are getting increasingly concerned that their efforts to reduce ageism in our society are being rapidly undone during the COVID-19 crisis.