Kathryn T. Bohannon pursued graduate studies in apparel design at CSU. Her husband, David Folkes sustains her legacy of empowerment and self-discovery through gifts in her memory.
Heart rate training zones are a percentage of your maximum heart rate. Heart rate zones help you to gauge your intensity of workout and help to train working efficiently while challenging fitness.
“Thrift Style” is one of three exhibits in the Spring 2023 collection at the Avenir Museum at CSU. The others are “Nostalgia Mode: Fashion and Sentimentality in the 1970s” and the latest “New Threads” donated to the Avenir.
The College of Health and Human Sciences is proud to celebrate the recipients of the 2022-2023 All-College Awards, Friends of the College, and CHHS Alumni Awards.
Intuitive exercise, or movement, is the idea of connecting with your body to determine what is the form of exercise or movement it needs that day.
Caley Follmer (’15) created a fund to provide perpetual support for the nationally recognized, award-winning mentorship program that shaped her CSU experience and continues to influence her career.
The Belong Program in the CSU Department of Occupational Therapy is supporting housing and independence for the neurodiverse community.
Students in their final year of the product development concentration in the Department of Design and Merchandising showcase their capstone projects at an event at the Avenir Museum of Design and Merchandising. Their projects focused on adaptive apparel and awards were provided through a competitive grant from Cotton Incorporated.
A collaborative team of CSU advocates aims to prepare people with individual and intellectual disabilities to address employment gaps in STEM and agriculture.
Take the pressure off weight loss and put the focus on healthful choices, Here are a few ideas for New Year’s resolutions that are not about weight loss.