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6.27.2008 - OT graduate student assists in testing engineering redesign of gaming controller for those with disabilities : Lance Carr embodies what he states as "the innate ability of a person to overcome obstacles through the merging of individual initiative with creativity, and the application of modern science and technology." Born with a... >>

6.25.2008 - Alumni Spotlight - Tiffany Bressan and Courtney Noelle Ratliff - Becoming Extraordinary: Remember Trista Rehn, the first Bachelorette? Her success in love became a success for ABC and she and her husband, Ryan Sutter, documented their wedding on television. During the wedding rehearsal Trista donned a crystal-encrusted pink... >>

6.19.2008 - Education Professor Rich Feller Honored by the Colorado Career Development Association: Rich Feller, professor in the School of Education, College of Applied Human Sciences, was honored recently by the Colorado Career Development Association (CCDA) for his service and leadership. The CCDA board established the Rich Feller... >>

6.16.2008 - Alumni Spotlight - CSU pals, new dads become entrepreneurs : Real men don't carry diaper bags - or do they? The answer is "yes!" if Scott Shoemaker ('94) and John Brosseau ('94) have anything to say about it. Shoemaker (pictured right with son Carson) and... >>

6.10.2008 - CSU Study Helps With Diagnosing Autism, Asperger Syndrome, Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder and Other Disorders: FORT COLLINS - Colorado State University researchers are looking for neurological clues to the cause of sensory processing deficits, perhaps giving hope to parents worrying about their children's diagnosis of autism, Asperger syndrome, attention deficit hyperactive... >>

6.9.2008 - Food Science and Human Nutrition Students Taste and Learn : It is not unusual to walk down the hall in Gifford and see a classroom with students thoughtfully sipping sample cups of milk and writing down their comments. Since 2005, the Department of Food... >>

6.6.2008 - Soy Products and Heart Health: Using Proteomics to Understand the Connection: Cardiovascular disease (CVD) continues to plague the United States and other industrial countries. As researchers continue to look for explanations and treatments, soy has been receiving considerable attention for its potential role in decreasing CVD risk.... >>

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