Jeremy Alcazar sees the good in all kids
Jeremy Alcazar is passionate about mentoring active, energetic children who may be labeled as “challenging.” For him, this work is personal.
Author Archives: Allie Ruckman
Biology student seeks to protect endangered species; make research accessible to a broad audience
Sophomore Colorado State University biology student Noelle Mason has a passion for the black-footed ferret, and she’s working to protect it – along with many other species – using advanced biotechnology.
Psychology alumna creates scholarship to honor mentor’s late son, further research in suicide prevention
The scholarship is open to graduate students enrolled in the Department of Psychology who are engaged in research and education on suicide prevention, especially in youths.
Ray, Wilson recognized as Professor Laureates by CSU College of Natural Sciences
Colorado State University’s College of Natural Sciences will recognize the achievements of two outstanding faculty members at this spring’s 2021 Professor Laureate Awards: Indrakshi Ray, a professor in the Department of Computer Science, and Robert Wilson, a professor in the Department of Physics.
Psychology professor seeks to reduce the impact of LGBTQ+ stigma
Rachel Brenner is developing specific interventions that center mindfulness and self-compassion to reduce barriers to seeking mental health support and the impacts of LGBTQIA+ discrimination.
CSU researchers discover key protein associated with dementia, other diseases
Understanding the role of a tiny protein in the brain could be the key to understanding the development of dementia associated with neuro-degenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer’s.
Preston Dunton: Science meets music
Ever wondered how music and STEM are interconnected? Preston Dunton thinks about that every time he takes out his drumsticks.
The Department of Statistics celebrates its 50th anniversary
This year the Colorado State University Department of Statistics is celebrating its 50th anniversary – marking five decades of world-class education, research, service, and interdisciplinary support of the CSU community through powerful application of foundational science.
National Geographic film reveals how CSU researchers track bird migration through feathers
“Feathers in Flight: The Bird Genoscape Project” is a National Geographic film featuring CSU’s innovative research focusing on bird migration and conservation.
Department of Statistics Faculty and Students Partner with Local Public Health Officials during Pandemic
With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in spring 2020, public health experts increasingly sought statisticians for their expertise.