Last year, “The Great Give” was a huge success, with over $137,000 raised in this monumental 24 hour period of giving. Consider contributing this year when “The Great Give” returns on October 24, 2017! You may support the School of Exercise and Nutritional Sciences directly by using the donation link below: Give to ENS on […]
Foods and Nutrition Major Alejandro Arias Named Trustee Emeritus Ali C. Razi Scholar
We would like to congratulate Foods and Nutrition major Alejandro Arias on being named the Trustee Emeritus Ali C. Razi Scholar. It is a CSU system-wide scholarship that is the highest recognition of student accomplishments. Alejandro faced and overcame various challenges while attending school. Arias will receive a $12,000 scholarship. “A first-generation college student, Alejandro […]
As Fitness Activist, She’s In It for the Long Haul
Hannan’s car is a bit like a mobile sporting goods outlet. It’s filled with soccer cleats, a yoga mat, bathing suit, tennis shoes, a towel and running shoes. Some days she loads up her surfboard, too, in case she can catch some waves after work. “I’m always ready,” she says. “It looks like I live […]
U.S. Citizenship Granted to One of Our Own
The first three words of the Constitution “We the People” means the world to one of our own and to many who are from other countries. To obtain U.S. citizenship, one has to pass a test. Brenda Espinoza did just that. She was granted U.S. citizenship this week after passing her test. She is a […]
Congratulations to Kelly Lane and Brooke Wickman, the Provost’s Outstanding Academic Advising Awards recipients
ENS Advisors Kelly Lane and Brooke Wickman were recognized with the Provost’s Outstanding Academic Advising Awards. Kelly Lane, a faculty member in ENS, was honored as an Outstanding Faculty/Staff Adviser. Brooke Wickman, a graduate student in the Dual MS in Exercise Physiology and Nutritional Sciences program, was honored as an Outstanding Peer Adviser. […]
