Find a Colorado State University Expert

As a 21st-century land-grant research institution, Colorado State University supports the work of scientists and scholars in disciplines from anthropology to zoonotic diseases. Our faculty experts are available to discuss their research with journalists from local, state, national and international media outlets.

Find exactly the right person to contact – or explore the depth and breadth of knowledge of those working at CSU – with this searchable database of experts. Each entry offers contact information and a short synopsis of their major research and areas of expertise, as well as links to lab websites and other sources of information about current projects.

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CSU Experts A-Z

Pat Hastings focuses on inequalities in families with children.

Pat Hastings

Sociology | Liberal Arts
Children and Families, Child Development, Inequality, Parenting
Beth Hayes's work encompasses everything from livestock and agriculture to disaster preparedness.

Beth Hayes

Office of Engagement and Extension
Disaster Recovery, Livestock, Agriculture
Marcela Hanao-Tamayo, immunology, vaccine efficacy

Marcela Henao-Tamayo

Microbiology, Immunology and Pathology | Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
Infectious Disease, Immunology, Disease Pathology
Dean Hendrickson is an equine surgeon specializing in equine wound care, minimally invasive surgery and lameness.

Dean Hendrickson

Clinical Sciences | Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
Veterinary medicine
Chuck Henry researches miniaturization in analytical chemistry.

Chuck Henry

School of Biomedical Engineering, Chemistry | Natural Sciences
Analytics
Daniel Herber specializes in engineering design and systems engineering methods that enable deployment of new energy, aerospace and defense systems.

Daniel Herber

Systems Engineering | Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering
Engineering Design
Kyle Hilburn is using artificial intelligence to connect satellite observations with weather models to predict high-impact hazards including severe weather and wildfires. 

Kyle Hilburn

Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere | Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering
Atmospheric Research, Artificial Intelligence
Rebecca Hill focuses on general agriculture, rural communities, hemp, water resources and outdoor recreation.

Rebecca Hill

Office of Engagement and Extension
Economics, Agriculture
Matthew Hitt studies judgment and decision making in American politics.

Matthew Hitt

Political Science | Liberal Arts
Law and Politics
P. Shing Ho studies how DNA structures affect their genomic function.

P. Shing Ho

Biochemistry | Natural Sciences
Bioengineering
Dr. Tim Holt's speciality is bovine High Mountain Disease.

Tim Holt

Clinical Sciences | Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
Livestock
Alexander Hulpke focuses on building concrete algorithms to do calculations in groups.

Alexander Hulpke

Mathematics | Natural Sciences
Mathematics
Becca Jablonski is an agricultural economist studying rural and regional development.

Becca Jablonski

Agricultural and Resource Economics | Agricultural Sciences
Economics, Food and Nutrition
Jessica Barbata Jackson specializes in immigration history, race and citizenship studies, Italian American studies and social studies education.

Jessica Barbata Jackson

History | Liberal Arts
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Zachary Johnson is a landscape architect and consulting arborist focused on water conservation and management for residential and small-scale commercial projects.

Zachary Johnson

Horticulture and Landscape Architecture | Agricultural Sciences
Landscape Architecture
Stephanie Kampf is an expert in the dynamics of natural systems and global water networks.

Stephanie Kampf

Ecosystem Science and Sustainability | Warner College of Natural Resources
Water
Soo Kang focuses her work on consumer behavior, tourism impacts and global tourism marketing.

Soo Kang

Food Science and Human Nutrition, Hospitality and Event Management | Health and Human Sciences
Recreation and Tourism
Eugene Kelly studies the origin, evolution and stability of soil associated with farming and climate change.

Eugene Kelly

Soil and Crop Sciences | Agricultural Sciences
Environment, Climate Change
Arjun Khakhar seeks to understand how these mechanisms can be re-engineered to create crops that are more productive, delicious and resilient to the effects of climate change.

Arjun Khakhar

Biology | Natural Sciences
Biology, Agriculture, Plants
James Kim directs the CSU Chamber Choir and his teaching focuses on conducting, choral literature, and choral techniques.

James Kim

Music, Theatre, and Dance | Liberal Arts
Phil Klotzbach is Colorado State University's first author on all hurricane forecasts from the Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere.

Phil Klotzbach

Atmospheric Science | Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering
Atmospheric Research
Alan Knapp studies ecological processes that drive evolutionary change in plants.

Alan Knapp

Biology | Natural Sciences
Environment
Katie Knobloch's work focuses on civil engagement, public participation and deliberative democracy.

Katie Knobloch

Communication Studies | Liberal Arts
Civic Engagement
Sonia Kreidenweis researches atmospheric chemistry in the troposphere involving aerosol-cloud-climate interactions and visibility.

Sonia Kreidenweis

Atmospheric Science | Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering
Atmospheric Research
Nikhil Krishnaswamy studies language by building intelligent systems and studying how humans interact with them.

Nikhil Krishnaswamy

Computer Science | Natural Sciences
Artificial Intelligence