CSU Experts A-Z

Arlene Schmid focuses on stroke rehabilitation, neuro-rehabilitation and complementary and integrative therapies.

Arlene Schmid

Occupational Therapy | Health and Human Sciences
Sue Schneider researches diverse cultural approaches to health and healing, and their applications to individual wellbeing and community health.

Sue Schneider

Office of Engagement and Extension
Melissa Schreiner offers insight into the importance and management of various bugs from Mormon crickets to grasshoppers to spiders to corn earworms.

Melissa Schreiner

Office of Engagement and Extension
Specializing in climate change, public lands, forests and fire, Courtney Schultz investigates topics at the nexus of science and policy.

Courtney Schultz

Forest and Rangeland Stewardship | Warner College of Natural Resources
Russ Schumacher studies storms, weather analysis and forecasting, precipitation extremes, flash floods, and the weather and climate of Colorado.

Russ Schumacher

Atmospheric Science | Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering
Derek Schutt focuses his work on geophysics and seismology

Derek Schutt

Geosciences | Warner College of Natural Resources
Ann Sebald focuses on teacher preparation and addressing the state and national teacher shortage.

Ann Sebald

School of Education | Health and Human Sciences
Michael Seman's work examines issues in the creative economy, often focusing on how music ecosystems and regional growth intersect.

Michael Seman

Music, Theatre, and Dance | Liberal Arts
Sybil Sharvelle: water reuse (graywater and reclaimed water), integrated urban water management and waste conversion to energy.

Sybil Sharvelle

Civil & Environmental Engineering | Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering
Steve Simske, cybersecurity, AI and intellectual property

Steve Simske

Systems Engineering | Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering
Gina Slejko Marketing expertise: the role of linguistics and framing on consumer response to consumer-packaged goods; how sensory and creative marketing assets affect consumers’ brand perceptions.

Gina Slejko

Marketing | Business
Hortensia Soto's research revolves around the the joy, playfulness and mobility of mathematics through movement. 

Hortensia Soto

Mathematics | Natural Sciences
Dr. Kim Stackhouse-Lawson focuses her work on advancing sustainable solutions for agriculture.

Kim Stackhouse-Lawson

Animal Sciences | Agricultural Sciences
Lorann Stallones: One Health focus - farmer mental health and relationships to pesticides and safety practices; preventing traumatic brain injuries and other school playground injuries.

Lorann Stallones

One Health Institute, Psychology | Natural Sciences
Laurie Stargell investigates the regulation of gene expression in yeast

Laurie Stargell

Biochemistry | Natural Sciences
Michael Steger studies understanding well-being and meaning in life and the benefits of engaging in meaningful work.

Michael Steger

Psychology | Natural Sciences
Camille Stevens-Runmann studies wildfires, from why they start to how land recovers after a burn.

Camille Stevens-Rumann

Forest and Rangeland Stewardship | Warner College of Natural Resources
Dimitris Stevis focuses on how policy impacts work, workers and the environment.

Dimitris Stevis

Political Science | Liberal Arts
Erika Szymanski focuses on how language shapes scientific practice and human-microbe relationships.

Erika Szymanski

English | Liberal Arts
Dawn Thilmany specializes in regional economic development related to local, organic, entrepreneurs and food market supply chains.

Dawn Thilmany

Agricultural and Resource Economics | Agricultural Sciences
David Thompson’s work focuses on improving our understanding of global climate variability using observational data.

David Thompson

Atmospheric Science | Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering
Wade Troxell's research interests reside in AI-based design and intelligent robotic systems

Wade Troxell

Mechanical Engineering | Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering
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Chien-Yung Tseng

Civil & Environmental Engineering | Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering
John Van de Lindt: earthquake engineering, extreme loading on structures, and structural dynamics.

John van de Lindt

Civil & Environmental Engineering | Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering
Dr. Sue VandeWoude: disease spillover between domestic animals in wildlife, disease ecology, and impacts of urbanization on wildlife.

Sue VandeWoude

Microbiology, Immunology and Pathology, One Health Institute | Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences