Any student at the university is welcome to participate. We also sponsor a chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, the international English honor society. In conjunction with the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, the department publishes Spectra, a student literary journal featuring student writing.
Cellulite forms in superficial fascia, a layer where the connective tissues below the skin contains fat cells. This superficial fascia is fibrous and due to inactivity, injuries and improper exercise can form contributing to the bunched-up or rippled look of the skin.
Being overweight does make the appearance of cellulite more noticeable; the more fat you have underneath your skin, the more it's likely to put stress on your connective tissue and bulge out of its weak spots.ormones also seem to play a role in the appearance of cellulite: As women age, their bodies produce less estrogenâa hormone that helps keep blood vessels flowing smoothly. Less estrogen can mean poorer circulation, which can also mean a decrease in new collagen production and the breakdown of older connective tissue.