Human kinetics student Olivia Starling (left) plants seedlings in a garden outside a school in rural Jamaica.
Nine UWindsor students spent their study week in Jamaica, supporting water conservation programs.
The Faculty of Human Kinetics issued 90th birthday congratulations Monday to Pat Galasso, its founding dean.
Dr. Galasso helmed the establishment in 1965 of what was then called the the School of Physical and Health Education, only the second faculty in the Commonwealth in this field of study.
Galasso and his wife retired in 1997 and returned to Kingston, where they met. They love dancing, attending grad seminars, and volunteering in a program to help students cope with the demands of post-secondary life.
UWindsor kinesiology professor Sarah Woodruff has published the textbook “Fitness and Wellness in Canada: A Way of Life.”
UWindsor kinesiology professor Sarah Woodruff has published the textbook Fitness and Wellness in Canada: A Way of Life.
A lecture at noon Friday in the HK Building will explore the connection between air pollution and cardiopulmonary illness.
“The Grizzlies” is based on a true story of youth sports imbuing a northern community with a sense of pride and purpose.
A free movie screening Thursday is part of campus activities promoting mental health during Revive and Thrive Week.
Matthew Krause is one of two UWindsor professors who will present Friday in the Faculty of Human Kinetics Distinguished Speakers’ Series.
UWindsor professors Terry Eddy and Matthew Krause will present Friday in the Faculty of Human Kinetics Distinguished Speakers’ Series.
The relationships, complexities, and contradictions in the life of cultural commodities associated with sport are the subject of a free public lecture Friday, Dec. 13, on the UWindsor campus.
Steve Jackson — a professor in the School of Physical Education at the University of Otago, New Zealand — will present “Sport and the Commodification of Social Life” at 1:30 p.m. in room 145, Human Kinetics Building.
Fit Together participant Nicolas Tran builds up his leg strength under the watchful eye of volunteer trainer Tyler Snyder, a fourth-year psychology student.
Officials, volunteers, and participants gathered Tuesday to celebrate Fit Together, an exercise program for adults with an intellectual disability.
Organizers of the Kinesiology Food Drive hope to beat last year’s total of 5,100 items donated to the Downtown Mission.
Organizers of the Kinesiology Food Drive hope to beat last year’s total of 5,100 items donated to the Downtown Mission.
Kinesiology professor Craig Greenham provided expert opinion to CBC News on Don Cherry’s firing from Hockey Night in Canada.
Kinesiology professor Craig Greenham provided expert opinion to CBC News on Don Cherry’s firing from Hockey Night in Canada.
