Professors Craig Greenham and Jess Dixon and MHK students gather on the set of CBC Sports Hockey Central with media executives Peter Sisam, David Masse and Scott Moore.
A trip to Toronto gave MHK students an opportunity to see behind the scenes at some of Canada’s largest pro sports enterprises.
Cassandra Wells, a doctoral candidate in kinesiology at the University of British Columbia, will deliver a free public lecture entitled “When Science met Justice: On the Ethics of Gendered Eligibility Policies in Sport” at noon Friday, October 21.
Kinesiology professor Joel Cort (right) and post-doctoral fellow Xiaoxu Ji will use motion capture technology to analyze ergonomic conditions on auto assembly lines.
A UWindsor kinesiology professor will use motion capture technology to analyze ergonomic conditions on auto assembly lines.
The co-author of a book on adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse will discuss a trauma-informed approach to kinesiology in a free public lecture September 30 in the Human Kinetics Building.
Candice Schachter, an adjunct professor at the University of Saskatchewan’s School of Physical Therapy, volunteered for the Sexual Assault Crisis Ventre while studying for her MHK in Windsor.
Athletic director Mike Havey, grounds supervisor Garry Moore, UWSA president Moussa Hamadani, GSS president Amin Safaei, associate athletic director Eric Vandenbroucke, and Campus Recreation coordinator Sandra Ondracka celebrate the installation of a temporary cricket pitch on the Lancers upper field.
The Department of Athletics and Recreation Services is pleased with the installation of a temporary cricket pitch on the south campus.
Kinesiology professor Dave Andrews will receive a teaching award October 29 from the Ontario Confederation of University Faculty Associations.
Kinesiology professor Dave Andrews will receive a teaching award October 29 from the Ontario Confederation of University Faculty Associations.
MHK student Adam Goodwin says organizations that subsidize sporting fees are giving more kids opportunities to play.
The diversity of students enriches the UWindsor MHK in Sport Management program, says professor Jess Dixon.
UWindsor’s MHK in Sport Management program is ranked in the world’s top 10 by SportBusiness International.
UWindsor alumnus Peter Hrastovec will receive a lifetime achievement award from the Windsor-Essex Regional Chamber of Commerce at a gala June 24.
UWindsor alumnus Peter Hrastovec will receive a lifetime achievement award from the Windsor-Essex Regional Chamber of Commerce at a gala June 24.
BHK students Johny Keo, Bryan Dutot, Cain Walker-Donais, Kaz Noda, Julia Joachimowicz and Maggie Aziz won free tickets to watch the Detroit Pistons on April 8 by excelling in a sales project for their sport marketing course.
A group of sport marketing students job-shadowed members of the Detroit Pistons marketing department Friday.
