Students Spencer Riehl, Lauren Stirling and Jennifer Neilson await their chance to present in the offices of Sportsnet.
Kinesiology professor Craig Greenham had his students present their research findings to executives of Rogers Media.
Chad Sutherland puts Milana McNamee through a body density test in the Bod Pod.
Human Kinetics is offering a two-for-one special on body composition assessments in the Bod Pod.
Courses through the National Coaching Certification Program are available in the Human Kinetics Building.
The Faculty of Human Kinetics is offering a series of six courses under the National Coaching Certification Program over weekends this month and next.
Deborah Feltz will discuss “How Teams and Partners can Enhance Individual Motivation in Sport and Exercise” on the UWindsor campus Friday.
Deborah Feltz will discuss “How Teams and Partners can Enhance Individual Motivation in Sport and Exercise” on the UWindsor campus Friday.
Professor Chen-Kang Chang of the National Taiwan University of Sport will deliver a free public lecture entitled “Nutritional supplements: from athletic performance to clinical applications,” at 10 a.m. Friday, January 15, in room 145, Human Kinetics Building.
Dr. Chang is a professor in the Department of Sport Management and director of the Sport Science Research Center. He will discuss the use of amino acids to improve physical and perceptual cognitive performance.
Brandi Konkolowicz takes a pass from Dave Andrews while Paula van Wyk helps to sort canned goods Wednesday in the lobby of the Human Kinetics Building.
A charity food drive by students in human kinetics collected about 1,500 items for the Downtown Mission of Windsor.
McMaster kinesiology professor Stuart Phillips will discuss the drivers of muscle growth, Friday in the Human Kinetics Building.
McMaster kinesiology professor Stuart Phillips will discuss the drivers of muscle growth, Friday in the Human Kinetics Building.
A free public lecture Friday will explore how to maximize the social benefit of disability sport events.
Master’s student Paul Leuty recreates motions for capture by a computer-generated mannequin.
Kinesiology professor Joel Cort says digital capture technology makes him “the Martin Scorsese” of ergonomic research.
UWindsor professor Marijke Taks, KU Leuven professor Daniel Daly, executive assistant to the vice-provost international development Clementa Stan, kinesiology department head Dave Andrews and Jennie Atkins, director of the Centre for English Language Development, look on as deans Christophe Delecluse and Michael Khan sign a student exchange agreement between their respective faculties.
The Faculty of Human Kinetics has agreed to student exchange with its counterpart at the Belgian university KU Leuven.
