The Faculty of Human Kinetics launches a community speaker series Monday with a look into aspects of being a competitive athlete.
The Faculty of Human Kinetics launches a community speaker series Monday with a look into aspects of being a competitive athlete.
The Faculty of Human Kinetics launches its speaker series Dec. 5 with a look into the mental, physical, and practical aspects of being a competitive athlete.
The North American Society for the Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity has elected UWindsor doctoral candidate Katie Hirsch its student representative for 2022-23.
Graduate students in their Sport Psychology and Physical Activity Research Collaborative learned a great deal by organizing the 25th annual Eastern Canada Sport and Exercise Psychology Symposium, say professors Todd Loughead and Krista Chandler.
Human Kinetics students organized the 25th annual Eastern Canada Sport and Exercise Psychology Symposium.
Professor Krista Chandler and PhD student Frank Ely are part of a research team that created a psychological skills training program for para athletes.
Researchers from the Faculty of Human Kinetics have created a psychological skills training program for para athletes.
A sculpture near the Trans-Canada Highway site of the 1986 bus crash commemorates the four Swift Current Broncos players killed.
Human kinetics professors Craig Greenham and Todd Loughead hope to apply lessons from hockey history to ease suffering in the aftermath of tragedy.
Arts professor Lee Rodney received federal funding for her project to redraw maps overriding the official Canada-U.S. border.
Five UWindsor researcher have received more than $539,000 in Insight Grants from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council.
Chad Sutherland, Krista Chandler, Todd Loughead, and Irene Muir of the Department of Kinesiology are celebrating the success to date of the UWorkItOut UWin program.
An exercise and counselling program aimed at improving the mental health of UWindsor students has reduced anxiety and depression in participants.
The initial cohort of UWindsor kinesiology doctoral candidates: Kristy Smith, Matt Hoffman, Michelle Guerrero, Kelly Carr.
University of Windsor’s first PhD in kinesiology, Matt Hoffmann, successfully defended his dissertation Tuesday.
