Kinesiology students collected awards at the Faculty of Human Kinetics’ annual Scholars’ Evening, held Tuesday in the Denis Fairall Fieldhouse.
The HK Scholars’ Evening honoured the achievements of students and faculty.
A virtual celebration March 3 will honour recipients of the Employee Recognition Awards.
“Practical Strategies and Suggestions for the Return to Campus” offers advice from instructors who taught face-to-face this fall.
Sarah Hébert (right) leads a competitor through warm-up stretches in preparation for the Special Olympics during an internship she served with its Ontario division as part of her MHK experience.
The $73 million Lancer Centre is set to open as originally scheduled in May 2022.
Shortlisted candidates for the position of dean of the Faculty of Human Kinetics will make online presentations over the next two weeks.
MHK grad Frederik Ehlen says the program gave him invaluable experience leading to his work with the National Hockey League’s Ottawa Senators.
A survey by SportBusiness ranks the UWindsor MHK in sport management the number one program in Canada, and best in the world for quality of teaching.
Jess Dixon and Sarah Woodruff will fill the positions of dean of human kinetics and head of kinesiology, respectively, on an acting basis.
Graduate students of sport management toured the MLSE Launchpad.
Graduate students of sport management enjoyed a trip to Toronto to hear from industry professionals and network with UWindsor kinesiology alumni.
PhD candidate Laura Chittle hopes to interview female hockey players to learn how their age impacts their experiences.
Doctoral student Laura Chittle hopes her research will improve the future experiences of female ice hockey players.
