Latest Kinesiology News
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March 28, 2025
The 2025 Active Living Conference, co-hosted by Kansas State University faculty Gina Besenyi, Ph.D., MPH, and Peter Stoepker, Ph.D., and K-State alum Jessica Stroope, Ph.D., March 16-20 brought together leading researchers, educators, policy makers and community leaders to address the pressing challenges and opportunities in promoting physical activity. With the theme "Bridging the Research to […]
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March 24, 2025
The Rising Professional Award is given to honor significant contributions made by a graduate in the early stages of his or her career. Recipients have demonstrated significant professional accomplishments in the areas of design, business, human behavior, education or health sciences. During their return to campus, award winners meet with current students to share their […]
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March 14, 2025
College of Health and Human Sciences celebrates student research with annual RSCAD Forum
The College of Health and Human Sciences hosted its annual Research, Scholarly and Creative Activity and Design, RSCAD, Forum March 6 and 7 in Justin Hall. 36 projects were presented by students from around the college. External judges were on hand and listened to each presenter describe their research and their poster. The top three […]
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January 27, 2025
The Health Professions Exploration Program is a week-long program designed for incoming (2025-2026) high school juniors and seniors who are interested in a career helping others through the health care industry. Participants will come to Meet, Explore and Experience a variety of health care professions and academic programs with a small cohort of like-minded high […]
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December 13, 2024
College of Health and Human Sciences recognizes 18 with outstanding senior awards
The College of Health and Human Sciences is proud to recognize the 2024 fall Outstanding Senior Award winners. This year's outstanding senior award winners were nominated by faculty and staff within each of their respective programs. Chosen students have been engaged on campus and in their communities, volunteered their time to provide for others, served […]
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December 3, 2024
There’s a new heart risk calculator coming, and K-State physiologists validated it
MANHATTAN — Cardiovascular disease has long been the leading cause of death around the world, but a new set of predictive scores — validated by physiologists in Kansas State University's College of Human Health and Sciences — will equip doctors and patients with the knowledge they need to make early interventions. Britton Scheuermann, doctoral candidate, Perrysburg, Ohio, in kinesiology […]