Aaron Saari (MVS ‘97)’s career and interests have taken him across the country and the globe, from Michigan and Oregon to Europe and Asia.

As a games operations coordinator with the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee, Emma Clapp (SM ‘24) gets an inside look at the biggest sporting events in the world.

Forbes has selected Katharine Bohlmann (SM '19), vice president for corporate partnerships of the Miami Dolphins and Hard Rock Stadium, for its prestigious 30 Under 30 list.

Tori Ramataboee (SM ‘12) develops trainings for the U.S. Soccer Foundation’s Soccer for Success Program, which teaches the fundamentals of soccer — as well as crucial social, emotional, and life skills — to children in underserved areas.

SM associate professor Dae Hee Kwak explores public sentiment around a long-stigmatized issue.

Soccer has been the constant for alum Peri Marosevic (SM ‘15) as he's risen from youth player to professional athlete to now senior manager of soccer growth at the U.S. Soccer Federation.

SoK faculty member and report co-author Rebecca Hasson says the findings highlight the “urgent need for equitable opportunities in physical activity.”

Graduate students from communities or with identities typically underrepresented in kinesiology or at U-M have access to a built-in community through LINKS.

Sport management student Kaylee America Rodriguez had to trade the classroom for the cancer center. Now she's back at school determined to use her experience to change the world.

"Contemporary Issues in Sports Medicine," which launched as a mandatory course for athletic training students in fall 2022, focuses on new and emerging evidence related to health care for an athletic population.

As a personal trainer with Exos@Google, Brooke Harrison (AES '23) coordinates in-office fitness for the Silicon Valley set.

The School of Kinesiology is adding new faculty at a record pace as its student numbers climb and its standing grows.