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News
By Laura Bailey
A new study from Kines' Environment & Policy Laboratory delves into how Americans consume processed foods.
Community Impact
Movement science student’s public art project brings music — and joy — to Ann Arbor
By Jon Wolper
Three pianos near common thoroughfares invite anyone, from world-class pianists to university students, to tickle the ivories.
Community Impact
Kinesiology students help get patients walking through pilot partnership with Michigan Medicine
By Mary Clare Fischer
The Mobility Initiative pairs Kines undergrads with patients in the Medical Short-Stay Unit to keep them up and moving during their hospital stays.
By Mary Clare Fischer
Just because they’ve retired doesn’t mean they’ve stopped engaging in research and publishing.
By Mary Clare Fischer
U-M athletic trainer and TEDxUofM speaker Claire Coates (AT ‘09) shares advice for athletic training students.
Inside the Research
What is it like to start your first lab?
By Andrew Meissen
Movement science assistant professor and cognitive neuroscientist Eleanna Varangis shares her experience at Kines.
By Heather Guenther
How alum Sheryl Szady (PE ‘74, MA ‘75, PhD ‘87) played detective to find a long-lost statue that retraced the history and movements of physical education at U-M.
Sport management assistant professor Richard Paulsen spoke with NPR after Dartmouth men's basketball became the first college sports team to form a union.
Sport management faculty Dae Hee Kwak and NaRi Shin spoke to the New York Times about this unique pattern.
AES and MVS clinical associate professor Laura Richardson spoke with the Michigan Minds podcast about how to build up your exercise regimen so it becomes a habit you look forward to.
Media Hits
What's going to happen with NIL?
Sport management clinical assistant professor Ron Wade joins the Student Affairs Now podcast to talk about the current complexities of the name/image/likeness landscape for collegiate athletes and what's on the horizon.
Pagination
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