Degrees
Read More About Kristen JakubowskiMy favorite thing about the School of Kinesiology has been the people. My transition as a new faculty member has been seamless, and that is a testament to all the people at SoK.
Read More About James CaseyI began my post-secondary career at the School of Kinesiology in 2013, and teaching and researching at SoK has always been a goal for me. Moving from LSA to SoK is both a "homecoming" for me and an ambition.
Read More About Vienna LiuUse your resources. Everyone here, whether it be academic advisors or professors or upperclassmen, has always been willing to talk, and I’ve learned that asking questions is never a bad thing.
Read More About Sophie JenzHaving worked as a personal trainer, I’ve seen firsthand how life-changing strength training can be for women. I love that my research helps spread the word of why building muscle and strength is important for women of all ages.
Movement Science graduates go on to work in different health-related disciplines, such as medicine, physical therapy, occupational therapy, physical rehabilitation, and biomedical research.
Our MVS labs examine how physical activity affects our bodies and minds, how technology can enhance our bodies' performance and function, and how movement can improve the lives of children and adults with and without physical disabilities.