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Public Investment for the Public Good - Exercise Oncology Initiative - Michigan Center for Innovation in Women's Sports - Area of Impact: Life-Changing Education and Human Health and Well-Being

Featured — 8/26/26

U-M Strategic Initiative Fund announces first 37 recipients

Two SoK projects receive funding

News

John Cairney named new SoK dean

February 19, 2026

Michigan News: "Welcome to Wrexham" docuseries nets economic, social gains for Wales city, new research finds

Ryan Reynolds' and Rob McElhenney's efforts to revitalize a low-level soccer team, as chronicled in an FX docuseries, helped boost employment and mental health in the surrounding region.

February 11, 2026

CNN: Lindsey Vonn’s Olympic dream was crushed. Here’s how she will recover

Athletic training faculty member Lindsey Lepley reflects on the support the superstar may need after her Olympic crash.

February 11, 2026

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Movement Magazine

Movement, a magazine for University of Michigan School of Kinesiology alumni and friends, is published digitally three times per year.

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Events

Oct15

Prospective Undergraduate Info Session

3:30pm - 4:30pm

Zoom

Oct16

Kinesiology Homecoming

5:30pm - 8:30pm

School of Kinesiology Building (830 N. University Ave., Ann Arbor)

Oct20

Virtual IONP Info Session

3:30pm - 4:30pm

Zoom

Oct20

Prospective Undergraduate Info Session

6:00pm - 7:00pm

Zoom

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Profiles

Staff Profile — 10/8/26

Sydney Sturino

Sydney is currently working on a study to increase hydration in individuals who have had a kidney stone and are on GLP-1 medication. She started at SoK in August. Q: What...

Faculty Profile — 10/1/26

Dominique Price

Dominique specializes in sports law. He joined the SoK faculty in August. Q: Out of everything you're working on at SoK, what are you most excited about and why? A: I am...

Faculty Profile — 9/24/26

Kristen Jakubowski

Kristen's work uses the principles of biomechanics, sensorimotor control, and human-robot interactions to understand how we move and how we can best develop wearable...

Faculty Profile — 9/16/26

James Casey

James taught animal and human physiology to pre-health students in the U-M Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology Department before joining SoK's clinical faculty...

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