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Sophomore Jayde Riviere (MVS) won gold in women's soccer for Canada; Myles Amine (SM) won bronze in freestyle wrestling for San Marino.
NCAA-DOD CARE Consortium receives $42.65M award to launch the next phase of study co-led by U-M
Next phase of CARE, the CARE-SALTOS Integrated (CSI) Study to follow athletes 10+ years after concussive injury and repetitive head impact exposure
The NCAA-U.S. Department of Defense Concussion Assessment, Research and Education (CARE) Consortium — the largest concussion and repetitive head impact study in history — has received a $42.65 million award to launch the next phase of the landmark research project that is co-led by the University of Michigan.
U-M Concussion Center teams with Detroit Public Community School District to develop student-athlete concussion toolkit
The toolkit contains educational and procedural information on how to handle a suspected concussion and information on concussion care, management and treatment options.
The University of Michigan Concussion Center and Detroit Public Schools Community District have partnered to develop a concussion toolkit to improve concussion prevention, identification and care for student-athletes.
Brehanna Daniels makes history at NASCAR as 1st Black woman pit member
Dr. Ketra Armstrong is quoted in the ABC News story on diversity in NASCAR.
Dr. Ketra Armstrong, professor of Sport Management and director of the Center for Race & Ethnicity in Sport, was quoted in the ABC News story "Brehanna Daniels makes history at NASCAR as 1st Black woman pit member."
Study: Normal concussion recovery could take up to a month
Steve Broglio, professor of Athletic Training, is interviewed by Michigan News on his latest research into concussion recovery times of collegiate student-athletes..
Steve Broglio's (professor of Athletic Training) research into concussion recovery time is featured in the Michigan News story "Study: Normal concussion recovery could take up to a month."
Gamer gloves and compression sleeves: Does performance wear matter in esports?
Dr. Dae Hee Kwak discusses the potential uphill battle esports performance wear faces when appealing to consumers.
Dr. Dae Hee Kwak, associate professor of Sport Management, is quoted in the Washington Post article "Gamer gloves and compression sleeves: Does performance wear matter in esports?"
This Year’s U.S. Open Puts Social Justice Courtside
Dr. Ketra Armstrong discusses the impact athletes can have on culture when they are supported by their sporting organization.
Dr. Ketra Armstrong, professor of Sport Management, was quoted in the AdWeek article "This Year’s U.S. Open Puts Social Justice Courtside."
Why people of color look past medal counts when rooting for Olympians
Dr. Ketra Armstrong discusses why the Games are a way for many people of color to show solidarity around race and ethnicity.
Dr. Ketra Armstrong discusses why the Games are a way for many people of color to show solidarity around race and ethnicity.
New Olympic sports could get a big boost from their debut at this summer’s games
Sport Management Professor Stefan Szymanski comments on the impact the Olympics can have on increasing a sport's popularity.
Stefan Szymanski, professor of Sport Management, comments on the Olympics helping to increase a debuting sport's popularity.
Simone Biles, the greatest gymnast alive, could be the next marketing G.O.A.T. too
Dae Hee Kwak, associate professor of Sport Management, is quoted in an LA Times story on the future marketability of US Olympic gymnast Simone Biles.
Dae Hee Kwak, associate professor of Sport Management, is quoted in an LA Times story on the future marketability of US Olympic gymnast Simone Biles.
Alum, lecturer, and Applied Fitness Solutions CEO Michael Stack (MVS '04) has launched The Wellness Paradox, a weekly podcast that offers solutions to help change the world’s view on health.
Kinesiology faculty members Stefan Szymanski, Wenche Wang, Youngho Park, and Pete Bodary have teamed up to create a massive open online sports analytics performance course.