The School of Kinesiology Building Fund, for the Kraus Building renovation, is our featured fund during Giving Blueday, Tuesday, November 27. On social media for the challenges? Remember to use #GivingBlueday!
The world's most comprehensive concussion study received nearly $22.5 million in new funding from the U.S. Department of Defense and the NCAA to examine the impacts of head injuries over several years.
The University of Michigan Biosciences Initiative has awarded $5.6M in funding to Dr. Steven Broglio, professor of athletic training, to create a comprehensive concussion research center.
To better prepare students for careers assessing and promoting physical fitness throughout the lifespan, the single-track Health and Fitness major has been converted into the dual-track AES major.
Dean Lori Ploutz-Snyder and a small team of DIG-nataries participated in a groundbreaking ceremony at Kinesiology Homecoming, October 5. Story has links to videos, photo albums.
Dr. Rebecca Hasson and her team in CDRL researches about the impact of short bursts of physical activity in classrooms, as part of her exercise program inPACT.
This year's Kinesiology Homecoming is in a tent beside our future home -- Kraus. Groundbreaking, awards, and refreshments are planned. For more details, visit our Homecoming 2018 page.
Top-notch faculty, students, internships, and career opportunities -- Our new Sport Management video shows why "It's great to be a Michigan Wolverine!"
Students are slowly returning to campus, and we're excited to kick off the 2018-19 academic year with them! Our Events page lists Welcome Week, Fall Semester events.
Four Kinesiology students will travel to Russia next week to gain career experience at the biggest sporting event on the planet -- working as interns at the World Cup.
You can move the world, too! Learn more about our Graduate Program offerings in this video at https://youtu.be/KY-NrSVavfE. And come to our Open House August 9!
School of Kinesiology students & faculty, representing each of our undergraduate majors, are featured in our new video. Check it out! https://t.co/OlQn6Rj1rr
Plans to renovate the 101-year-old Edward Henry Kraus Natural Sciences Building took another step forward on October 19, as the U-M Board of Regents approved the project's schematic design.
