Athletic Training Associate Professor Dr. Riann Palmieri-Smith will be the keynote speaker for High Point University's semiannual Distinguished Lecture Series.
Meghann Lloyd (MS '07) currently works as an associate professor and director of Kinesiology at Ontario Tech University, where she was given the 2019 Award for Excellence in Graduate Supervision.
Derek Bycraft (SM '15) is the alumni director at YMCA Storer Camps in Jackson, MI. He sat down with us to answer a few questions about Kinesiology's Master's in Sport Management degree.
Junior Mitchell Siegel (AES) spent last summer preparing NBA rookies for the Draft Combine through an internship with Chicago-based sports agency Priority Sports.
Tommy Gayfield, Jr. (MS '17) works as a Strength and Conditioning Coach for the U-M men's lacrosse and men's soccer team. He shared his thoughts about receiving his master's from Kines.
Senior Jeffrey Zachem (SM) was selected as a Forbes Under 30 Scholar, allowing him to attend the Forbes Under 30 Summit in Detroit in October on scholarship.
Dr. Steven Broglio, professor of Athletic Training and the director of the Michigan Concussion Center, is quoted in an MLive article on concussions and football safety.
United States Veteran Leona Keller served for five years with the U.S. Marine Corps. Now, she is completing her Movement Science degree and beginning her career in athletic training.
David Lipps, assistant professor of Movement Science, presents "Neuromuscular implications of managing breast cancer with mastectomy and breast reconstruction" during the Hartwig Research Presentation on 11/15.
Sport Management Professor Rodney Fort discusses the outcomes and misconceptions surrounding the State of California law granting college athletes compensation for their name, image, and likeness.
The Kinesiology Diversity & Inclusion Network, or KDIN, is a student-led organization that builds and nurtures diversity and inclusion efforts within the School of Kinesiology.
Nine U-M professors named inaugural recipients of University Diversity and Social Transformation Professorships, including Associate Dean for Graduate Student Affairs and Sport Management professor Ketra Armstrong.
