Ron Wade, clinical assistant professor of Sport Management, discusses the NFL's and NASCAR's responses to the Black Lives Matter protests against police brutality. 

Associate Dean for Graduate Affairs, Dr. Ketra Armstrong, sent a Juneteenth greeting to School of Kinesiology faculty and staff on Friday, June 19. In it, she explains the significance of the holiday.

Rebecca Hasson, associate professor of MVS, along with her American College of Sports Medicine colleagues, published a blog post about promoting physical activity to reduce disparities during COVID-19 and beyond.

Dean Lori Ploutz-Snyder and Professor Ketra Armstong respond to recent events that are rooted in systemic racism.

Pete Bodary (AES, MVS), Tom George (AES, SM), Kathy Kern (AES, MVS), and Allyssa Memmini (AT) were selected as the winners of Kinesiology's 2020 Students' Choice Excellence in Teaching Award.

Lindsey Lepley, assistant professor of Athletic Training, was featured in a Michigan News article on how eccentric exercises could improve ACL injury recovery.

Marissa Pollick, Sport Management lecturer and attorney, explains how new Title IX regulations will affect sexual assault investigations on campus.

Kinesiology faculty reflect on the challenges and successes of moving their classes online during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Dr. Mark Rosentraub, professor of Sport Management, offers his opinion on the growing debate of when it's safe to resume college athletics. 

Ron Wade, clinical assistant professor of Sport Management, went on the Michigan Minds podcast to discuss the various ways sports have been impacted by COVID-19.

Sport Management Professor Rodney Fort warns that the NBA & NHL may be out of time to restart their seasons amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sport Management Professor Rodney Fort is quoted in an Athletic article about the economic pressure on sports leagues to resume playing.