Author and retired business executive Richard Peddie will impart leadership lessons in a free public lecture Friday in the Human Kinetics Building.
Author and retired business executive Richard Peddie will impart leadership lessons in a free public lecture Friday in the Human Kinetics Building.
UWindsor graduate students meet Richard Pound (in tie) at the Montreal headquarters of the World Anti-Doping Agency.
Professor Scott Martyn led 12 graduate students in kinesiology on a tour of Olympic sites, March 14 to 19.
Lancer athletes strategize in a team-building exercise to predict how many people they can pile on balloons without popping any.
An anti-hazing workshop promoted alternative team-building exercises to Lancer athletes and coaches Wednesday.
Nicole George won an award for her movement science poster presentation during the 2015 Kinesiology Research Day.
The 10th annual Kinesiology Research Day will showcase student work Tuesday, March 22.
A lecture March 11 will explore the relationship between sport and social development.
Professors Marijke Taks (left) and Jess Dixon (right) flank MHK students in the offices of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats for meetings of the Ontario Sport Management Collective.
A chance to work alongside students from other universities is an important aspect of the Ontario Sport Management Collective.
Parents Walter and Iuna Benzinger stand behind their daughter Sophia, recipient Friday of an HK Book Award.
The Faculty of Human Kinetics hosted 26 top students from local high schools Friday to receive its annual book award.
A weekend conference will provide a place for local youths to connect with issues involving healthy lifestyles.
Sport management students surround Windsor Spitfires mascot Bomber during a game at the WFCU Centre.
Sport management students enjoyed a tour of the facility that houses the Windsor Spitfires on February 4.
Tim Elcombe will deliver “Sport Philosophy in 3D” at noon January 22.
