Students and instructors of “Global Perspectives in Human Kinetics” took a two-week trip to learn about Costa Rican culture.
Students and instructors of “Global Perspectives in Human Kinetics” took a two-week trip to learn about Costa Rican culture.
UWindsor professor Sarah Woodruff and student Ghallia Hashem will be honoured by the YMCA of Southwestern Ontario at a gala May 15.
The YMCA of Southwestern Ontario will honour two members of the UWindsor community as Women of Excellence who embody the organization’s commitment to the development of thriving communities.
Kinesiology professor Sarah Woodruff, associate dean of human kinetics for academic programs, will be recognized in the field of sport, fitness, and recreation. Law student Ghallia Hashem, president of the University of Windsor Students’ Alliance, will be honoured as a Young Woman of Excellence.
UWindsor researchers want to learn about the experiences of 2SLGBTQ+ participants in recreational sports leagues.
Instructors Chantal Vallée and Sarah Woodruff led 12 human kinetics students on a study abroad course in Costa Rica.
Instructors Chantal Vallée and Sarah Woodruff led 12 human kinetics students on a study abroad course in Costa Rica.
A public event Nov. 1 will discuss the latest research on how to live healthier lives into our golden years.
A public event Nov. 1 will discuss the latest research on how to live healthier lives into our golden years.
Panellists on the U.S. morning talk show “The View” discuss a study by researchers from the Community Health, Environment and Wellness lab in the Faculty of Human Kinetics.
A study “Sex or social media? The sacrifices we’re willing to make to stay online” published July 10 in the Conversation is gaining international media attention for the UWindsor researchers involved.
A team of researchers from the Faculty of Human Kinetics has found young adults would make lifestyle sacrifices or even die younger rather than lose their social media presence. Photo by fauxels.
Faculty members accompanied Chris Houser on his annual study-abroad trip to Costa Rica to learn how to develop international experiences for their own students.
Faculty members accompanied Chris Houser on his annual study-abroad trip to Costa Rica to learn how to develop international experiences for their own students.
UWindsor kinesiology students are enjoying a study-abroad experience at post-secondary institutions in Costa Rica.
Kinesiology students have been working hard during a study-abroad course in Costa Rica.
You might want to think again when it comes to aspirations of becoming a social media influencer, according to researchers from the Faculty of Human Kinetics. Photo by Cottonbro Studio/Pexels.com.
