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COVID-related innovation: read about a new sports mask, designed in BC with input from Kinesiology professor Dr. Darren Warburton
Innovation prompted by COVID-19 call-out.
Outstanding Article Award conferred to Dr. Moss Norman by the Sociology of Sport Journal
The article placed first out of 29 articles.
Congratulations to Brian Wilson for the publication of “Sport and the Environment: Politics and Preferred Futures: Research in the Sociology of Sport”
Congratulations to Brian Wilson for the publication of “Sport and the Environment: Politics and Preferred Futures: Research in the Sociology of Sport” co-edited with Kinesiology alum, Brad Millington, a Brock University faculty member, in the department of Sport Management. About the Book: Sport and the environment are inextricably linked. Sport is dependent on its […]
Dr. Guy Faulkner internationally named as one of the most Highly Cited researchers for 2020 and ranked top 1% by citations for social sciences in the Web of Science™
Ranked in the top 1% by citations for social sciences in the Web of Science™
Benjamin, Katherine
Graduating year: 2008
Degree: BHK
Over the last 10 years, Katherine has worked on innovation-focused projects in Canada, Malawi, the UK, and the United States for organizations like lululemon, the City of New York, the UK’s National Health Service, and the Ontario Cabinet Office.
New paper by PhD student Jackie Lee and Dr. Guy Faulkner in partnership with NINET Lab
This is the first patient-oriented study to propose the combination of physical exercise and repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) is acceptable for patients with treatment resistant depression.
Study: Exercising While Wearing a Mask Does Not Disrupt Oxygen Intake
A study from the American Thoracic Society.
Increasing physical activity may facilitate smoking cessation
Research by postdoctoral fellow Carly Priebe, Kelly Wunderlich and Guy Faulkner.
McNiven, Brooks
Graduating year: 2016, 2018
Degree: HPCTL, MHPCTL
He is also the owner and Director of Inside Performance, an indoor baseball training centre; and has participated in the 2008 Beijing Olympics as a member of the Canadian Men’s Baseball team. He hopes to have the opportunity to coach with the Junior National team in the coming years.
Developing More Diversity Amongst Conference Panelists
We are pleased to announce that Dr. Rosalin Miles, a post-doctoral researcher in Indigenous Studies in Kinesiology, has been selected to sit on the UBC Speaker Diversity Core Committee. Two of the key goals of UBC’s Inclusion Action Plan are Systems Change and Accountability. In order to actively address these goals, the Provost’s office is […]