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Here’s Why You Should Definitely Keep Running During Stressful Times
Eli Puterman’s research supports the run-it-off approach to staying sane when things are going haywire.
Emma McCrudden, sports dietitian for Athletics & Recreation and lecturer for the School of Kinesiology
Emma McCrudden isn’t going to prescribe everything you should eat but she will tell you how to make better choices.
Don’t Let Pollution Stop You from Exercising
When do the benefits of physical activity get washed out, or even reversed, by the negative effects of air pollution? Michael Koehle offers some useful insights.
Smartphone health apps miss some daily activity of users
Marcus Duncan, Guy Faulkner, Kelly Wunderlich and Yingying Zhao found if you use your smartphone to monitor your physical activity, you’re probably more active than it suggests.
Update from Former Research Assistant Chris Liu on Life at Law School
Chris Liu, who worked in LHC’s lab from 2009 to 2013 as an Undergraduate Research Assistant, was accepted to University of Saskatchewan’s law school in September 2013.
Dr. Emmanuelle Tulle’s Visit to UBC
As part of the School of Kinesiology’s Distinguished Speakers’ series, Dr. Emmanuelle Tulle visited UBC for two days in May 2016
Lab Crawl introduces Kinners to Spinal Research
The first Lab Crawl for the 2017/18 Winter term took place on Friday, November 3rd at the Blusson Spinal Cord Centre and hosted 18 KIN students across all year levels.
Job, Christiane
Graduating year: 2008
Degree: MA-Kin
Christiane “Chrissy” Job graduated from UBC in 2008 with a Masters of Arts in Kinesiology followed by her PhD at the University of Calgary.
Smith, Arnie
Graduating year:1962
Degree: BPE
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Arnold Smith. Arnie graduated in 1962 with a Bachelor in Physical Education and a Master of Education in 1982. While at UBC Arnie played Thunderbird football under coach Frank Gnup.