Human Physiology: Fatigue, Proprioception, Respiration
UBC School of Kinesiology offered a new Summer Graduate Course this term, led by visiting Professor Dr. Simon Gandevia.
Gordon Matheson: ‘I really like fixing things that I believe are broken’
The Globe and Mail recently spoke with UBC Kinesiology alumnus and sports medicine expert Dr. Gordon Matheson, MPE 1986, PhD 1991, who is working with UBC to create a new master’s program in disease prevention.
We’ve redesigned our website with you in mind
The UBC School of Kinesiology is proud to introduce our newly refreshed and reorganized website.
Kinesiology Co-op Program Information Session 2017
The Kinesiology Co-op Program formally integrates a student’s academic studies with valuable, relevant, paid kinesiology related work, with approved work sector organizations. If you are currently in 1st or 2nd year, you are eligible to join the program this fall. If you’d like to learn more, please join us for an Information Session!
Exercise, Omics and Health: UBC Symposium
On March 10, 1:30pm to 6:00pm, join experts for a discussion of Exercise, Omics and Health. This UBC Symposium will feature presentations, a panel discussion, and networking.
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UBC Kinesiology launches new Masters of High Performance Coaching and Technical Leadership
The degree program is designed for experienced sport coaches and technical leaders who are looking to advance in their careers and engage in professional development.
Photos of UBC President Dr. Santa Ono’s Visit to ICORD
Photos of UBC President Dr. Santa Ono’s visit to ICORD have been posted on the Faculty of Medicine’s Flickr account. Included are images of the School of Kinesiology’s Dr. Tania Lam and her research lab. Please visit the Faculty of Medicine Flickr site for more photos…
Guidelines! What are they good for?
PhD student Negin Riazi guest blogged about the new 24-Hour Movement Guidelines for Children and Youth on Obesity Panacea – a blog written by two obesity researchers, Peter Janiszewski, PhD, and Travis Saunders, PhD, CEP. To read more, check out Guidelines! What are they good for?