School of Kinesiology - Acadia University

We had a great gathering today before the exam marking begins!

🎶 It’s looking a lot like… winter break is near… just a few exams left to go! Good luck on your exams.

The future is bright, Weston Vaughan

Happy Halloween from SOK! 🎃

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The Acadia School of Kinesiology and SMILE were well represented at the North American Federation of Adapted Physical Activity biannual conference last week with (left to right) Nikki Matthews (SMILE program and research assistant), Ueli Albert (PhD student in Educational Studies and KINE part-time instructor), Dr. Emily Bremer (Acadia University, Canada Research Chair in Healthy, Inclusive Communities), as well as alumni Dr. Heidi Stanish (Professor, UMass Boston), Dr. Megan MacDonald (Professor, Oregon State University), and Dr. Meghann Lloyd (Associate Professor, Ontario Tech University) all in attendance. It is always amazing to see the reach and impact that SMILE and Acadia KINE has through its alumni, continually producing leaders in adapted physical activity.

Great day to have be on the Challenge Course. Well done faculty!

A huge congratulations to the School of Kinesiology’s Dr. Colin King and Kim Vaughan on both receiving prestigious awards this afternoon at Acadia’s Staff and Faculty Appreciation Event. Colin received the Faculty Award for Excellence in Teaching and Kim received the Outstanding University Service Award from the Alumni Association. Both truly well deserved and congratulations to you both, Kim and Colin!

Congratulations to the Kinesiology Class of 2022