UNH Kinesiology Department

The Kinesiology Department Hosts he 11th Annual Adapted Physical Education Conference last Friday, March 7th! It was a major success, and thank you to our insightful presenters!

SML 741 Social Issues in Cont. Sports had a poster presentation recently. Check out some of their great work!

Congratulations Dr Trish Kelshaw, Assistant Professor of Health Sciences, for being this year's recipient of the CHHS's Outstanding New Investigator Research Award. Want to know more about her work? Be sure to check out the BRAIN lab here at UNH!

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#UNHCHHS student Emma Bapp describes why studying Exercise Science has been the perfect choice for her and why she loves UNH. #unhkin

Considering studying Health Sciences, Sports Management and Leadership, Health and Physical Education, or Exercise Science? Listen to Karen Collins, Chair of the Department of Kinesiology, as she highlights the distinct research and practical clinical experiences within this exciting field. #UNHCHHS #UNH UNHKin #UNHStudents

SML students producing the Wildcat Walkthrough!

Wildcat Walkthrough - YouTube Wildcat Walkthrough is a student produced show that follow UNH Athletics. As part of course credit within the Sport Management & Leadership Program at the Un...

The KIN faculty meet and greet with the Taiwan National University of Sport in New Hampshire Hall!

We are thrilled to announce an exciting new professional development opportunity at the University of New Hampshire that I believe will be of great interest to you, your university students, and your colleagues. Beginning in Spring 2024, we are offering a fully funded (e.g., tuition, conference, books) Master's in Adapted Physical Education program to qualified graduate students. Applications for the Spring 2024 semester are open now:
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Kinesiology: Adapted Physical Education (M.S.) The Adapted Physical Education graduate program is an interdisciplinary program that aims to develop highly qualified adapted physical education

Congratulations to Kelly and Max for being the student-athletes of the week! Keep up the great work!