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Welcome
Here in the Department of Kinesiology, we're attracting attention from our peers: in 2005, the American Academy of Kinesiology and Physical Education ranked our doctoral program seventh out of 62 programs in the nation. As IU's life sciences initiative moves forward, we're leading the way with a nationally acclaimed program and a strong commitment to life sciences research.
In addition, our undergraduate programs are among the most comprehensive in the country. The Sport Communications and Sports Marketing and Management Programs are among our largest and fastest-growing programs. The Modern Dance Program has partnered with the Jacobs School of Music to develop productions that have attracted national acclaim. The Physical Education Teacher Education and Adapted Physical Education Programs continue our tradition of preparing the best teachers in the country.
Contemporary Dance Restages Graham's "Panorama"
The Contemporary Dance Program recieved an award from Dance/USA and the National Endowment for the Arts to restage Martha Graham's dance "Panorama." For more information, contact Selene Carter, sbcarter@indiana.edu. Read more.
Williams Helps Promote Healthy Eating During the Holidays
Antonio Williams gives tips on healthy eating during the holidays. His tips include smaller portions and eating slower. Read more.
Kennedy-Armbruster Works with U.S. Navy
Carol Kennedy-Armbruster will work with the U.S. Navy for a second year in a unique partnership that allows fitness and exercise science experts from Indiana University's School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation to help sailors get into better shape and to maintain healthy lifestyles. Read more.
Johnston one of NSF-Funded Researchers
Jeanne Johnston is working with researchers from other schools and across departments at IU to study virtual worlds. Read more.
Grove and Klossner Become Project Engage Fellows
Grove and Klossner completed Project Engage 2009, a course development program sponsored by the Office of Service-Learning. Grove and Klosser are revising an existing course taught to first year students called General Medical Issues and Athletic Training. Read more here.
Pedersen Honored by National Sports Management Association
Paul M. Pedersen, associate professor of sport management in Indiana University Bloomington's School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, has been named a 2009 Research Fellow of the North American Society for Sport Management. Read more here.
