The Department of Kinesiology offers graduate degrees in Kinesiology with areas of study focused on Exercise Science and Sport Pedagogy. The graduate programs in the department house multiple state-of-the-art laboratories and workspaces for the personal and professional advancement of faculty and graduate students.
Faculty
Department Head
- Jonathan Wingo
Program Coordinators
- Mark Richardson, Exercise Science
- Jonathan Wingo, General Studies
- Oleg Sinelnikov, Sport Pedagogy (Traditional Class A and Ph.D.)
- Elizabeth Woodruff, Sport Pedagogy (Alternative Class A)
Professors
- Matthew D. Curtner-Smith
- Michael Esco
- Mark T. Richardson
- Oleg Sinelnikov
- John Vincent
- Jonathan Wingo
Associate Professors
- Michael Fedewa
- Brent L. Hardin
- Dylan Williams
Assistant Professors
- Elroy Aguiar
- Hayley MacDonald
- Jacob Mota
- Lee Winchester
Clinical Associate Professors
- Colleen Geary
- Margaret Stran
- Elizabeth Woodruff
Clinical Instructor
- Neika Morgan
Courses
Sociology of Sport
Examines the institution of sport from a sociological perspective. Provides an opportunity to critically analyze the assumptions surrounding the social significance of sport through a process of reflective thought.
Techniques of Research
Designed to acquaint the student with the types of research and the methods and materials necessary for scientific inquiry. Includes the development of a research proposal, with emphasis on form and style.