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Congrats to Will Massey, who was quoted in the article Recess is Good for Kids. Why Don't More States Require it?

Congrats to Heidi Wegis & Jen Beamer! They received a grant from the Kuni Foundation for $20,000 to create a Sensory Space for the IMPACT program.

OSU’s Master of Athletic Training students won the NWATA Koto-Steele Student Quiz Bowl, advancing to represent District 10 nationally.

Meet Emily Bourne, a kinesiology student-athlete making waves through Dam Able events, IMPACT program leadership, and international service. Her passion for pediatric occupational therapy drives her mission to support children with disabilities.

Learn how a kinesiology degree from Oregon State can open doors to a variety of exciting careers. Hear firsthand experiences and discover the unique advantages of this program.

Learn how to gain hands-on experience in kinesiology while still in school. Expert tips from OSU faculty on internships, practical training, and career development opportunities for kinesiology students.

OSU research reveals only 32% of U.S. colleges require physical education for graduation, down from 39% in 2010, despite evidence supporting PE's long-term health benefits.

Bethany Sloane, PhD candidate and associate professor at Oregon Health & Science University is an Oregon Clinical and Translational Research Institute KL2 Scholar.

Congrats to faculty Perry Hystad & John Schuna, Jr as well as former graduate student Kwadwo Boakye for their paper GPS-based built environment measures associated with adult physical activity - it was cited in the NIEHS congressional budget justification.

Associate Professor Will Massey will provide a brown bag lecture to OSU coaches titled "Student-Athlete Motivation, Communication, and the Psychological Changes Caused by the Pandemic".

Congratulations to Professor Mark Hoffman for his promotion to Lieutenant with Adair Rural Fire & Rescue. Mark is a dedicated member of the department and serves as their EMS Coordinator.

Brad Cardinal's article was was recognized with the "Best of 2022" by SHAPE America (the Society of Health and Physical Educators).