Several alumni and current students joined our first EdD in KIN Wine Down and Armchair Expert social event of the academic year. The event began with casual conversation and light networking amongst attendees, followed by formal introductions that included everyone’s least favorite ice cream flavors. A variety of flavors were… Continue reading…
What can you do with a degree in Kinesiology? As UNC Greensboro Kinesiology alumni demonstrated during the October 2026 Alumni Colloquium, the possibilities extend far beyond the traditional career paths often associated with the field. As every year, this Colloquium helped current graduate students look beyond coursework and research projects and… Continue reading…
This year, the EdD in Kinesiology program has several graduate assistants working behind the scenes to support our students, faculty, and program activities. Each brings unique experiences, academic backgrounds, and research interests to the Kinesiology community. We invite you to get to know the graduate assistants who help make our… Continue reading…
Exercise may help support memory and thinking as people age, and the Greensboro Public Library is connecting families with research and resources to help navigate Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.
Taisha Hernández Zambrana is a high school physical education teacher and strength and conditioning coach at Bell Creek Academy in Riverview, Florida, as well as a current student in UNCG’s Doctor of Education in Kinesiology program. Active in both her profession and community, Taisha brings together teaching, coaching, research, and… Continue reading…
Dave Jones, Doctor of Education in Kinesiology After 21 years of teaching elementary physical education (PE), UNCG EdD in Kinesiology (EdD in KIN) alumnus Dave Jones has taken his experience beyond the walls of a single gymnasium. Dave now serves as the K-12 Healthful Living Coordinating Teacher for Wake County… Continue reading…
National Recognition of UNCG Kinesiology Faculty
Dr. Cindra Kamphoff, professor at Minnesota State University and founder of the Mentally Strong Institute, is here with tips to help your student build confidence for the school year.
Dr. Pamela Kocher Brown was recently recognized as a Distinguished Educator by her alma mater, SUNY Cortland. The honor celebrates a career defined not only by leadership and innovation in kinesiology, but also by the genuine care and lasting relationships she brings to the UNCG community.
Dr. Alan Chu, AP associate professor of applied sport psychology in UNC Greensboro’s School of Health and Human Sciences, learned firsthand how mental preparation can affect athletic performance. Now he’s taking a national leadership role in helping shape how sport psychology is researched, taught, and practiced in the years ahead.
