EdD
Three EdD Faculty Attend 2019 Digital Learning Initiative Symposium
Three Ed.D. in KIN faculty attended the Digital Learning Initiative Symposium that was held at UNC Chapel Hill. The purpose of the symposium was to convene faculty and online learning professionals across the 17 UNC system institutions. Dr. Pam Brown, Dr. Erin Reifsteck, and Dr. Michael Hemphill were able to connect with alumni Dr. Sherry […]
EdD in KIN Student, Nick Beresic, Shares his Research
Nick Beresic, an EdD in KIN student, recently presented at the UNCG Graduate Research and Creativity Expo. The purpose of the Expo is to showcase UNCG graduate students’ accomplishments to the greater Greensboro Community. Nick’s presentation was titled, “Examining Low Back Pain Prevention Strategies in the Electrophysiology and Catheterization Lab.” The purpose of his study […]
EdD Candidate Presents at Fit Expo
Lisa D. Powell, an Ed.D. in KIN candidate, presented at the Southeast Collegiate Fitness Expo that was held at the University of North Carolina Wilmington in February. Lisa presented on the physical activity group therapy program that she has helped create at Christopher Newport University. The program is named #cnubwell and is in collaboration with […]
EdD in KIN Students and Faculty Team up to Present at the National Association for Kinesiology in Higher Education Conference
UNCG EdD in KIN students and faculty recently teamed up to present at NAKHE (National Association for Kinesiology in Higher Education) in Savannah, Georgia. Dr. Diane Gill and six students (Teri Schlosser, Susan Edkins, Beverly Justice, Marcia Rosiek, Christine Rockey and Amanda Aguilar) participated in a panel discussion titled: “The EdD in Kinesiology: A doctoral […]
Lizzie Lange, EdD in KIN Alum, Leads the Creation of the Exercise and Sport Science Program at William Peace University in Raleigh, North Carolina.
UNCG EdD in KIN alum, Elizabeth “Lizzie” Lange, Assistant Professor and Program Director for Exercise and Sport Science, at William Peace University (WPU), was elated when selected to create the program back in early 2017. Lizzie said, “It was exciting to have the opportunity to use my education, knowledge, and past experience to start a […]
EdD in Kin Faculty, Dr. Reifsteck, Presents at Southeast American College of Sports Medicine
EdD in Kin faculty Dr. Erin Reifsteck recently presented at Southeast American College of Sports Medicine (SEACSM). The conference was held February 14th-16th in Greenville, SC. The project was a collaboration with other kinesiology faculty Dr. Laurie Wideman and Dr. Jackie Maher, nutrition faculty Dr. Lenka Shriver, and PhD students Jamian Newton and Rachael Hunt. […]
Food. Family. Fun. EdD in KIN Winter Social Does It Right
Ask any of our online doctoral students to name their favorite part of our program, and chances are they will say the campus visits. Students are required to come to campus three times during our four-year program. The visits are equal parts work and fun – but not the winter social – where students, alumni, […]
Chris Condran: Advocating For Inclusive Clinical Environments and Eliminating Health Disparities in LGBTQIA+ Populations
Chris Condran is in the 2018 cohort of EdD online students. He is an outpatient orthopedic physical therapist with 5 years of clinical experience and an Instructor of Physical Therapy in the online transitional doctorate program at Arcadia University. Chris’ research and advocacy interests are centered in providing inclusive clinical environments for all patients, transgender […]
HHS Fall 2018 in Review
There is a lot important work going on in the school of Health and Human Sciences (and KIN’s very own Dr. Ross is on the cover!) Click here to read our Fall 2018 newsletter and to learn how students, faculty and staff are making a difference.
EdD in KIN Connections: How Two Track and Field Athletes Came Full Circle
Dave Wiederrecht, current EdD student, grew up in Pennsylvania and attended Messiah College where he ran track and field. “The 400 hurdles was my main event,” recalls Dave. His coach, Doug Miller, played an essential role in his life, beyond coach he was his professor, and ultimately his academic advisor. Messiah College track and field […]