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EdD In KIN’s Andrew Cage Named NATA’s Head Athletic Trainer of The Year
Congratulations to Andrew Cage, who was recently named Head Athletic Trainer of the Year for NCAA Division III by the National Athletic Trainers’ Association Intercollegiate Council for Sports Medicine. Andrew, current EdD in KIN student and a health and kinesiology instructor at UT-Tyler, was voted by his peers for this award. From all of us […]
Two PE Teachers Score Long Awaited Career Goals
For two PE teachers, getting their doctorate this summer will fulfill long-awaited career goals. Earning a doctorate is something Teri Schlosser has always wanted. The Rockingham County, N.C., lead elementary PE teacher says the online format is making it happen. “I was getting better as a teacher every semester, and I felt like I was […]
UNCG KIN Faculty and Students Take SHAPE
EdD IN KIN Faculty and graduate students presented yesterday at The SHAPE America Conference in Nashville #SHAPENashville. We can’t wait to hear more about it! If you’re at the conference make sure to stop by booth #517!
HOW KINESIOLOGY STUDENTS JUGGLE CAREER & LIFE WHILE EARNING A DOCTORATE
If you are like most people, the idea of earning a doctorate while maintaining a busy career and family life may seem like a far-fetched notion. Students and faculty from UNC Greensboro’s online Doctor of Education in Kinesiology (EdD in KIN) are proving it’s not. Later this month at the 2018 SHAPE America National Convention & Expo […]
Quality Matters for EdD in KIN Student Amanda Durall
Congratulations to current EdD in KIN Online Student, Amanda Durall, who recently received the Quality Matters Certification! Amanda, lecturer at The University of Tennessee Chattanooga, learned about QM during the Summer 17 semester, as part of her Practicum course in the EdD program. Quality Matters is a non-profit, quality assurance process that aims to improve […]
UNCG Association of Retired Faculty is launched
The EdD in KIN’s own Dr. Diane Gill is one of the Organizing members of the UNCG Association of Retired Faculty – thanks to helping to get this launched. Of course we hope you don’t retire anytime soon. For more details about the organization, read the story at http://ure.uncg.edu/prod/cweekly/2017/10/23/uncg-association-retired-faculty-launched/
EdD in KIN Faculty Profile: Michael & Erin
Dr. Michael Hemphill and Dr. Erin Reifsteck are two of the EdD in KIN program’s newest faculty members. After sitting down with them it’s no wonder that they are so well liked by their peers and students. Their commitment to student success and passion for applied research is deeply evident and a common theme from […]
Ted Monnich: Coach, Curator, Consultant and His Pursuit of a Doctorate
Ted Monnich, is not your typical student. For one, he brings a wealth of experience with him—ranging from art curator, to music lecturer, to being a renowned expert in elite performance, particularly with hockey goalies. He claims to have always been a passionate person, which would explain why, in the first two weeks of school, […]
Congratulations To Our Own EdD Faculty Member Dr. Michael Hemphill!
Congratulations to our own EdD faculty member Dr. Michael Hemphill for his selection as one of four faculty fellows for the Institute for Community and Economic Engagement (ICEE)! https://communityengagement.uncg.edu/announcing-2018-icee-faculty-fellows/ As a 2018 ICEE Faculty Fellow, Dr. Hemphill will facilitate a learning community focused on community-engaged writing beginning Spring 2018. This learning community will bring faculty, […]
EdD in KIN Student, Hannah Wofford, Hosts The North Carolina Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation Association (NCCRA) Piedmont Meeting
On October 26th, 2017, Hannah Wofford, a member of the EdD in Kinesiology (EdD in KIN) program hosted the North Carolina Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation Association (NCCRA) Piedmont Meeting. Hannah works as a clinical exercise physiologist and began the EdD in KIN program in Fall of 2017. She was elected as Vice President of the Piedmont Region […]