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Davis elected to chair National Biomechanics Academy
May 15, 2012
Beedle, three alums publish study on strength and conditioning
May 15, 2012
Barry Beedle, professor of physical education, along with alumni Scott Rytter '07, Tara Ward '07 and Ryan Healy '07, co-authored a study on the affect of muscle stretching published in the November 2008 "Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research."
PHOTO GALLERY: Gerald L. Francis Center
January 13, 2012
Elon University's home for the School of Health Sciences opened this month on Haggard Avenue. Take a look at the new facility in an online photo gallery.
Bailey, Jackson, Rusterholz and Stringer present research at National Conference
January 6, 2012
Physical education and health majors Morgan Bailey and Stephen Rusterholz, and exercise science major Jasmine Jackson, alongside Assistant Professor in Health and Human Performance Amy Stringer, presented their research at the National Association of Kinesiology and Physical Education in Higher Education in San Diego, Calif.
Exercise Science student and faculty present research
December 12, 2011
Elon students bring “PhUn” to the Burlington community
November 8, 2011
Paul Miller Awarded Fellow Status in American College of Sports Medicine
November 7, 2011
Paul Miller, professor of exercise science, was recently awarded fellow status by the American College of Sports Medicine, the leading professional organization for exercise science.
Best friends use marathon to benefit nonprofit
October 26, 2011
Two Elon University juniors employ their love of running as a fundraiser for pediatric cancer patients and their families.
Chris Hendricks ’07 featured in News & Observer online article
October 6, 2011
The (Raleigh, N.C.) News & Observer spotlighted musician Chris Hendricks '07 in an online article on Saturday, Oct. 1.
Elon professor & alum find Wii Fit a good fit for older adults
October 4, 2011
Still seeking the perfect holiday gift for your older relatives? Try the Wii Fit. New research by an Elon University alumna and her faculty mentor concludes that Nintendo’s Wii Fit benefits older people looking to improve and maintain balance, a key measure of fitness that both researchers say is often underappreciated by elders.