Dr. Eifert Podcast on the Caregiver Identity
The E-Series: Caregiver Identity
UNC Greensboro
Voices for Reproductive Justice Conference 2022
Date: Friday, April 1, 2022Time: 10am-4pmWhere: Zoom. Read more on the Public Health Education website: Voices of Reproductive Justice Conference (V4RJ) 2022
GCSTOP Distributing Free Naloxone Kits to Prevent Opioid Deaths
“Every overdose death is a preventable death.” Health leaders in Guilford County are working to save more lives in the fight against opioid overdoses. Read article: Health Leaders Offer Free Naloxone to Fight Against Opioid Epidemic, written by Marissa Tansino.
CWHW Research Forum on Women’s Health and Wellness, March 25, 2022
Date: Friday, March 25, 2022 Time: 8:30am-12pm Where: Zoom. Register here. Upcoming schedule for the event and the Research Forum flyer: 2022 Research Forum Schedule (PDF) 2022 Research Forum Flyer (PDF)
KIN Alum and UNCG Athletic Trainer Saves a Player’s Life
“Here’s a story not about wins or losses but how a team trainer saved a player’s life.” Stephen Borchik, a Kinesiology Alum, saved a player’s life. Read article: Greensboro Athletic Trainer Recognized for Saving a Player’s Life, written by Grace Holland.
Student Podcast on Athlete Mental Health and Title IX
Listen to podcast: Alex Rodriguez: Behind The Shield.
Short film on Peace Systems and Alternatives to War
A Path Away From War: The Science of Peace Systems A brief overview of how peace systems from different parts of the world successfully prevent war and facilitate unity and cooperation among neighboring societies. Please see the Peace and Conflict Studies Films page for more information.
KIN Faculty and GERO Alumna Featured in Podcast on Physical Activity and Cognitive Decline
Dementia is at an all-time high in America. Many adult children are starting to notice declines in their aging parents. In this podcast, we learn about ways that we can help prevent these declines in our older adults. In this episode, host Frances Hall, Founder and Executive Director of ACAPcommunity,… Continue reading…
Dr. Elise Eifert on Dementia-Related Challenges with Getting Dressed
“Dressing and undressing requires numerous, sequenced steps,” says Dr. Eifert. “With dementia, the person may not remember the steps or become confused about next steps which can cause mistakes to happen like wearing underwear on the outside of the pants.” For more information, see the article If You Do This… Continue reading…
NTR-KIN Team Creates VR Avatar Program to Provide Nutrition Education
NTR-KIN Team Creates VR Avatar Program to Provide Nutrition Education