Nutrition professor touts importance of safe practices in milk banks
Donor milk or human milk has nutrients, but it’s also chock full of these bioactive molecules, and that’s where I say the secret sauce is
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Kinesiology Professor Discusses Importance of Jackie Robinson
There’s a lot of racist ideology undergirding those social practices and the structures in place, and when (baseball player Jackie) Robinson and his teammates walk on the field, they’re challenging the ideas that validate those structures.
Nutrition professor explains benefits of Brazil nuts
Brazil nuts are chock full of antioxidants, including selenium, vitamin E and phenols.
Nutrition student gets hands-on research experience with iGrow project
Being a part of research has shown me the groundwork, evidence, and real people behind those numbers. As a dietitian, it makes my recommendations a lot more credible.
Gerontology Professor Selected as National Fellow
Dr. Elise Eifert was recently selected as a Victor W. Marshall Fellow in Applied Gerontology by the Southern Gerontological Society.
Communication Sciences and Disorders Professor Receives National Excellence Award
Dr. Lucia Mendez is the 2025 recipient of the Excellence in Diversity Award from the Council of Academic Programs in Communication Sciences and Disorders.
UNCG Basketball Star Graduates with Kinesiology Degree
Our high school did a trip (to UNCG), and I just fell in love with how it looked.
Peace and Conflict Studies Grad Plans to Improve Medical Care
A degree in Peace and Conflict Studies may not seem like the typical foundation for someone who is planning to go to medical school. But for UNCG graduate Elizabeth Page it was the ideal fit.
2025 Retiring HHS Faculty
Dr. Diane Gill, Department of Kinesiology Dr. Diane Gill was a professor at UNCG for 38 years and is a leader in the field of sport and exercise psychology. While at UNCG, Gill helped transition the Ed.D. Kinesiology program to being fully online in 2014. She has served as assistant… Continue reading…
Kinesiology Professor Says Why Building Stamina is Good for Runners
No matter what type of runner you are, you don’t want to only be able to go for a long distance at a slow pace.