Department of Kinesiology

The Department of Kinesiology offers graduate degrees in Kinesiology with areas of study focused on Exercise Science and Sport Pedagogy. The graduate programs in the department house multiple state-of-the-art laboratories and workspaces for the personal and professional advancement of faculty and graduate students. 

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Faculty

Department Head
  • Jonathan Wingo
Graduate Program Coordinators
  • Mark Richardson, Exercise Science
  • Jonathan Wingo, General Studies
  • Oleg Sinelnikov, Sport Pedagogy (Traditional Class A and Ph.D.)
  • Elizabeth Woodruff, Sport Pedagogy (Alternative Class A)
Professors
  • Michael Esco
  • Mark T. Richardson
  • Oleg Sinelnikov
  • Jonathan Wingo
Associate Professors
  • Michael Fedewa
  • Brent L. Hardin
  • Hayley MacDonald
Assistant Professors
  • Elroy Aguiar
  • Kevin Crombie
  • Changki Kim
  • Lee Winchester
Clinical Associate Professors
  • Colleen Geary
  • Kimberly Shaw
  • Margaret Stran
  • Elizabeth Woodruff
Clinical Assistant Professor
  • Zachary Rightmire
  • Battogtokh "Togy" Zagdsuren
Clinical Instructor
  • Alyssa Parten

Courses

KIN
500
Hours
3
Sociology of Sport

Examines the institution of sport from a sociological perspective. Provides an opportunity to critically analyze the assumptions surrounding the social significance of sport through a process of reflective thought.

KIN
506
Hours
3
Techniques of Research

Designed to acquaint the student with the types of research and the methods and materials necessary for scientific inquiry. Includes the development of a research proposal, with emphasis on form and style.

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