Exercise Science News and Special Events
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Faculty receive top honorsInspiring others: Arnold School faculty members Dr. Steve Blair and Dr. Casey Goldston Giraudy are among USC faculty to receive top honors at the 2013 Faculty Awards Ceremony. |
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Youth activity in declineDr. Russ Pate served on a national committee that has released a report on the decline of physical activity among youth. The report makes strong recommendations to improve activity levels. |
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Exercise Science Major Receives Gilman ScholarshipSecond-year exercise science major Ashley Ramberger received the Gilman scholarship to fund her study abroad experience in Italy. |
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Does brain chemistry sway political vote?In a CBS News interview, Professor Roger Newman-Norlund reports on a study that shows people's brains are wired differently and that can shape political views. |
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Keeping the faithA study involving AME churches has found that churches are important link in helping people improve health. The FAN study by Dr. Sara Wilcox finds churches inspire changes. |
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A chance to save a life19-year-old Exercise Science student and Army ROTC cadet, Austin Luera, donates bone marrow to save the life of a child. |
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How active are U.S. youth?A grant from the National Cancer Institute will be used to develop a "self-reporting" measure for young people. Arnold School researchers want to better understand their physical activity. |
