New* Ph.D. in Exercise Physiology

The Department of Kinesiology and Sport Management is pleased to announce its new Ph.D. in Exercise Physiology with an emphasis in health disparities. Applications are now being accepted for admission for fall 2019. This program's unique focus on health disparities, such as cardiovascular disease and obesity, will help address preventable disease and associated chronic disparities by helping individuals of all ages optimize their health. The 60-semester credit hour program will include a 21-hour exercise physiology core, six one-hour exercise physiology seminars, extensive mentored research experiences in laboratories, and a publishable dissertation. Interested students should contact the TTU Graduate School at http://www.depts.ttu.edu/gradschool/admissions/howtoapply.php to apply to this program.

*pending SACSCOC approval

News

• Angela Lumpkin Receives 2018 Distinguished Sport Management Educator Award
• New Online Sports Medicine Minor Coming Fall 2018
• Transformation of the Department of Kinesiology and Sport Management
• Community Service Hours Completed by Sports Management 4353 Students
• John Ashley, a kinesiology graduate student, is first author on a research paper published in physiology journal
• Sports Gambling in Texas - Supreme Court Decision 
• Dr. Grant Tinsley's 2017 Article Wins 2018 European Journal of Sports Science (EJSS) Best Paper Award
• Hannah Schake, a Kinesiology undergraduate student, coauthored a published case study at the NSF National Center for Case Study Teaching in Science.
• Clinical Exercise Physiology Graduate Students Passed ACSM
• Angela Lumpkin's chapter on “Commercialism in College Sports Undermines Athletes' Educational Opportunities and Rights” published.
• New Online Athletic Coaching Minor coming in Fall 2018

Important Dates

November 20
Open Registration Begins

November 21-25
Thanksgiving Holiday

December 5
Last Class Day

December 7-12
Final Exams

December 14-15
Commencement

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Academic Partnerships

 

The Department of Kinesiology and Sport Management is a member of the American Kinesiology Association

National Strength and Conditioning Association