The College of Kinesiology conducts research on the role of physical activity, movement, and sport in

• Indigenous wellness
  • To partner with Indigenous peoples, families, and communities to enhance wholistic health.
• Healthy aging and management of chronic conditions
  • To optimize physical and mental well-being in aging adults.
• Child and youth health and development
  • To enrich well-being, growth, and function in children and youth.
• Human performance
  • To elevate people's capabilities to thrive in various movement contexts.

We explore and lead in developing strategies for resolving local and world issues by

• Creating Impact - Our research advances the field of kinesiology and improves people's lives.
• Fostering Community - We work shoulder-to-shoulder with Indigenous and other communities.
• Promoting Collaboration - We lead and foster interdisciplinary research partnerships.
• Providing Mentorship - We are committed to preparing the next generation of scholars and leaders in physical activity.
• Sustaining Breadth - Our research cover the spectrum from basic to applied science.