We would like to congratulate Kelly Lane for winning the Provost’s Outstanding Advising Award. She earned both her BS and MS degrees from SDSU and has been a faculty member since 2005. This honor is a well-deserved recognition for how effective Kelly is in what she does and how much she cares about student success. […]
Dr. Baweja Interviewed by the Union-Tribune About Baby Boomers Fueling Technology For A Better Quality of Life
Harsimran Baweja was interviewed by the Union-Tribune about the study on aging, falls, and technology. He spoke about the importance of helping people stay active and independent as they age. In his study, Baweja uses virtual reality to pinpoint what the brain is telling the muscles when they are moving so they can see a […]
Katrina Maulf Featured on Runner’s World Website
Katrina Maluf’s research that was presented at the 2017 American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting was highlighted on the Runner’s World website. Congratulations Katrina on your accomplishment! How Training Helps You Handle Pain Two studies presented at last week’s American College of Sports Medicine conference add to the growing literature on the links between […]
Panic! At the Office Takes Most Spirit Award at SDSU Field Day
On Friday, May 19th, eight School of Exercise and Nutritional Sciences faculty and staff members, Director Matt Mahar, Karin Whited, Mark Kern, Harsimran Baweja, Wendy Sandoval, Cathryn Chavez, Charmita Jimenea, and Gloria Hartman, came together and formed a great team called Panic! At the Office. With matching team shirts, spunky nicknames, knee high tube socks […]
ENS Students Make Waves in Adaptive Sports
Aztec Adaptive Sports (AAS) is a registered student organization comprised mainly of Exercise and Nutritional Sciences majors. This student organization hosted its first event in April 2017 – the Aztec Adaptive Sports Colloquium. The AAS Colloquium was a huge success, with 150 students, faculty, administrators, and off-campus partners attending. The overall goal of the AAS […]
