The College of Science, Health, and the Environment invites proposals for funding to support student research. For more information on application guidelines and how to apply, please review the attached PDF or reach out to the CSHE office directly. Application forms for both Fall Student Research Funding and Requests for Travel Support can be found at https://www.mnstate.edu/academics/colleges-schools/cshe/scholarships/, under “Student […]
The Health and Physical Education Department is offering Self-Defense (PE 190-01) Tuesday/Thursday, 12:00 – 12:50, Spring Semester. It is a course to help you learn how to protect and defend yourself with:• Situational Awareness• Boundary Setting• Standing Positioning / Hand Control• Ground Escapes • 1 in 4 college women will be a victim of sexual assault by the time she […]
During these unsettling, challenging, and stressful times the Health and Physical Education Department (HPE) is offering a Mindfulness Meditation course Fall Semester, HLTH 190 – Mindfulness. Mindfulness focuses on the present moment to help reduce stress, promote relaxation, and increase awareness.
Athletic training and exercise science student Amelia Meyer is participating in the 22nd Student Academic Conference held online Tuesday, April 21! Her recorded (presentation? Poster?) summarizes two semesters of research on acetabular (hip) labral tears, which she applied to working with athletes with the same injury. Q: Why did you choose to research Acetabular Labral Tears? A: I choose this […]
Athletic training major Cheyanne Duckson will present in the 22nd Student Academic Conference held online beginning Tuesday, April 21. She’s worked on a literature review for the past year, highlighting the importance of preventing athletic injuries, specifically in the performing arts. Q: Why did you choose to research Performing Arts- Injuries, Prevalence, and Prevention? A: Performing arts, and dance specifically, […]