Tucker Center releases report honoring 45th anniversary of Title IX

Kin PhD student Christiana Raymond is lead author on article published in Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise

Mary Jo Kane to be interviewed on MPR for the 45th anniversary of Title IX

Lewis’s research cited in Reuters feature on benefits of exercise on postpartum depression

Physical Activity Epidemiology Laboratory researchers present at ACSM’s 64th Annual Meeting

Dengel and students publish book chapter

For years, dual x-ray absorptiometry (DXA) scans have been the gold standard for measuring bone density and determining body composition. Now, thanks to the creative talents of Kinesiology professor Don Dengel and his former Ph.D. advisee, Dr. Tyler Bosch, DXA scans can be viewed in a whole new way—to help athletes improve their health and performance through training and nutrition, and to help athletic organizations choose players with the assets the team needs.

Azizah Jor’dan graduated in 2012 with a Ph.D. in Kinesiology and headed to Harvard for a postdoctoral fellowship. Today she is a research scientist in the New England Geriatric Research, Education, and Clinical Center in the VA Boston Healthcare System and an instructor in the Department of Medicine at Harvard Medical School.