Students in the Department of Health and Human Physiology received recognition for academic excellence and are invited to join the honor society.

Naomi Simon, a first-year student in the Department of Health and Human Physiology and four-time state wrestling champion, thrives while balancing elite competition with academic excellence.

Kylee West, a PhD student in the Department of Health and Human Physiology is collaborating with renowned researchers to advance understanding of sleep and vascular health.

Bri Swope, associate professor of instruction in the Department of Health and Human Physiology received recognition for expanding access and awareness through film.

Stephanie Borst, assistant professor of instruction in the department, will join a cohort focused on enhancing teaching excellence.

Lens shares how NIL participation provides collegiate athletes with additional protections, shaping the evolving legal landscape of college sports.

Jess Gorzelitz, an assistant professor in the department, explores how physical activity and sleep improve outcomes for endometrial and ovarian cancer survivors.

Lucas Carr, an associate professor, shares insight on forming sustainable habits, overcoming challenges, and the role of the Community Health Collaborative in fostering healthier lifestyles.

Researchers recommend health care providers query patients on physical activity levels