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Sacoby Wilson, faculty member of the School of Public Health from the University of Maryland

Bold Action for Environmental Justice

You can find information on this year's peer-reviewed and archived publications below:

Past Events
Apr
13
Tuesday
April 13 - to February 15

Public Health Research @ Maryland 2021

Join us April 13-15, 2021 for the eighth annual Public Health Research at Maryland focused on Learning from 2020 to Advance Public Health. Keynote lecture by: David Michaels, PhD, MPH, Professor, George Washington University School of Public Health Author of The Triumph of Doubt:Dark Money and the...

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Past Events
Apr
13
Tuesday
April 13 - to April 15

Public Health Research @ Maryland 2021: Learning from 2020 to Advance Public Health

Our Eighth Annual Public Health Research at Maryland will take place virtually from Tuesday, April 13 through Thursday, April 15, 2021. Judging of the student presented posters is scheduled for April 15, 2021. The event's planned event theme— Learning from 2020 to Advance the Public's Health—aims to...

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The Department of Kinesiology Honors Program provides an opportunity for students to engage in challenging educational experiences related to the study of human movement, sport, and exercise. Students with strong intellectual interests and the ability to pursue those interests at a high level are eligible for this program.

From advising to career services, resources are available to make the student experience as productive, supportive and enjoyable as possible. In addition to the items below, Kinesiology students should also explore all SPH student organizations and resources available to them.

There are a variety of advisors available to assist you with your degree progress and future plans. Kinesiology students are not assigned an advisor, but rather can select an advisor to best meet their needs. Please review the specializations each advisor has to determine who you should meet with. While advising is not mandatory each semester, it is highly encouraged you meet regularly with an advisor. 

Please note that academic advisors are working both in the office and remotely. When scheduling an appointment, please note if it is held via phone, ZOOM or in person.