This forum will outline practical tools and resources to support research involving female participants and help you interpret sport science findings with regards to hormonal status. Whether you are designing a study or assessing the validity of research findings, we invite you to join our discussion and bring your questions!
We are very fortunate to have had Professor Louise Burke, OAM, PhD, APD, Chair of Sports Nutrition, Exercise and Nutrition Research Program at Australian Catholic University, visit and share her extensive research knowledge with us at the University of Michigan. Dr....
HPSSC former student researcher and Post-Doctoral Fellow and Kinesiology Adjunct Professor, Geoff Burns, shares his views and focus in his current work as Sport Physiologist with the United States Olympic and Paralymic Committee. Read more about Geoff and his work...
Endurance for Change: Run Across Michigan is a student-led project where Co-Founder Brendan LaFrenier is running 200 miles across the state of Michigan to raise awareness and money for those experiencing homelessness. Their goal is to raise $100,000. They are working...
Two scholar-athletes were pivotal in working with our HPSSC faculty and staff in the preparation of the HPSSC inaugural Athlete Innovation Laboratory (HAIL) opening for fall 2025. HAIL is one component of the HPSSC Athlete Innovation Initiative that launched winter...
We would like to share the recent article about HPSSC's Athlete Innovation Initiative that was published in the Fall 2025 School of Kinesiology Movement magazine. The article titled, A Sport Science Education, by Mary Clare Fischer can be found on page 8 of Movement,...
