The human body was made to move! From communication between the brain and spinal cord to oxygen delivery from the heart and lungs to the muscular forces that propel your body into motion, the function of human movement is fascinatingly complex. Get ready to roll up your sleeves and engage in hands-on learning with real patients as you investigate how movement is impacted by the disease, age, injury and other factors. The kinesiology major provides exceptional preparation for graduate school in medicine and allied health fields.
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Sean Clark
Professor of Kinesiology
E [email protected]
P 978 867 4844