kinesiology
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Volleyball players take new approach to understanding success on the court
Volleyball players Lindsey Frazier and Sarah Carvo rotated off the court and onto the computer for the Cornell Summer Research Institute.
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Let’s play ball
f you scan Cornell’s baseball and softball rosters, you’ll notice the same name (and number) pop up under both—#5 Wichman.
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Shine as an academic and an athlete
Brodie Vieweg ʼ19, a kinesiology major with an exercise science concentration and a psychology minor, started his college experience at a traditional semester school, then transferred to Cornell College.
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One day on the Hilltop: Isis (Ici) Collier ’19, kinesiology and music major
We followed kinesiology and music major Ici Collier for a day.
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Alumni at a Glance: Jill Trzaska ’12
After graduating from Cornell, Jill Trzaska ’12 worked as an aide at a physical therapy clinic and pursued her bachelor of science in nursing (BSN). Today, she’s a registered nurse at the Bone Marrow Transplant/Hematology-Oncology unit at Northwestern Memorial Hospital (the downtown Chicago campus).
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9 new faculty to teach at Cornell College
A new academic year begins today at Cornell College, and the college welcomes nine new faculty members in the arts, humanities, sciences, and social sciences.
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Johnson featured in Bicycling magazine
Professor of Kinesiology Christi Johnson was recently interviewed for an article in the magazine Bicycling.
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Students collect senior stories to define health
A group of kinesiology researchers is taking on a single question for a research project: What is health?
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Boyd to pursue additional degree before moving on to coaching
Diamond Boyd ’17 loved her time at Cornell College so much, she’ll be back next fall.
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Professor Meyer writes children’s book to help families
Professor Kristin Meyer has her hands full working with students studying kinesiology at Cornell College, but what you might not know is that she’s also publishing a children’s book.
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Whitegoat pursuing degree in Athletic Training and Physical Therapy
Wyatt Whitegoat ’16 is pursuing a graduate degree in Athletic Training and Physical Therapy at Saint Louis University. He hopes his experiences will encourage other Native Americans to consider Cornell as a place to pursue their education.
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Cornell announces hiring of 7 faculty
Six new faculty will join the Cornell community next fall, and one visiting faculty member will become a tenure-track professor.
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Feliciano ’17 selected as UPS Scholar
Idalis Feliciano ’17 of Ames, Iowa, has been selected as a UPS Scholar and recipient of a $2,450 scholarship through the Iowa College Foundation, an organization which raises funds for its 23 member independent colleges in Iowa.
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Course examines psychological factors related to exercise
Students in Exercise Psychology examined physical activity through the lens of human behavior, developing plans to motivate various populations to exercise more.
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Students apply science to sports and exercise
Students in Physiology of Exercise examined how the human body works and changes from a resting to an exercising state, gaining hands-on experience through a series of labs to complement their classroom learning.
Volleyball players take new approach to understanding success on the court 
Let’s play ball 
Shine as an academic and an athlete 
One day on the Hilltop: Isis (Ici) Collier ’19, kinesiology and music major 
Alumni at a Glance: Jill Trzaska ’12 
9 new faculty to teach at Cornell College 
Johnson featured in Bicycling magazine 
Students collect senior stories to define health 
Boyd to pursue additional degree before moving on to coaching 
Professor Meyer writes children’s book to help families 
Whitegoat pursuing degree in Athletic Training and Physical Therapy 
Cornell announces hiring of 7 faculty 
Feliciano ’17 selected as UPS Scholar 
Course examines psychological factors related to exercise 
Students apply science to sports and exercise