The Honors College at OSU-Cascades was made for students like Casey Collier ’19.
Category: Kinesiology
During a recent professional trip to Thailand, Professor Brad Cardinal was recognized by the International Federation of Physical Education, Fitness and Sports Science Association (India) with an “Award of Honour” for his outstanding contributions to the field of physical education, sports science and sports and for his excellence as a keynote speaker. He also was recognized with […]
The highly collaborative manuscript “Real world tracking of modified ride-on car usage of young children with disabilities” was accepted for publication in the Journal of Motor Learning and Development. Two of the co-authors are high school seniors Joshua and Benjamin Phelps, who also volunteered in Sam Logan’s Social Mobility Lab. The two developed the technology installed in modified, ride-on cars that […]
Undergraduate student Margo Kahn won second place at the annual Samaritan Scholarly Symposium with her research poster “Disparities in organ allocation among patients of varying socieoeconomic status in the United States”. Margo is a pre-med student in the Honors College doing research and thesis under the mentoring of Assistant Professor Tao Li.
Kily Gilbert, an undergraduate student in kinesiology, had her honors college thesis project, “Psychological effects of sport injury on an NCAA Division I student athlete: A qualitative case study,” accepted for presentation at the annual Association for Applied Sport Psychology (AASP) conference that will take place in Portland in October. AASP is the largest sport […]
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Beyond 40 hours
The thrill of taking a last-second shot is one of Joshua Gess’ indelible memories from playing wheelchair basketball at Auburn University. With six seconds on the clock — and down a point, 40-39, against Shepherd Spinal Center — Auburn called a timeout to map one last play. The team fanned out and jockeyed for position. […]