Thu, Nov 03, 2016

Oklahoma State University College of Education faculty Jason DeFreitas and Nathaniel Jenkins recently visited Auburn University to perform a collaborative research project. The study examined the effects of fatigue on neural and histochemical properties of muscle.

Mon, Oct 17, 2016

With its world-class race and training course, RIVERSPORT Adventures and more, you likely know that the Boathouse District has become a unique destination for athletes, metro area families, and

Mon, Sep 19, 2016

Eight new College of Education (COE) freshmen have been identified as Oklahoma State University Freshman Research Scholars. The students applied for the chance to begin exploring...

Fri, Jul 22, 2016

The Oklahoma State University College of Education will offer a bachelor’s degree in applied exercise science beginning this fall. The degree plan, housed in the School of Applied...

Tue, Jul 12, 2016

Oklahoma State University students minoring in coaching science traveled to Pignon, Haiti, in June to offer a sports camp for local children.  “I wanted our students to experience a

Mon, Jun 13, 2016

Eight College of Education doctoral students are receiving financial support for their research efforts this summer in the form of Robberson Summer Research Fellowships from the Oklahoma State

Mon, Jun 06, 2016

Story by Sage Emily Watson, courtesy OSU Research Communications Research conducted at Oklahoma State University shows wearable fitness monitors might not help you go the extra mile after all. Timothy

Mon, Feb 29, 2016

Physical education students at Oklahoma State University are leading a 10-week program specifically for homeschool students in second through fifth grades.  “We know that the Stillwater

Fri, Feb 12, 2016

Robbie Blevins, a senior recreational therapy major in the College of Education, is currently training for the 2016 Paralympic games. Blevins will attend the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Trials

Tue, Feb 09, 2016

This story appears in the 2016 issue of Vanguard, Oklahoma State University’s Research magazine.  As humans age, our motor function decreases, leading to a higher risk of falls and

Tue, Jan 26, 2016

Melissa Zahl, associate professor in recreational therapy, has been elected chair of the board of directors for the National Council for Therapeutic Recreation Certification (NCTRC), the premier credentialing organization for the profession of therapeutic recreation. As chair, Zahl will be responsible for supervising and controlling all the business affairs of the organization, including presiding over meetings, serving as the principal officer, making policy and fiscal decisions and directing the work of staff and committees.