Welcome to the Department of Kinesiology
Welcome to the Boise State University Department of Kinesiology. Serving over 600 students within the College of Health Sciences, the Department of Kinesiology hosts two undergraduate degree programs and three graduate degree programs with multiple sub-discipline areas of specialization.
Vision Statement
The Department of Kinesiology will lead in the creation of meaningful knowledge and the development of future leaders who advance the state of lifelong health, physical activity, and sport.
Mission Statement
The Department of Kinesiology is dedicated to advancing knowledge of lifelong health, physical activity, and sport through excellence in teaching, innovative and meaningful research, and high impact service.
Influential Sports Medicine Practitioners Honored with Endowed Scholarship
“This endowed scholarship for students is my way of paying it forward. George Wade, M.D., and Gary Craner were my mentors; they believed in me and ultimately pushed me to go beyond the world of Boise State to become a physician and follow my dreams,” said Tamara Pascoe, M.D., Boise State alumnus (BS, athletic training, ‘90 and MS, exercise and sports studies, ‘99). “I am one of hundreds of students they have inspired, supported and taught in the past 30-plus years. I want future students to know and understand who the individuals were that paved the way for the current status of athletic training and sports medicine at Boise State and in Idaho.”
Kinesiology News
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Thursday, Apr 30th, 2020
Samantha Krammer Presents Research at Competition
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Tuesday, Apr 28th, 2020
Kinesiology Senior Honored as a Top Ten Scholar
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Monday, Apr 27th, 2020
Faculty Receive Graduate Honorable Mentions
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Monday, Apr 20th, 2020
Eric Martin publishes article on youth perspectives on success
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Thursday, Mar 5th, 2020
Kinesiology Graduates and Faculty Publish Research
College of Health Sciences
The College of Health Sciences strives to provide high quality, affordable, relevant education to its students and the campus community through health-related initiatives and resources. The college believes that students can learn more from each other through interprofessional education learning opportunities to advance life-long health in global communities. Below is the list of schools, resources, and initiatives housed in the College of Health Sciences.