Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies

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Kinesiology is defined as the "art and science" of human movement. It is an understanding of human movement from a biological, psychological, and sociological perspective. Once a student gains a theoretical understanding of human movement, the goal in application is to maximize health and wellness by optimizing human capacity for movement capability.

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    Pandemic preparedness plan - H5N1 and beyond
    (University of Regina, Faculty of Kinesiology & Health Studies, 2009-04-07) Aito, Osefan; Bolton, Tim; Brown, Miranda; Ewanchuk, Ray; Lockhart, Stephanie; Martin, Tracy; Nmezi, Juliet; Schmeichel, Randi; Sharp, Keisha; Sherar, Michael; Slywka, Alicia; Surkan, Sarah; Urban, Lisa
    1.0 INTRODUCTION By: Tim Bolton and Osefan Aito -- 2.0 EXTERNAL RELATIONS By: Tim Bolton and Michael Sherar -- 3.0 ALLIED HEALTH CENTRE By: Osefan Aito and Tim Bolton -- 4.0 RESIDENCE By: Juliet Nmezi and Sarah Surkan -- 5.0 FOOD SERVICES By: Lisa Urban & Keisha Sharp -- 6.0 FACILITIES MANAGEMENT By: Miranda Brown and Alicia Slywka -- 7.0 CAMPUS SECURITY By: Stephanie Lockhart and Randi Schmeichel -- 8.0 COMMUNICATIONS By: Tracy Martin and Ray Ewanchuk -- 9.0 LIABILITY AND RESPONSIBILITY By: Michael Sherar -- 10.0 CONCLUSION By: Miranda Brown and Michael Sherar -- Supervisor/Instructor: James Daschuk