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Congratulations to Annabella Giovingo Mino for winning the 2026 Undergraduate Academic Excellence Award in Kinesiology!
05/15/2026

Congratulations to Annabella Giovingo Mino for winning the 2026 Undergraduate Academic Excellence Award in Kinesiology!

Don’t miss your chance to stay ahead this summer☀️📚🐏Summer course registration is OPEN and spots are filling quickly! Wh...
05/07/2026

Don’t miss your chance to stay ahead this summer☀️📚🐏

Summer course registration is OPEN and spots are filling quickly! Whether you’re looking to get ahead, lighten your fall workload, or dive deeper into kinesiology, now is the time to secure your seat.

Keep progressing toward your goals and make the most of your summer—on your schedule💪
Register now before classes fill up!

📢Calling all Rams! URI Day of Giving is happening on April 28th! Join us for 24 hours of helping students and showing yo...
04/22/2026

📢Calling all Rams! URI Day of Giving is happening on April 28th! Join us for 24 hours of helping students and showing your Rhody pride!

Visit: alumni.uri.edu/urigives or scan the QR code to view some of the colleges, programs, varsity, and club sports you can support! ⚠️Please consider donating to the Dr. Thomas G. Manfredi Student Research Fund to directly support the Department of Kinesiology!!💙

2026 National Biomechanics Day was a HUGE success! 🦾📊A big thank you to everyone who came out, participated, and helped ...
04/12/2026

2026 National Biomechanics Day was a HUGE success! 🦾📊
A big thank you to everyone who came out, participated, and helped make the day so special—we couldn’t have done it without you!
An extra HUGE thank you to Dr. D’Andrea, Kylie McPhee, and all those behind the scenes who worked so hard to organize such an incredible event. Your dedication made it all possible!

In honor of the recent holiday…💚🇮🇪Meet URI kinesiology student Delaney Sullivan 👣💙Balancing science and dance, Delaney i...
03/29/2026

In honor of the recent holiday…💚🇮🇪
Meet URI kinesiology student Delaney Sullivan 👣💙
Balancing science and dance, Delaney is making moves both in the lab and on the world stage. A dedicated Irish step dancer, she recently competed at the World Championships—while also leading innovative research comparing ballet dancers and Irish step dancers performing en pointe.
Her work aims to uncover key differences in injury risk and training needs across dance styles, helping keep performers stronger and safer. 🩰
Recognized for her impact, Delaney was awarded the Undergraduate Research Award to support her study—just one more step in an already incredible journey!!
StudentSpotlight

The University of Rhode Island’s National Biomechanics Day will welcome nearly 500 students from 12 high schools across ...
03/27/2026

The University of Rhode Island’s National Biomechanics Day will welcome nearly 500 students from 12 high schools across Rhode Island on Wednesday, April 8, 2026!

Students will explore biomechanics and kinesiology through more than 25 hands-on demonstrations and interactive competitions held in Mackal Field House. Featured stations include motion capture, augmented and virtual reality, wearable technology, and more.

This year’s event has been in planning since early summer of last year, led by Dr. Susan D’Andrea and second-year master’s student Kylie McPhee.

With the support of URI Kinesiology, undergraduate and graduate students in the biomechanics group have worked extensively to create an engaging, innovative, and impactful STEM outreach experience that celebrates biomechanics and related fields.

If you are interested in volunteering, please scan the QR code on the final slide. For additional information, contact [email protected].

Happy National Biomechanics Day! 🦵⚙️🏃

We’re proud to share that PhD candidate Melissa Lodge has been selected as a finalist in the 3-Minute Thesis (3MT®) comp...
03/24/2026

We’re proud to share that PhD candidate Melissa Lodge has been selected as a finalist in the 3-Minute Thesis (3MT®) competition at the University of Rhode Island Graduate School!

The 3MT® competition challenges graduate students to present their research in just three minutes, using only one static slide—making complex ideas clear, engaging, and accessible to a general audience. It’s a true test of both research impact and communication skills!

Melissa’s presentation, “Red Light, Green Light: Rethinking How We Screen for REDs in Female Athletes,” highlights innovative work happening right here in Kinesiology.

📅 Thursday, March 26
⏰ 6–8 PM
📍 170 Avedisian Hall
Join us in cheering her on as she represents URI on this exciting stage!

Internship Highlight! From the classroom to the gym floor 💪✨ So proud of URI Kinesiology students Madison Connors & Laur...
02/09/2026

Internship Highlight! From the classroom to the gym floor 💪✨ So proud of URI Kinesiology students Madison Connors & Lauren Sender for crushing their internship at Mission Mama, where strength, community, and motherhood intersect. Supporting mamas on their fitness journey and learning real-world skills has been such an empowering experience! 🌟

Interested in making your future coursework as a Kinesiology major more productive and rewarding? Enroll in UCS 160 for ...
01/15/2026

Interested in making your future coursework as a Kinesiology major more productive and rewarding? Enroll in UCS 160 for the Spring ‘26 semester!

🌟UCS 160 is a 1 credit course that is available for all Kinesiology students. It aims to help students, whether they are just starting their college career or are further along, to improve their academic skills, strategies, and performance.

🎓The class will meet on Tuesday from 2-3:15 in Quinn Hall room 314. If interested in enrolling please email Dr. Delmonico ([email protected]) for a permission number!

🚨🚨🚨BIG NEWS!🚨🚨🚨URI’s Strength & Conditioning Certificate prepares students to become evidence-based, industry-ready coac...
12/08/2025

🚨🚨🚨BIG NEWS!🚨🚨🚨
URI’s Strength & Conditioning Certificate prepares students to become evidence-based, industry-ready coaches through a blend of scientific coursework, hands-on field experience, and professional development💪🔥
📘 What You’ll Learn:
• Physiological foundations of strength, power, and conditioning
• Evidence-based program design + periodization
• Coaching competency in resistance training, plyometrics, agility, and movement skills
• Injury prevention, risk management & ethical professionalism
• Preparation for the NSCA Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) exam
🎓 Program Requirements:
• 12 credits of targeted coursework: KIN243, KIN414, KIN482 & NUT360
• 300 hours of field experience with two supervisors (Dr. Disa Hatfield, Professor Nathan Crawford, or both) through KIN484 or KIN391
URI’s Department of Kinesiology is currently pursuing accreditation through the Council on Accreditation of Strength and Conditioning Education—strengthening the pathway for future professionals.
Ready to apply? Start your journey here ⬇️�https://web.uri.edu/kinesiology/wp-content/uploads/sites/1273/StrengthCert_Application_Fillable_Fall2025.pdf

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