The Department of Kinesiology at Kansas State University has assembled an internationally-known group of faculty involved in the study of physical activity. The Department includes research and graduate education groups in exercise physiology and public health physical activity. Our faculty are engaged in a wide variety of studies; from the role of kinetics of muscle oxygen exchange in health and
chronic heart failure, to the contribution of physical inactivity to the development and maintenance of childhood obesity. Projects range from the use of animal models to study disease states to the testing of novel intervention programs designed to change the health of whole communities. The common theme that binds us together is the study of physical activity and health.
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