Exercise science
New life for McKinnon
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Blind soccer: inclusive recreation
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Calling all couch potatoes
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Celebration of exceptional staff
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Renovations in McKinnon are now almost complete and the building is now the teaching and research hub for the School of Exercise Science, Physical & Health
Education.
This isn't your average soccer game—it's blind soccer. Drop-in blind soccer is a student-led success story, brought to UVic after two Exercise Science, Physical and Health
Education students were assigned a class project about adapted sports and recreation.
New Year's resolutions to exercise more are as predictable as post-holiday leftovers, bloated credit card statements and pine needles embedded in the carpet. But while the joint
goal of getting fit and losing weight is generally the most popular of resolutions, it is also the one most commonly broken.
The celebration of this year's President’s Distinguished Service Award recipients, hosted by President Jamie Cassels, took place on Feb. 20 at the University Club. Reeta Tremblay,
UVic’s vice-president academic and provost, and Kane Kilbey, associate vice-president human resources, made presentations before the announcement of this year’s recipients.