KHP News
Waits passes CHES Exam
Emily Waits, MS, a recent graduate from the health promotion masters program, has passed the CHES exam, meaning she is now a Certified Health Education Specialist. This certification is considered to be an indication of professional competency and commitment to continued professional development. Congratulations, Emily!

Awards Ceremony 2013
The first annual awards ceremony for outstanding KHP students was held April 25, 2013. More ...

PAWS Institute celebrates 5th Anniversary
The UK PAWS Institute will be held Monday, June 10, 2013. More ...
Careers in KHP

There are many career options available to graduates with a degree in Kinesiology and Health Promotion. Visit our newly launched Careers page to learn more.

elcome to the Department of Kinesiology and Health Promotion at the University of Kentucky. Our department consists of 15 faculty in a variety of areas— Biomechanics, Exercise Physiology, Health Promotion, Kinesiology and Sport Leadership. We have 17 Teaching/Research Assistants and 3 staff assistants. Our faculty hold degrees from some of the best universities in the nation and conduct research in a variety of areas. Our faculty is very student-friendly and pride themselves on getting to know their students. We offer the BSED in Kinesiology (teacher certification), Health Promotion (teacher certification), and Exercise Science. We offer the MS degree with specializations in Biomechanics, Exercise Physiology, Health Promotion, and Teaching, Coaching and Sport Leadership. We also offer the PhD in Exercise Science and the EdD in Kinesiology and Health Promotion. A PhD is also available in Health Promotion and in Teaching through the College of Education Interdisciplinary PhD program.
     We invite you to become a part of our department! You will find this to be an exciting and interesting place where you prepare yourself for a career in a variety of areas. Please continue to explore our website for more information on specific programs.

Melody Noland, Ph.D.
George and Betty Blanda Endowed Professor
KHP Department Chair and Professor of Health Education

 

 

 
updated 06-05-2013 by Beth Graham
University of Kentucky College of Education