Hosted by Brandon Chapman, this episode of Education Eclipse features Amber Brown, newly appointed kinesiology faculty member at the College of Education, Sport and Human Sciences. Amber shares her excitement about teaching KINES 138: Introduction to Kinesiology, a gateway course for students pursuing careers in athletic training and related fields. She also discusses her ongoing role as director of the Kinesiology Activity Program, which offers one-credit activity classes ranging from yoga and weight training to the ever-popular fly fishing. Amber reflects on her journey from Yakima to faculty status, and the value these engaging courses bring to students across campus.

In late January, two small groups of Sport Management students, totaling eight students in all, went to Las Vegas to take part in the COSMA Conference Case Study Cup.

The students were led by faculty members Elodie Wendling and Tammy Crawford.

We split our look into the Case Study Cup into three parts: one with Elodie Wendling, who served as advisor for both teams; one with Asael Aburto and Brittney Lemke from one of teams; one with Gracie Sather and Henry Druffel from one of the teams.

This is part three with Gracie and Henry.

The trip was only made possible thanks to the generous support of the Jo Washburn and Sue Durrant Endowed Scholarship in Sport Management.

In late January, two small groups of Sport Management students, totaling eight students in all, went to Las Vegas to take part in the COSMA Conference Case Study Cup.

The students were led by faculty members Elodie Wendling and Tammy Crawford.

We split our look into the Case Study Cup into three parts: one with Elodie Wendling, who served as advisor for both teams; one with Asael Aburto and Brittney Lemke from one of teams; one with Gracie Sather and Henry Druffel from one of the teams.

This is part one with Asael and Brittney.

The trip was only made possible thanks to the generous support of the Jo Washburn and Sue Durrant Endowed Scholarship in Sport Management.