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People claim that In psychology, not

science majors have only do we mem­

it the hardest, but I orize words, but
Jessica Russell follows Mr.

think we have the also we learn

most fun! conceDts. Daryl Mullholand’s direc­

tion as she exercises with

the aerobics ball. Jessica

Kristen Hogrefe/Jen Duncan
recently had knee surgery,

and physical therapy exer­

cises, like this one, help

strengthen her damaged

Katy Brown Heidi Martin Ryan Greemann
meniscus. The new Exer-

cise and Sport Science lab

provides an environment

for students to put into
An interdisciplinary studies

major with an emphasis in practice what they have

ESS, Anne Longenecker learned in their classes.

applies what she learns in

class. “I chose ESS be­

cause health is so impor­

tant, and the majority of

Americans are in desperate

need of better nutrition and

regular exercise," she said.

Before the start of class, Dr.

Vickie Denny interacts with

her motor learning students.

“Motor skill acquisition and

performance is an important

part of the everyday lives of

people of all ages. As a

physical education teacher,

coach, or exercise science

professional, motor skill de­

velopment and learning is

foundational to our disci­

pline,” she said.

Ryan Greemann helps a

visitor do the quad stretch

is Kinesiology class. Laura

Marvin said, “Kinesiology is

a very applicable class, be­

cause it teaches you not

only about the muscles, but

also about how the muscles

work together to create

movement.”