HDF professor’s paper wins international research excellence award

Professor Jing Jian Xiao explores consumer finance, money management, financial literacy in published paper Consumer finance, household finance, family finance, personal finance, behavioral finance –what are these, and are they the same or different in the research literature? Human Development and Family Science Professor Jing Jian Xiao defines consumer finance, describes the scope ofconsumer finance […]

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URI Kinesiology Chair, professor elected to National Strength and Conditional Association board

Associate Professor and Chair of the URI Department of Kinesiology Disa Hatfield has been elected to the board of directors of the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA). Dr. Hatfield is certified by the NSCA as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist with Distinction and has served on the NSCA’s Education Committee, Research Committee and […]

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URI researchers seek volunteers for brain and exercise study

Kinesiology study aims to measure brain activity during vigorous activity; compensation provided to volunteers A University of Rhode Island kinesiology professor is examining how the human brain responds during exercise, and he is looking for members of the community to take part in the study. Assistant Professor Mark Hartman is aiming to evaluate the relationship […]

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URI professors honored as ‘Champions’ for child advocacy

Ellen Flannery-Schroeder and Nicole O’Malley recognized by Washington County Coalition for Children Two University of Rhode Island professors were honored as “champions” for child advocacy May 26 during the Washington County Coalition for Children’s annual Children’s Issues Forum. Psychology Professor Ellen Flannery-Schroeder was named one of two “Champions for Community Change,” an award given to […]

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URI Kinesiology study to examine response to weight training among middle aged women

Women aged 40-64 encouraged to apply for study that also compares digital and traditional weight training systems Middle-aged women in the community who are not avid weight trainers but might be interested in the benefits resistance training provides are being sought for a University of Rhode Island Department of Kinesiology research study examining the physiological […]

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HDF professor to be recognized as Fellow in Gerontological Society of America

Skye Leedahl honored for ‘outstanding contributions’ to gerontological research Recognized for her “outstanding contributions to the field of gerontology,” Associate Professor of Human Development and Family Science Skye Leedahl is being inducted as a Fellow for the Gerontological Society of America (GSA), the nation’s largest interdisciplinary organization devoted to the field of aging. Leedahl is […]

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