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Rick Sharp helps Speedo design swimsuit for Olympics
A swimsuit Rick Sharp helped Speedo design will debut at the 2012 Olympics. This is the second time Sharp, a kinesiology professor, helped Speedo design a suit. |
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Students present research work at state capitol
Three undergraduate students will participate in this year’s “Research in the Capitol” event where students talk about their research projects. |
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Chen to study SenseWear technology on adolescents
Senlin Chen is study the use of SenseWear technology in adolescents to increase their understanding of energy balance. |
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Athletic training becomes stand-alone major
Athletic training at Iowa State is moving from an option under kinesiology and health to a stand-alone major. |
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Vazou encourages movement to improve scholastic achievement
Spyridoula Vazou is interested in peer influence on physical activity and the potential of physical activity to improve cognitive ability in youth. |
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Iowa State history tied to Robinson family
The members of the Robinson family have made an impact on the College of Human Sciences as well as Iowa State University. |
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Iowa State prepared Pellett family for real world
In the Pellett-Loder family, their College of Human Sciences degrees are very different, goals are similar – to improve people’s lives. |
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Keeping up with the Berans
Beran's family were born to be educators. Iowa State University helped shape Janice Beran, Anne Stark and George Beran II as future educators. |
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The Roland Rocket and his Rockettes
Gary Thompson is a well-known name in Ames, and considers the town his true home. His daughter and grand-daughter feel the same way. |
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Chicago Heights natives find home in Iowa State
Three generations of the Booth-Goering family have graduated from Iowa State University. Each call Iowa State University their second home. |
