University of the Ozarks Professor Dr. Brett Stone is quickly earning a reputation as one of the region's leading experts of physical education and wellness among school-age children. Stone, assistant professor of health and physical education, has received numerous awards and recognition in recent years for his efforts in promoting wellness and battling childhood obesity. […]
Dr. Pete LeRoy, assistant professor of health and physical education, began teaching at Ozarks in August and already he feels right at home. "So far, my favorite things about teaching at Ozarks are the small classes and how well I can get to know the students. The modern campus is wonderful. I make use of […]
Lacey Mainer has to pinch herself sometimes these days to make sure she is not dreaming. The 2012 University of the Ozarks graduate just completed her first year in the athletic training master’s program at the University of Arkansas. As part of the program, this summer she is working as an athletic training intern for […]
What started out for Cassie Saorrono as an internship paper topic has now bloomed into a useful key to her future employment. Saorrono, who graduates this semester, has compiled a detailed use assessment and analysis of the new Mabee Student Fitness Center, which includes the Rawhouser Weight & Fitness Room and the Boreham Aerobics Room. […]
Clarksville, Ark. --- Does your diet affect your athletic performance? Absolutely. On Thursday, January 27, at 11 a.m. in Munger Chapel, Leslie J. Bonci , M.P.H., R.D., C.S.S.D., .L.D.N., will explain just how, in a presentation titled Performance Eating: How Good Can You Get Doing It Right? Leslie Bonci will be on campus on January […]