Academics

Exercise science students lead fitness program at senior center

Jun 15, 2018

Every Thursday for the past 10 weeks, a group of HEXS students has helped participants at the local senior center improve their strength, flexibility, and balance…

How HEXS professors are using comic books to teach health

Jul 30, 2018

HEXS professors share their experiences using comics as a teaching tool and presenting their ideas at San Diego Comic-Con.

Not your typical group project

Dec 3, 2018

Students get hands-on experience building healthy relationships in HE 420

Mursion Lab gives students opportunity to train in virtual classroom

Feb 17, 2020

As Jeremiah Price started the simulation, one of the five virtual students complimented him on his sneakers…

Students learn nutrition concepts in hands-on lesson

Feb 23, 2020

The first step is putting a bit of salad dressing in the bottom of the jar…

WOU graduate has class project published in mathematics teaching journal

Mar 27, 2020

Pearson, who has taught in the Beaverton School District for nearly 25 years, wrote about her experience using number…

Regional Resource Center on Deafness to start offering validated ASL assessment

Jan 7, 2020

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Roots – the story of WOU’s history of excellence in education

Sep 25, 2019

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Program spotlight: Rehabilitation and Mental Health Counseling

Jan 7, 2020

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