Health & Exercise Science

Alumni spotlight on Chris Mudder

May 14, 2018

Community Health graduate Chris Mudder shares his passion for healthcare and how he landed his dream job (at only 22 years old).

Q&A with Andrew Maeda, a strength and conditioning coach at Illinois State University

May 21, 2018

“My high school grades were not very good, but I found that once I started learning about what I was interested in, I no longer had to worry about my grades…”

“You are not alone” – a message from community health students for Mental Health Awareness Month

May 22, 2018

Every term, students in Dr. Lilo’s health communication class design a public health campaign to address what they think is one of the biggest concerns on campus…

Student spotlight on Brie Wallace

May 23, 2018

Community Health graduating senior Brie Wallace shares about her passion for women’s health and plans for the future.

Student spotlight on Chris Hill

Jun 1, 2018

“The secret to my success isn’t really a secret. I give my best, I keep my word, I am open to change, I manage my time well, and I use my social networks.”

Student spotlight on Heather Jones

Jun 7, 2018

From nursing to naturopathy, community health graduating senior Heather Jones shares about her time at WOU and plans for the future.

Rebecca Skinner: Baltimore-bound

Jun 13, 2018

“I remember meeting with my professor Dr. Vala-Haynes at the start of my junior year and the first conversation I had with her was “Hi, I want to go to Johns Hopkins for grad school, how do I get there?”

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.

Online learning and nutrition education

Aug 7, 2018

Initial findings of a systematic review presented by community health professor and grad student at nutrition education conference.

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