Category: ExPsychLab
Congratulations to EPL Undergraduate Research Assistants, Exercise Specialists, and Graduate Students who matriculated this Spring. Thank you for your hard work and good luck next year!
Undergraduate Research Assistants and Exercise Specialists:
Elise, Taylor, Merril, Sarah, Kelly, Jordan & Alyssa
Dr. Gothe, Dr. McAuley & Exercise Specialists Jordan and Merril
Steriani Elavsky was granted tenure and promoted to Associate Professor in the Department of Kinesiology at Penn State University.
Congratulations Steriani!
Presented to a current Undergraduate Research Assistant who has demonstrated the EDDIE qualities of Excellence, Dedication, Diligence, Integrity, and Efficiency in the Exercise Psychology Lab.
Students who have been chosen to be members of the EPL research team have already shown themselves to be exemplary students in the Department of Kinesiology and Community Health. The recipient of this award, presented on a regular basis throughout the academic year, has been chosen because actions demonstrated in recent weeks exemplify the EDDIE qualities that help make the EPL a success.
The EDDIE Award goes to: Adam Acheson
… for his extensive knowledge of procedures, invaluable leadership among his peers and his kind, thoughtful interactions within the EPL…
Keep up the great work, Adam!
Congratulations to Undergraduate Research Assistant, Sarah Eid, on recently being identified as a University of Illinois Senior 100 honoree!
Through the Senior 100 Honorary program, the University of Illinois Alumni Association and its Student Alumni Ambassadors recognize undergraduate members of the Class of 2013 for both their past accomplishments and their continued commitment to the University. For more information, click here. Congratulations, Sarah!
Congratulations to EPL graduate research assistant, Neha Gothe, on successfully defending her doctoral dissertation:
“The Effects of an 8-week Yoga Intervention on Cognition and Functional Fitness in Older Adults”
HHS HealthBeat | Seniors home exercise
Working out with a safe and sensible exercise DVD can do a senior good. At the University of Illinois, Edward McAuley tested a DVD program that focused on flexibility, toning and balance.
McAuley says most of the 307 seniors stayed with it over the six months of the study, and did about as much work as the program required. And he says physical tests showed they wound up in better shape. Continue.
We are still recruiting for the Fit & Active Seniors Trial! Click here to learn more and sign up for this fun, free exercise program!







