Expanding collaboration between existing programs. Sharing space and equipment Actively developing new programs in Environmental Science, Neuroscience, Integrated Human Biology, Computational Science, Statistics. These programs cut across many areas of the university. Kinesiology faculty currently work with colleagues from other disciplines in a variety of ways including team teaching, research and program development. Saunders is collaborating on a research project with Dr. Wenos from Health Sciences.
Discussions are underway with neuroscience, cog science, and human science.
Also are contributing to Health and Human Services task force and community services building which contributed to collaborative programs. Task Force reports to the VPAA and Academic Council are due May 1. Telecomm degree program is under development. Collaboration of COB and School of Education. Interdisciplinary courses now under consideration in curricular approval process.