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Redefining graduate education through mentorship and innovation
Redefining graduate education through mentorship and innovation
Cesar Torres
Cesar R. Torres, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Kinesiology
Summary Statement

Cesar R. Torres researches the connections between skills, aesthetics, and ethics in sport and physical activity. He is also interested in the evolution of sport, physical education, and the Olympic Movement in Latin America.

Department
  • Kinesiology - KINES
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Janette Watkins
Janette Watkins
Assistant Professor, Kinesiology
Affiliate Professor, Child Study Center
Summary Statement

Youth health researcher specializing in community-based interventions for physical activity & digital wellness.

Department
  • Kinesiology - KINES
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Michelle Sikes was once a Rhodes Scholar and now uses her experience to help mentor top Penn State Students in the final round of consideration for the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship.

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