"Exercise is Medicine: Connecting Fitness With Healthcare" - Workshop facilitated by Prof. Bob Sallis.

Research in the PESS department, involving human subjects requires prior approval by the Education and Health Sciences Research Ethics Committee (EHSREC).
The EHSREC is charged by the University to consider the ethics of proposed PESS research projects which will involve human subjects and to agree or not, as is the case, as to whether the projected research is ethical. The EHSREC along with the other faculty ethics committees must be consulted about any research proposals which involve: direct experimentation on individuals, surveys or questionnaires to individuals, or use of data derived from individual records where individuals might be identified.
News & Events
Events
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Jul02
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May23
Pat Duffy Lecture with Sarah Keane and Dr. Phil Kearney
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Jan13
National Forum Seminar-Teaching and promoting innovative assessment in teacher education.
Presented by Professor Ann MacPhail and Dr. Deborah Tannehill.
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Dec12
Research Symposium
Physical Activity and Health: The role of community-based physical activity interventions in the treatment of chronic disease -
Dec07
Pat Duffy Lecture with Drew and Hayley Harrison and Thomas Barr.