Congrats Dr. Jason Fanning HES Assistant Professor
Congratulations Dr. Jason Fanning for receiving your first NIH R01 as Lead PI! The project, A Mobile Health Behavior Intervention to Reduce Pain and Improve Health-III (MORPH-III), is a momentous accomplishment and well-deserved recognition of the outstanding research you continue to do in HES!
Pedagogy and Stress: How Wake Forest Students Respond to Different Teaching Methods
Dr. Abbie Wrights (HES Associate Teaching Professor) recently wrote a post that describes the impactful research she and others from CAT did on academic practices and their impact on students. Thank you all for all that you are doing here at WFU to elevate our […]
MORPH III in the news!
HES Epidemiology Presentations
Check out these great photos from Dr. Megan Irby’s, HES 360 Epidemiology Poster Fair this week. Congratulations to all our students who participated!
Congrats Laurel Ansbrow
Laurel Ansbrow Wins Elite 90™ Award for NCAA Division I Women’s Soccer Championship. The senior defender has excelled on, and off, the pitch throughout her four-year career. Laurel Ansbrow, a senior at Wake Forest University, is the recipient of the Elite 90 award for the […]
Study: Overweight older adults lose weight, keep it off by moving more.”We hope that these findings empower older adults to seek out an array of enjoyable activities that help them to move more throughout the day and to sit less,” said Fanning, an assistant professor of health and exercise science at Wake Forest University
HES recruits participants for bone health study
Dr. Michael Berry is awarded the Bitove Family Faculty Fellowship
Dr. Michael Berry, HES Professor, has been awarded the Bitove Family Faculty Fellowship. The Wake Forest Faculty Fellowship Program is a program of financial support designed to honor WFU’s best teacher-scholars.
Dr. Gary Miller’s ENGAGED proposal funded
Congratulations Dr. Gary Miller, Associate Chair and Professor of HES, whose proposal entitled “Enhancing Undergraduate Education and Research in Aging to Eliminate Health Disparities (ENGAGED)” has been funded by the National Institutes of Health and by (subaward/subcontract from) WFU Health Sciences.