Welcome to the On The Move podcast hosted by Chelsea Reber. Joining her is Patrick Neff, Chief Gaming Officer at Texas Scholastic Esports Federation and Ph.D. Student at Texas A&M.

The episode starts with discussing whether A&M will have an E-Sports league of their own and the progress towards that. Then we move on to the benefits of E-Sports, misconceptions, and how to get your local school involved in this amazing sport and activity. 

To learn more about the Department of Kinesiology and Sport Management at TAMU, visit https://podcastviewer.com/KNSMS2E1  

Host: Chelsea Reber

Guests: Patrick Neff

Timestamps:

(00:00 - 00:52) Introduction

(00:53 - 03:12) Getting into A&M

(03:13 - 05:41) E-sports & Sport Management

(05:42 - 08:00) Finding Sports for Everyone

(08:01 - 11:54) Research In E-Sports

(11:55 - 16:32) What is E-Sports

(16:33 - 21:38) Will E-Sports be in A&M?

(21:39 - 23:42) Closing

Welcome back to On The Move! We are happy to bring on Dr. Rick Kreider, a professor at A&M and the Director of the Exercise & Sports Nutrition Lab. Our Host Chelsea Reber asks Dr. Kreider how he ended up at A&M and we get an interesting story from our guest, we then move on to how his position has positively affected the lives of many A&M students. The many benefits of the KNSM program were discussed, this is the show for you if you are on the fence about the A&M program. We hope you enjoy the show.

To learn more about the Department of Kinesiology and Sport Management at TAMU, visit https://podcastviewer.com/KNSMS2E1 

Host: Chelsea Reber

Guest: Dr. Rick Kreider - ESNL

Time Stamps:

(00:00 - 00:30) Introduction

(00:31 - 03:34) The Path to A&M and a PhD

(03:35 - 05:21) Having an Effect on Lives

(05:22 - 07:12) Now the Biggest & Best Program

(07:13 -10:05) Current Research 

(10:06 - 15:55) KNSM Makes the Best Students 

(15:56 - 16:57) Closing

Welcome back to On The Move! We are happy to bring on Dr. Deanna Kennedy, Associate Professor of Kinesiology and Sport Management. Our Host Chelsea Reber asks Dr. Kennedy about her pathway to Texas A&M and her incredibly interesting research. Dr. Kennedy shares the research that she has done with NASA on motor neurons and her research into using movement to help people diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. You won’t want to miss out on Dr. Kennedy’s story and her advice for current and future students on this episode!

To learn more about the Department of Kinesiology and Sport Management at TAMU, visit https://podcastviewer.com/KNSMS2E5  

Host: Chelsea Reber

Guest: Dr. Deanna Kennedy, Associate Professor of Kinesiology and Sport Management

Time Stamps:

(00:00 - 00:22) Introduction

(00:23 - 01:18) Getting to Know Dr. Kennedy

(01:19 - 02:18) Community Impact Award

(02:19 - 03:05) Focus on Movement

(03:06 - 06:00) Research in Altered Gravity

(06:01 - 07:55) Experimenting with NASA

(07:56 - 08:47) Student Involvement

(08:48 - 10:50) Parkinson’s Rehabilitation

(10:51 - 11:36) Follow Your Passion and Get Involved

(11:37 - 12:41) Using Movement to Fight Parkinson's

(12:42 - 13:30) Thank You and Closing

Welcome back to On The Move! In this episode, Host Chelsea Reber is joined by Drew Gonzalez, Kinesiology Doctoral Candidate. Chelsea and Drew chat about Drew’s path to A&M, his research and outreach with First Reponders, and his involvement with undergraduate support. You won’t want to miss out on Drew’s story and his advice for future and current students!

To learn more about the Department of Kinesiology and Sport Management at TAMU, visit https://podcastviewer.com/KNSMS2E5  

Host: Chelsea Reber

Guest: Drew Gonzalez, Kinesiology Doctoral Candidate

Time Stamps:

(00:00 - 00:24) Introduction

(00:25 - 02:25) Drew’s Background

(02:26 - 03:26) What Sets A&M Apart

(03:27 - 05:48) Research to Help First Responders

(05:49 - 07:33) Tactical Athlete Research Unit

(07:34 - 09:07) Student Involvement and Collaboration

(09:08 - 10:17) The Most Fulfilling Thing Working with Undergraduates

(10:18 - 12:32) Motivations for Community Outreach

(12:33 - 14:00) Defining Moment

(14:01 - 15:00) Higher Education & Hands-on Learning

(15:00 - 16:09) The Response

(16:10 - 17:22) Addressing Pushback

(17:23 - 19:30) Misconceptions about Doctorates

(19:31 - 21:01) Advice for Prospective Students

(21:02 - 21:54) Closing Thoughts

What’s happening in health? We’ll answer that and more in this new episode of the On The Move podcast! Texas A&M’s Dr. Steve Riechman, Associate Professor and Chair, and Dr. Jenna Yentes, Associate Professor and Interim Director of the Huffines Institute, dive into deep conversation about the exciting research that is being uncovered with the Department of Kinesiology and Sport Management, practical advice and inspiration for incoming students, and so much more. The KNSM community is like no other, and you will get to experience that in today’s episode.

To learn more about the Department of Kinesiology and Sport Management at TAMU, visit https://podcastviewer.com/KNSMS2E1  

Host: Chelsea Reber

Guests: 

Dr. Steve Riechman, Associate Professor and Chair, Kinesiology and Sport Management, Texas A&M University

Dr. Jenna Yentes, Interim Director, Huffines Institute, Kinesiology and Sport Management, Texas A&M University

Timestamps:

(00:00 - 01:35) Introduction

(01:36 - 02:30) Dr. Yentes’s Ongoing Projects

(02:31 - 03:47) Dr. Riechman Explains the History and Applications of DARPA

(03:48 - 05:29) Collecting Breath Samples to Measure Fatigue Levels

(05:30 - 06:55) Using Breath Samples to Aid Military Personnel

(06:56 - 12:12) The Huffine Institute's Involvement with the Military and First Responders

(12:13 - 13:39) Research on Improving Firefighter Mobility

(13:40 - 15:39) Nutrition’s Impact on Fatigue Levels

(15:40 - 16:46) Long Term Applications of Breath Sampling

(16:47 - 17:24) DARPA’s New Study on “Sleeponomics”

(17:25 - 20:11) Exciting Things at the Huffines Institute and A&M’s Paralympics 

(20:12 - 22:13) Texas Southern Heat Initiative: Research on Different Aspects of Fatigue

(22:14 - 24:21) New Areas of Research and Implementing Wearable Technology

(24:22 - 28:41) Advice for Students and Getting Involved

(28:42 - 29:55) Why Should Students Join KNSM?

(29:56 - 30:35) Closing

Welcome to the latest On The Move podcast episode hosted by Chelsea Reber. Joining her are guests Dr. Paul Batista, Associate Professor of Kinesiology and Sport Management, and Hannah Ager, Graduate Student in Kinesiology and Sport Management. They share their experiences with Sports Management Study Abroad opportunities in Germany and other European countries. From staying with host families to forging lasting connections, the episode captures the essence of a community that goes beyond academic boundaries. Tune in to learn about the transformative Germany trip and its networking opportunities. The episode explores the love for European soccer and shares anecdotes about the vibrant culture of Germany.

To learn more about the Department of Kinesiology and Sport Management at TAMU, visit https://podcastviewer.com/KNSMS2E2 

Host: Chelsea Reber

Guests: 

Dr. Paul Batista, Associate Professor Kinesiology and Sport Management

Hannah Ager, Graduate Student Kinesiology and Sport Management

Timestamps:

(00:00 - 00:33) Introduction

(00:34 - 01:25) Journey towards Texas A&M

(01:26 - 01:03) Becoming an Aggie

(01:04 - 03:30) Providing Cultural Experiences 

(03:31 - 06:57) Germany Trip and Networking Opportunities

(06:58 - 07:35) Red Jersey Backstory

(07:36 - 08:40) Love for European Soccer  

(08:41 - 09:58) Anecdotes About Germany’s Culture 

(09:59 - 10:51) Different Ways of Socialization 

(10:52 - 11:57) Experiences of Living with Hosts Families

(11:58 - 14:50) Thought Provoking Historical Sites

(14:51 - 17:36) Funding Opportunities & Scholarships for the Trip

(17:37 - 22:40) Fully Diving into the German Experience

(22:41 - 24:58) Outro

Welcome back to the first episode of our second season of On the Move! On today’s episode, we visit Dr. Marlene Dixon, Department Head of KNSM at TAMU. To kick this season off right, Dr. Dixon dives into the exciting opportunities and successes that have been happening in the Department of Kinesiology and Sport Management and a few sneak peeks into what the next episodes may have in store! See the momentum that is growing and the excitement that comes with a multitude of strong programs in such a powerful department. 

To learn more about the Department of Kinesiology and Sport Management at TAMU, visit https://podcastviewer.com/KNSMS2E1 

Host: Chelsea Reber

Guest: Dr. Marlene Dixon - Department Head of KNSM

Time Stamps:

(00:00 - 00:18) Introduction

(00:19 - 01:31) Catching Up with Dr. Dixon

(01:32 - 03:49) The Thomas and Joan Reed Chair for Disadvantaged Youth

(03:50 - 07:01) An Exciting Season 2!

(07:02 - 09:06) A Multitude of Programs

(09:07 - 12:44) Dr. Dixon On the Move

(12:45 - 15:10) Feedback from Students and Industry Leaders

(15:11 - 17:06) ‘Beyond the Lights’

(17:07 - 18:51) Get Involved

(18:52 - 20:59) Network, Network, Network

(21:00 - 23:07) Looking to Season 2

(23:08 - 23:43) Closing

Welcome back! In today's episode of On The Move, a podcast with Texas A&M University's Kinesiology and Sport Management Department, we welcome Alyssa Locklear, Instructional Professor for the Physical Education Activity Program (PEAP) and Undergraduate Program Chair. Today's episode features conversations on common misconceptions about the PEAP, how the KNSM Department finds ways to support and provide their students with resources, some great personal anecdotes, and some great life advice when looking into uncertainty and making changes. Make sure to tune in! 

To learn more about the KNSM Department, visit our page at https://knsm.tamu.edu/ 

Guest:

Alyssa Locklear, Instructional Professor in PEAP & Undergraduate Program Chair

Time Stamps:

(00:00 - 00:30) Welcome, Alyssa!

(00:31 - 02:54) Embracing Aggieland & Journey to the KNSM Department

(02:55 - 05:07) What Hats Does Alyssa Wear at KNSM?

(05:08 - 08:25) Educational Process, Benefit of Physical Activity, & Undergraduate Experience 

(08:26 - 11:32) Gold Pieces of Advice to Freshman and Giving Resources to Students

(11:33 - 13:50) Customize Our Materials for Our Students 

(13:51 - 15:58) Impacting Students at a Personal Level 

(15:59 - 19:13) Listen to That Little Voice

(19:14 - 19:44) Outro

Welcome to another episode of On The Move, a podcast with Texas A&M University's Kinesiology and Sport Management Department. Today we are grateful to be joined by Dr. Lisa Cooper Colvin, Clinical Associate Professor in the department of KNSM, as we discuss various topics ranging from para-athletics, impactful personal stories, helping students find their spark, and more. Dr. Colvin opens up about her purpose in life and how her journey to Texas A&M has allowed her to make all sorts of contributions since joining the family. Listen in to find out how Dr. Colvin and Texas A&M plan to lead the way in the development of para-athletics in the US and just how many opportunities there are in Kinesiology and Sports Management. 

To learn more about the KNSM Department, visit our page at https://knsm.tamu.edu/ 

Guest:

Dr. Lisa Cooper Colvin, Clinical Associate Professor

Time Stamps:

(00:00 - 01:02) Welcoming Lisa!

(01:03 - 04:18) Let’s Talk About a Serpentine Journey to Aggieland

(04:19 - 10:04) Director of the A&M Para Project & Collaboration with other Departments 

(10:05 - 13:08) Physical Facility to Accommodate Para-Athletics

(13:10 - 17:22) The Swiss Army Knife of Faculty Members & Utilizing a Strong Network

(17:23 - 19:20) Do You Have an “Ah Ha!” Moment

(19:21 - 20:29) What Sets Texas A&M Apart 

(20:30 - 23:47) Pure Unexpected Joy and Opportunity for Impact 

(23:48 - 27:43) Personal Connection to Para-Athletics

(27:44 - 32:50) Parallel Between Athletes and Students with Different Needs

(32:51 - 33:51) Final Message & Outro

Welcome back to Episode 13 of On the Move! In this engaging episode, we sit down with Dr. Lori Greenwood, the Director of the Master of Science in Athletic Training. Tune in as she shares her unique journey to Texas A&M University and her role in starting a Masters program for Athletic Training there. Dr. Greenwood also shares the resources and options available to students, the program's current research, as well as the many misconceptions that come with being an Athletic Trainer. You won’t want to miss this episode, it is as entertaining as it is informative!

To learn more about the KNSM Department visit our page at https://knsm.tamu.edu/ 

 Time stamps: 

 (00:00 - 00:25) Introduction

 (00:26 - 03:28) Journey to TAMU

 (03:29 - 04:16) Getting the Athletic Training Program accredited 

 (04:17 - 05:55) Different options within the Program

 (05:56 - 07:28) Research in the Athletic Training program 

 (07:29 - 11:19) Athletic Training Misconceptions 

 (11:20 - 13:50) Career Options Available

 (13:51 - 15:50) The Future of Women in Professional Athletics 

 (15:51 - 17:05) Obstacles Women Face in the Industry 

 (17:06 - 19:40) Advancements in Athletic Safety 

 (19:41 - 21:24) The Truth Behind Athletic Training

 (21:25 - 22:34) Where Athletic Trainers Are Needed

 (22:35 - 23:37) Closing

Welcome back to On The Move, a podcast with Texas A&M University's Kinesiology and Sport Management Department. Today we are joined by Katie Franklin, Texas A&M graduate and award winner of Outstanding Alumni of 2022, and Dr. James Fluckey from the Kinesiology Program. We dive into the importance of setting students up for success and practices that help build the classroom environment. Katie and Dr. Fluckey highlight the importance of having a passion and hunger for knowledge that allows them to continue growing in their field. You won't want to miss this!

To learn more about the KNSM Department, visit our page at https://knsm.tamu.edu/ 

Guest: 

Katie Franklin, Texas A&M Graduate

Dr. James Fluckey, Kinesiology Program

Time Stamps:

(00:00 - 02:47) Introduction to Katie 

(02:48 - 03:30) Dr. Fluckey highlights the importance of Humility

(03:31 - 04:36) Setting Intentions 

(04:37 - 06:09) Work on your Passions

(06:10 - 09:19) Hunger for Knowledge

(09:20 - 10:23) Empowered by Professors 

(10:24 - 12:46) Providing the Path to Success

(12:47 - 14:10) Making Students Feel Important 

(14:11 - 16:14) Aggieland Becoming Home

(16:15 - 18:00) Keeping the Foot on the Door

(18:01 - 19:39) Interactive Courses in KNSM Program 

(19:40 - 20:33) Flex Intellectual Muscle 

(20:34 - 22:24) American College of Sports Medicine Quiz Bowl

(22:25 - 23:12) Goodbyes and Outro

Welcome back to On The Move, a podcast with Texas A&M University's Kinesiology and Sport Management Department. Today we are joined by Dr. Brian McCullough, Associate Professor and Director of the Center for Sport Management Research and Education. He shares his journey while gaining his degree, his experience as a Ph.D. student, and how it all set him up for success. Dr. McCullough shares a little about his research and the ultimate goal of integrating helpful environmental ideas in the sports side of Texas A&M. You won't want to miss this!

To learn more about the KNSM Department, visit our page at https://knsm.tamu.edu/ 

Guest: Dr. Brian McCullough, Associate Professor and Director of the Center for Sport Management Research and Education at Texas A&M University.

Time Stamps:

(00:00 - 01:53) Introduction and Journey to Texas A&M

(01:54 - 02:24) Undergraduate Years

(02:25 - 03:53) Helping Advance Research in the Sports Industry

(03:53 - 04:59) Experience as a Professor 

(05:00 - 06:11) Importance of Core Values

(06:12 - 07:08) Years as a Student: Different Perspectives

(07:09 - 09:31) Environmental Messages in Different Environments 

(09:32 - 10:26) Different Reactions to Change

(10:28 - 11:23) From Research to Practitioner's Hands

(11:24 - 12:44) Environmentalist Implementations

(12:45 - 14:05) Game Day Experience and Carrying Values

(14:06 - 14:50) The Growth in Students

(14:51 - 15:24) Outro

Welcome back to On The Move, a podcast with Texas A&M University's Kinesiology and Sport Management Department. Today we are joined by Lauren Gudalis, a senior student in Sports Management. She shares the journey that has landed her at A&M and her experience from her first year to her senior year. She discusses her experience working in her dad's company, treDCAL, and how she has applied some of her classroom knowledge to use in real life. Lauren shares with us what is so unique about the program, the people she has met, and some of her plans for the future. You won't want to miss this!

To learn more about the KNSM Department, visit our page at https://knsm.tamu.edu/ 

Guest:

Lauren Gudalis, Sport Management Student

Time Stamps:

(00:00 - 02:02) Introduction and Journey to A&M

(02:03 - 02:32) Aggie Culture

(02:33 - 03:38) What is so Special about the Department?

(03:39 - 05:06) 3-D Foam Designs

(05:07 - 6:59) treDCAL Origins and Different Roles

(07:00 - 08:13) Social Media Management 

(08:14 - 09:02) Integrating Knowledge into Real Life

(09:03 - 09:55) Networking with Professors

(09:56 - 12:40) Acknowledging the Expansion

(12:41 - 15:53) Integrating treDCAL at A&M

(15:54 - 16:31) Preparing for Football Season 

(16:32 - 18:05) Try Everything Once, Be Open to all Options

(18:06 - 19:07) Future Outlooks 

(19:08 - 19:57) Representing A&M

(19:58 - 21:08) Making the Right Choice

(21:09 - 22:10) Outro

Welcome back to our 9th episode of On The Move! In this enjoyable and informative interview, we are joined by Lorinda Gomez, an Associate Chair for The Physical Education Activity Program. Lorinda tells us how she ended up teaching at Texas A&M, the long path to teaching kinesiology, and coaching archery for the school. She explains the many benefits the program has, not just for kinesiology majors but for all A&M students. Lorinda also goes in depth on her favorite class, Kinesiology 121. If you are interested in kinesiology, archery, or general health, be sure to tune in!

To learn more about the KNSM Department, visit our page at https://knsm.tamu.edu/

Time stamps: 

(00:00 - 00:19) Introduction

(00:20 - 03:11) The path to TAMU

(03:12 - 05:28) Choosing a career path at A&M

(05:29 - 07:20) Day in the life

(07:21 - 08:17) Helpful influences and history

(08:18 - 09:35) Misconceptions on PEAP

(09:36 - 12:41) Why PEAP is so helpful

(12:42 - 13:11) Kinesiology 121

(13:12 - 13:39) Mental health and exercise

(13:40 - 17:34) A&M Club Archery & Competition 

(17:35 - 19:19) Fish camp namesake experience

(19:20 - 19:56) Closing 

Welcome back to On The Move, a podcast with Texas A&M University's Kinesiology and Sport Management Department. Today we are joined by John Buchanan, program chair for the Kinesiology department at Texas A&M University. He shares with us about his research into movement, and how students can get involved in research. You won’t want to miss this discussion!

To learn more about the KNSM Department visit our page at https://knsm.tamu.edu/

Guest:

Dr. John Buchanan, program chair for the Kinesiology department

Time Stamps:

(00:00 - 02:10) Introduction

(02:11 - 03:00) What Kinesiology Is

(03:01 - 04:22) Perception and Posture

(04:23 - 05:22) How A&M’s Kinesiology Department is Unique

(05:23 - 06:07) Current Research

(06:08 - 07:13) Getting Started in Research

(07:14 - 09:00) Staying Motivated in a Group

(09:01 - 11:29) Exciting Research

(11:30 - 16:28) Careers in Kinesiology

(16:29 - 20:27) Tracking Fitness 

(20:28 - 21:12) Teaching Students

(21:12 - 21:37) Closing

Welcome back to On The Move, a podcast with Texas A&M University's Kinesiology and Sport Management Department. Today we are joined by Corryn Monaco, a current graduate student in the Kinesiology and Sport Management department. She shares about how she found belonging in her cohort and what she has learned since starting her graduate assistantship. You won’t want to miss this discussion!

To learn more about the KNSM Department visit our page at https://knsm.tamu.edu/

Time Stamps:

(00:00 - 04:50) Introduction

(04:51 - 08:18) Graduate Assistantship

(08:19 - 10:36) Misconceptions of Kinesiology and Sport Management

(10:37 - 11:37) Building Skills

(11:38 - 13:47) The Value of a Cohort

(13:48 - 14:55) Upcoming Events

(14:56 - 16:22) Job Prospects

(16:23 - 18:06) Why Someone Should Consider Grad School in Kinesiology

(18:07 - 18:58) Closing

Welcome back to On The Move, a podcast with Texas A&M University's Kinesiology and Sport Management Department. Today we are joined by Chris Park, one of the Deputy Athletics Directors at Texas A&M University. He shares about his time at A&M, his career path, and the power of the 12th Man. Chris also shares some great advice for anyone thinking about the various options a Kinesiology degree will offer you! You won’t want to miss this special guest and his exciting career!

To learn more about the KNSM Department visit our page at https://knsm.tamu.edu/

Time Stamps:

(00:00 - 03:39) Getting to Texas A&M University

(03:40 - 05:56) Day in the Life as A Deputy Athletic Director

(05:57 - 10:00) Following Chris’s Career

(10:01 - 12:16) Letting Your Work Speak For Itself

(12:17 - 13:42) Struggles in Athletics

(13:42 - 15:09) Advice for Entering The Field 

(15:10 - 18:53) Personal Goals

(18:54 - 20:11) Closing

Welcome to On The Move with Texas A&M University’s Kinesiology and Sport Management department. Today we are joined by Jenna Yentes, an associate professor in the Kinesiology and Sport Management department as she shares about her current research and role as a faculty member. She explains how she helps guide students through their career options and how a career can be made in many different ways.

To learn more about the KNSM Department visit our page at https://knsm.tamu.edu/

Time Stamps:

(00:00 - 01:15) Introduction

(01:16 - 03:33) Current Research

(03:34 - 06:43) Huffines Institute

(06:44 - 09:05) Teaching Experience

(09:06 - 11:23) Finding A Career

(11:24 - 16:55) Helping Guide Students

(16:56 - 22:30) Research in Real Life

(22:31 - 22:51) Closing

Welcome to On The Move with Texas A&M University’s Kinesiology and Sport Management department. Today we are joined by Frank Thomas, of the Physical Education Activity Program and he shares his experiences creating lasting change in students through KINE 199 and KINE 223 classes. You won’t want to miss this!

To learn more about the KNSM Department visit our page at https://knsm.tamu.edu/

Time Stamps:

(00:00 - 00:28) Introduction

(00:29 - 01:24) Getting Started at Texas A&M University

(01:25 - 03:00) What is the PEAP

(03:01 - 04:30) PEAP Classes

(04:31 - 06:25) Teaching Archery

(06:26 - 15:11) The Value of KINE Classes for All

(15:11 - 19:10) How to Get Involved

(19:11 - 19:33) Closing

Welcome to On The Move with Texas A&M University’s Kinesiology and Sport Management department. Today we are joined by Dr. Gregg Bennett, of Kinesiology and Sport Management and Ben Wiggins, owner of Podcast Architects. Today, they share about the opportunities that exist in marketing in the world of sports and kinesiology. You won’t want to miss this discussion!

To learn more about the KNSM Department visit our page at https://knsm.tamu.edu/

Time Stamps:

(00:00 - 02:17) Introduction to Dr. Bennett

(02:17 - 03:22) What Makes Texas A&M University Special

(03:22 - 06:24) Ben’s Journey to Texas A&M

(06:25 - 08:26) Working With Students

(08:27 - 11:42) The Value of Good Professors

(11:43 - 19:08) Solving Marketing Problems

(19:09 - 26:19) Future Technologies

(26:20 - 31:40) Professional Organization of Sports Marketing

(31:41 - 34:02) Graduate Programs

(34:03 - 37:16) Research

(37:17 - 41:54) Correlation Between Sport Programs and Sport Management Department

(41:55 - 42:37) Closing