Purdue University Department of Health and Kinesiology

Purdue University Department of Health and Kinesiology Purdue's Dept. of Health & Kinesiology focuses on health issues related to human movement and exercise and fitness.

Congratulations to our Exercise is Medicine-On Campus movement! We have received the highest-level award possible with t...
04/03/2026

Congratulations to our Exercise is Medicine-On Campus movement! We have received the highest-level award possible with the EIM-OC initiatives, the Gold-Level Recognition!

A huge thank you to everyone who has supported, collaborated on, or participated in our events and programming.
We in the Health and Kinesiology Department are continuing to expand the reach of these offerings, and we're always happy to connect if you’re interested in partnering, referring students, or exploring new ideas together!

02/26/2026
How exciting for our Athletic Training program! Congrats, Indianapolis Campus!
02/26/2026

How exciting for our Athletic Training program! Congrats, Indianapolis Campus!

Purdue University’s athletic training program within the Department of Health and Kinesiology (HK) in the College of Health and Human Sciences will expand its reach with a new Master of Science in Athletic Training degree for the Indianapolis location. The Indianapolis program will launch in fall ...

15 years of changing lives for the better! Here's to even more! 🎉
10/29/2025

15 years of changing lives for the better! Here's to even more! 🎉

Healthcare professionals, business leaders, educators, community advocates and changemakers — all of these and more have been cultivated in Purdue University’s College of Health and Human Sciences (HHS). Fifteen years ago, these individuals would have been staggered across colleges, departments ...

10/29/2025
A wonderful, exciting opportunity has opened in the department of Health & Kinesiology! We would love to have a new memb...
10/22/2025

A wonderful, exciting opportunity has opened in the department of Health & Kinesiology! We would love to have a new member of the Purdue family, come apply today!

Clinical Assistant/Associate Professor of Health and Kinesiology with a focus in Clinical Exercise Physiology

For more information and to apply, please visit here: https://careers.purdue.edu/job/Clinical-AssistantAssociate-Professor/39187-en_US/

10/20/2025

Huge congratulations to Pete Dewar on receiving the WFATT Outstanding Achievement Award! This is a very well-deserved accolade, thank you for all you do for WFATT and the profession! 👏👏👏

Have a moment of rest, catch your breath, and read this article! Featuring our Professor Craig Voll, join us for a bit o...
10/16/2025

Have a moment of rest, catch your breath, and read this article! Featuring our Professor Craig Voll, join us for a bit of insight into the department and what we're up to.
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10/16/2025

Caitlin Hamilton (BS ’13) was named the team’s first associate head coach for women’s swimming under her former coach John Klinge, whom Hamilton competed for at Purdue from 2009-13. A standout distance swimmer, Hamilton assisted Klinge during her time in West Lafayette while nursing a season-l...

Happy Monday, everyone! Know what that means? Another fun fact! (Kind of a long one, but so much interesting info!)Kines...
09/22/2025

Happy Monday, everyone! Know what that means? Another fun fact! (Kind of a long one, but so much interesting info!)

Kinesiology can help with IBS and a multitude of digestive issues!

As more is being discovered about the gut-brain axis, gut-health is becoming more of a priority. Until recently, doctors were taught that the gut is a ‘sterile environment’. It is now known that isn’t the case. That the gut, is in fact, teeming with bacteria, both ‘good’ and ‘bad’.
These different bacteria can affect our mood and even cause serious diseases, such as Alzheimer’s (particularly Klebsiella pneumoniae), due to the inflammation they cause, once they've travelled into the brain via the blood stream. Unfortunately, swigging sugary ‘probiotic’ shots from the supermarket aren't likely to make much difference to any gut issues you may have.
In kinesiology, there is plenty we can do to restore and support the gut - and any associated ailments. We muscle test to see how stress, certain foods or lack of particular nutrients may be affecting you, we balance the ileocecal valve (located between the small and large intestine) and find out what your gut (and whole body) needs.
This may be digestive enzymes, good quality pre or probiotics, a parasite cleanse, anti-fungal supplements to eliminate candida, weaning off certain foods for a short period of time, support for stress (or even identifying what the cause of the stress may be, so it can be addressed), alongside good lymph flow and other kinesiology techniques. The combination of these various elements can bring huge relief and empower you to be able to manage any symptoms, if they ever return in the future.

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800 W Stadium Avenue
West Lafayette, IN
47907

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