Physical and Health Education

Dr. Mark Bruner, assistant professor in the Schulich School of Education’s Bachelor of Physical Health and Education, recently spoke to Jason Turnbull on CBC Radio’s Points North.

Tom Hedican, the man behind the highly successful Coach4Food program and a professional goaltending consultant, spoke to students at Nipissing University last week about his coaching expertise, his inspiration for Coach4Food and importance of helping those in need.

When the buzzer sounded and the fans began to file out, one thing was clear, everyone was a winner in last Friday’s inaugural Paul Nelson Memorial Hockey Game. The game raised a total of $884 for the Paul Nelson Memorial Scholarship and Kidsport.

Attention all artists! Rebecca Roberston, a student in Nipissing’s Bachelor of Physical Health and Education program, is helping to coordinate an art auction in support of the Alzheimer Society of North Bay.

Dr. Barbi Law is working on a simple solution to help all children develop their physical skills and confidence in their abilities, a solution that doesn’t involve registration fees, equipment costs or 6 a.m. practices, one that starts with a skill that every child has in spades: imagination.