LSU School of Kinesiology

Welcome to the School of Kinesiology, where the art and science of human movement meet the dynamic world of sports. Here you'll have the opportunity to explore your passion for research, physical wellness, the business of sport and more. Through unique experiences in laboratory classes, field experiences and internships, our students have hands-on experiences that prepare them for the workplace and for advanced studies.

Our programs are held to the highest standard, and we are proud to be members of the American Kinesiology Association, CAATE-accredited (Athletic Training), and COSMA-accredited (Sport Administration/Management).

Our Programs

Whether you are interested in the art and science of human movement or the business of sport, we offer the perfect degree to kickstart your future.

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$1 Million

Donation Received

- to establish The Dr. Monroe J. Rathbone, Jr. & Mrs. Barbara F. Rathbone Human Anatomy & Cadaver Lab.

15,000+

Square feet of space in the new Ochsner Wellness Center

- Funded by Ochsner Health.

Unlocking the Science of Wellness, Capturing the Potential of Sport

Rebecca Hirschhorn demonstrating on a patient simulator to athletic training students

Rebecca Hirschhorn collaborates on new industry position statement to revolutionize sports emergency action plans.

Elizabeth Heintz standing in front of a tv screen

Liz Heintz is the first LSU Kinesiology student to receive funding for an NIH F31 Fellowship.

Per Svensson received award.

Sport Management faculty, Per Svensson, PhD, wins international award for his research showcasing how sport can be a powerful tool for fostering development and cultivating peace.

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Louisiana Parkinson's Conference attendees doing movement exercise.

Connecting Communities. The LSU School of Kinesiology holds 13th annual Louisiana Parkinson's Conference to empower and educate Persons with Parkinson’s and their Caregivers, as well as encourage research support.

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Nick Fears, PhD, receives the Lolas E. Halverson Motor Development Young Investigator Award from the International Motor Development Research Consortium for his contributions to research in the field and efforts to improve motor behavior across the lifespan.