The Academic Diving Program (ADP) provides training in recreational and scientific diving activities, using scuba as a tool to gain access to underwater biological and cultural resources.
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The Executive Development Program helps park and recreation professionals at the local, state, and national level build and strengthen the fundamental skills needed to manage and lead in a public and nonprofit setting.
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Raising awareness about brain health and Alzheimer's Disease and related dementia in Indiana African American/Black communities.
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The Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Program in the School of Public Health aims to promote graduate training and research in MCH. The goal of the program is to support students seeking a career in maternal and child health.
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The Nutrition and Exercise Research Center (NERC) consists of four facilities, each described below.
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Bioenergetics and Environmental Stress Suite
The state-of-the-art Bioenergetics and Environmental Stress Suite is the only one of its kind in the U.S.
Bioenergetics and Environmental Stress Suite
Body Composition Measurement Facility
Heard of a DEXA Scan? How about the BodPod? Check them out.
Body Composition Measurement Facility
Exercise Testing Laboratory
This lab houses several cutting-edge technologies to evaluate exercise effects, medical treatment outcomes, and physical endurance over time.
Exercise Testing Laboratory
Nutrition and Metabolic Clinical Research Laboratory
The cutting-edge Nutrition and Metabolic Research Laboratory features a metabolic kitchen, clinical suite, and biospecimen processing laboratory.
Nutrition and Metabolic Research Laboratory