In the News Enabling Wellness is the Goal of Two University of Oregon-based Startup Companies KGW New Coverage: Gender and Food University of Oregon Study Finds Kids May Choose Food Based on Gender Stereotypes Teen’s Outdoor Time May do Inner Good Tackling the Pros and Cons of High School Football (klcc.org) “It’s not surprising”: Nearly 1 in 10 teenagers have turned to pills for weight loss, research shows New research shows more than 6% of teens have used diet pills in the last 30 days Improving Teen Lives with a Breath of Fresh Air The 19th Interviews Nichole Kelly Regarding Recent Guidelines from the American Academy of Pediatrics How to Have Kids Love Learning: Teens and Social Media with Nichole Kelly From the Sidelines: Parents and Youth Sports NPR Interview: Obesity Discrimination’s Impact on Women College of Education Researcher: Rethink Our Focus on Weight UO Experts Offer Mental Health Tips for 2022 wellness The Pandemic is Changing the Way Young People Eat and How They Feel about Their Bodies: 4 Essential Reads If You Want to Support the Health and Wellness of Kids, Stop Focusing On Their Weight Studies Support New Approach to Reduce Stress in Parents and Kids Theorists Debate How ‘Neutral’ Evolution Really Is Machine Learning Spots Natural Selection at Work in Human Genome UO Team Developing Online Mental Health Resources for Rural Schools UO Undergrads Share About Their Experiences Conducting Research with Health Promotion Initiative Faculty Dr. Budd Mindfulness Mental Health Curriculum for Cottage Grove 6th Graders to Expand How Parents Feed Kids is Linked to Emotional Eating, Study Says New faculty member targets research on maternal nutrition Food for Thought Illuminating Tomorrow: Five Big Ideas A gift from Jim and Andi Sandstrom will establish the Tasia M. Smith Excellence Scholarship to support underrepresented students Tasia Smith Memorial – January 18, 2019 Exercise Research Could Help Rural School Kids Eat Healthier UO Researcher Uses Evolutionary Science to Combat Malaria Nichole Kelly is Recipient of a 2019 Outstanding Early Career Research Award Oregon Ranks among the Most Active States in the Country New Guide Helps Children Be Emotionally Prepared for School UO Lands Four Scholars for Health Promotion Initiative To Every Academic Hiring, There is a Season