School of Health Sciences
From communication sciences and disorders to kinesiology, our programs prepare learners for a diverse range of opportunities across the health care spectrum.
Introduction
The School of Health Sciences is a leader in health science education, research and engagement through fostering interdisciplinary collaborations to advance the health and well-being of individuals and populations.
We work to empower future health professionals, discover new knowledge and positively impact lives.
Featured Work
While much is known about how the human body functions, plenty of questions remain, especially when the body doesn’t function as it should. Answering these questions is the mission and passion of researchers at Kansas State University.
School News
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November 5, 2026
Student Feature: Carter Wilkins
Carter Wilkens is a senior in kinesiology and is minoring in gerontology. In this student feature, Carter shares more about what led him to become interested in kinesiology and how he is involved in research at K-State. How did you become interested in kinesiology? In high school, I injured my knee and then went to […]
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November 4, 2026
Adding physical activity to a daily routine may seem like a simple step for better health, but research from Kansas State University suggests it could be especially beneficial for individuals with a genetic predisposition to depression, potentially helping reduce their risk and ease their symptom burden. Denver Brown, assistant professor in the School of Health Sciences in […]
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September 14, 2026
People with Purpose: Lauren McDaniel
For Lauren McDaniel, a little movement can go a long way: whether it's a few minutes of physical activity or a step outside your comfort zone. McDaniel, kinesiology instructor in the School of Health Sciences and winner of the Presidential Faculty Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching, was once a quiet K-State student who'd never imagined teaching. Now, […]