Kinesiology Student Association

Kinesiology Student Association

From left to right are Kellie Wilkinson, Shannon Hulsing, Lacee Gassman, Paige Hendrixson, Holly Bergman (not pictured Amber Wiedmer, Sara Riekenberg, Camille Fulhage)

The Kinesiology Student Association (KSA) is the Undergraduate student organization within the Department of Kinesiology at Kansas State University. The objectives of this organization are to advance the student interest and appreciation of the field of Kinesiology; foster a spirit of loyalty, friendship, and cooperation among students through experiences and responsibilities for a career in the area of Kinesiology.

Requirements to be considered a participating member in good standing:

  1. Accumulate a minimum of 50 points* per year
  2. Pay the $10.00 required dues

*Point system for membership status

Students will receive a given amount of points for different areas of participation in K.S.A.

Activity Points
Attending monthly meetings 15
Helping with a sponsored event 15
Participation in telefund 15

KSA is designed to give the Kinesiology students a chance to be heard. Change and opportunity are two things that KSA wants to provide to its members. KSA is designed to be the students' voice, the students' tool for information, and the students' connection to the community and the job market. Please contact KSA officers or sponsors with suggestions and ideas for how KSA can further the Kinesiology students' opportunities and development.

KSA Officers for 2007-2008

President: Paige Hendrixson
Vice-President: Holly Bergman
Vice-President: Lacee Gassman
Vice-President: Amber Wiedmer
Vice-President: Kellie Wilkinson
Secretary/Treasurer: Shannon Hulsing
Publicity Director: Sara Riekenberg
Intraumurals: Camille Fulhage

Meetings and Announcements:

KSA meetings will be held the first Tuesday of each month at 6:00 pm in the Big 12 room of the K-State Union.

What's New

  • Our Winter 2007-2008 Newsletter has arrived! Read here!
  • COMING SOON! Plans are under way for the construction of a new state-of-the-art teaching laboratory dedicated to anatomy and physiology instruction.
  • New ACSM Health Fitness Instructor Workshop. April 25th - 27th, 2008. Read here for more information.
  • New physical activity recommendations have been released by the American Heart Association and the American College of Sports Medicine. http://www.acsm.org