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Maintaining the Temple
Study the mechanics of the human body and pursue hands-on experiences and research in high-tech facilities. You’ll have access to advanced technology in our human-performance lab, giving professional-level exposure during your undergraduate education.
With several career paths available, from the medical field to personalized training, our professional Christian faculty offer personal guidance to help your discover your passion. Any student interested in a health profession has access to Taylor’s Health Science Coordinator, who dedicates time to help students prepare for health science graduate programs.
Work directly with patients and clients through clinical experiences.
Get hands-on experiences conducting research, prescribing exercise programs for real clients, and engaging in high-level internships across the county.
Hospital practicums and internships
Students interested in medical school, clinical exercise physiology, or physician assistant graduate programs can volunteer at local hospitals. You’ll assist Cardiopulmonary teams at IU Health Blackford and Ball hospitals in a variety of cardiac rehabilitation opportunities—including cardiovascular surgery, echocardiograms, heart catheterization, nutrition and chronic disease coaching, and more.
Personal Training
Through Fit into Health —a student-run adult fitness and strength training program—you’ll make health assessments and design individualized training programs for real clients within the community.
Professional conferences and presentations
Widen your professional horizons as you participate in interdisciplinary research and present your findings at professional conferences, such as the Experimental Biology annual conference and MidwestAmerican College of Sports Medicine regional conference.
Study Abroad in Ecuador
Travel the world and promote health and wellness in Ecuador. Spend a semester interning in a South American hospital or teach public health in schools, children’s homes, and senior living facilities.The Eichling Aquatics Wing offers a two-lane lap pool, a Human Performance Lab, faculty offices, and two large classrooms. Student athletes can use the pool for athletic training. The pool is also used for rehabilitation purposes and is open for general student use during select hours that vary throughout the year. Contact Adam Sparks, our pool director, for more information at 765-998-5460.
The 900+ square foot Human Performance Laboratory was designed to integrate teaching and research. The laboratory is used for various classes and also serves as home to student and faculty research. The primary instrumentation and equipment in the laboratory include:
Taylor’s fitness center, located in the KSAC, is open to all students, and gives Kinesiology majors a place to train clients or work out on their own.
Connected to KSAC, Fieldhouse contains four regulation-size basketball courts. Surrounding the courts is a 200-meter track, compliant with competitive intercollegiate regulations and containing regulation sprint lanes, pole vault capability, and a long jump pit.
Kinesiology majors have been accepted into some of the premier graduate schools in their respective fields. These include:
Department Chair and Professor of Kinesiology
Assistant Professor of Kinesiology
Professor of Kinesiology
Professor of Kinesiology
Professor of Kinesiology
Dean of Natural & Applied Sciences
Program Assistant for Kinesiology
Instructor of Kinesiology and Sport Management
Kinesiology Student Honored by American College of Sports Medicine
Exercise Science major Emma Clarke ’25 was recently honored at the Midwest chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine’s (MWACSM) annual meeting with the President’s Cup, a prestigious award.
IU Medical Student Completes Clinical at Taylor's Invitation Program
As the Invitation program’s reputation grows, the medical community is taking notice.
New Class Offers Students Physical Therapy Training
By observing and even performing some PT services, students are being prepared for graduate school interviews and working in the rehabilitation field.
Taylor to Host Special Olympics “Take it to the Hoop” Basketball Tournament
Take it to the Hoop will take place on February 4, in the Kesler Student Activities Center from 8 am to 6 pm. The public is welcome to attend and admission is free.
Exercise Science Majors Help Kids Live Well
Junior Ian Hunt began working with pediatric clients in the Live Well program as a freshman, first presented research at a kinesiology conference as a sophomore, and isn’t slowing down anytime soon.
CDC Recognizes Invitation Program, Creates More Opportunities for Students
Invitation was recently awarded a $10,000 grant, which will be used to train more students in becoming certified Life Coaches. Invitation is on track to become a CDC-certified diabetes prevention program.
Pre-Med Students Gain Remarkable Intern Experience
For junior Biology Pre-Med majors and twin brothers Austin and Brayden Layton, internships as Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) and Austin’s shadowing of a Taylor alumni have helped move them toward their goal to to go medical school.
Taylor Graduate Attends Nation’s Top Physical Therapy School
For Taylor Barry ’20, Taylor University was the perfect stepping stone to aid in her wildest dreams of getting accepted into Washington University in Saint Louis, MO, the number one graduate Physical Therapy program in the nation.
Kinesiology Student Honored by American College of Sports Medicine
Exercise Science major Emma Clarke ’25 was recently honored at the Midwest chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine’s (MWACSM) annual meeting with the President’s Cup, a prestigious award.
IU Medical Student Completes Clinical at Taylor's Invitation Program
As the Invitation program’s reputation grows, the medical community is taking notice.
New Class Offers Students Physical Therapy Training
By observing and even performing some PT services, students are being prepared for graduate school interviews and working in the rehabilitation field.
Taylor to Host Special Olympics “Take it to the Hoop” Basketball Tournament
Take it to the Hoop will take place on February 4, in the Kesler Student Activities Center from 8 am to 6 pm. The public is welcome to attend and admission is free.
Exercise Science Majors Help Kids Live Well
Junior Ian Hunt began working with pediatric clients in the Live Well program as a freshman, first presented research at a kinesiology conference as a sophomore, and isn’t slowing down anytime soon.
CDC Recognizes Invitation Program, Creates More Opportunities for Students
Invitation was recently awarded a $10,000 grant, which will be used to train more students in becoming certified Life Coaches. Invitation is on track to become a CDC-certified diabetes prevention program.
Pre-Med Students Gain Remarkable Intern Experience
For junior Biology Pre-Med majors and twin brothers Austin and Brayden Layton, internships as Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) and Austin’s shadowing of a Taylor alumni have helped move them toward their goal to to go medical school.
Taylor Graduate Attends Nation’s Top Physical Therapy School
For Taylor Barry ’20, Taylor University was the perfect stepping stone to aid in her wildest dreams of getting accepted into Washington University in Saint Louis, MO, the number one graduate Physical Therapy program in the nation.