DCU School of Health and Human Performance
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Dr. David Nolan DCU School of Health and Human Performance Off The Ball Irish Strength & Conditioning Network Media features like this will hopefully do a lot to change the narrative some people still hold around S&C in Irish sport - the GAA in particular. Great to see!
Great to see our CSPPA_IE colleague, Dr. Úna Britton, of DCU School of Health and Human Performance presenting data on physical literacy and inclusion HEPA Europe 2024 RCSI
🔔 Pleased to publish some interesting findings that arose during some of our machine learning research. Our latest letter published in Diabetes Care, a research journal of the ADA 🌟 highlights an important issue in ML research: the lack of data sharing despite the presence of data availability statements.
Excellent Lightning Talk to finish the Insight SFI Research Centre Scientific Plenary today at UCD - delivered by Dr Aisling Lacey DCU School of Health and Human Performance on the Running Injury Continuum.
Fantastic engagement from Dublin City University students and staff for the annual #TasteofDCU2024 on Sept 4th showcasing activities and opportunities for older people at the world's first Age-friendly University. Register dcu.ie/agefriendly/ne…
New study published! Delighted to share some of research exploring S&C coaches attitudes in international women’s rugby, examining whether they approach coaching females differently to males. Coauthors: Áine MacNamara Dr Peter Horgan & Brendan Egan. Summary thread below ⬇️
New research from DCU School of Health and Human Performance researchers Dr. David Nolan Áine MacNamara and Dr. Brendan Egan, collaborating with Dr Peter Horgan
'I want to be the person who runs on to the pitch to help an injured player and my DCU course led me to Manchester City'. A lovely piece on Irish Independent featuring, George Downer, DCU School of Health and Human Performance, as he looks back on his #CAO experience. Read here: launch.dcu.ie/4g54X5R
A privilege to be able to highlight the amazing opportunities created by DCU School of Health and Human Performance ‘s Athletic Therapy and Training programme. Clinical education coordinator Aoife Burke and the entire ATT team at @dcu goes above and beyond to give students experiences such as my own.
George Downer DCU School of Health and Human Performance Dublin City University Our pleasure, George! It’s a very fulfilling role - especially when we see you all conquering the globe! Looking forward to seeing what lays ahead for you and your peers!
George Downer DCU School of Health and Human Performance Aoife Burke Dublin City University Well done George! Great to showcase all your hard work 🙌
Fantastic write up in the Irish Independent about our graduate George Downes talking about his career in athletic therapy.
'I want to be the person who runs on to the pitch to help an injured player and my DCU course led me to Manchester City'. A lovely piece on Irish Independent featuring, George Downer, DCU School of Health and Human Performance, as he looks back on his #CAO experience. Read here: launch.dcu.ie/4g54X5R
'I want to be the person who runs on to the pitch to help an injured player and my DCU course led me to Manchester City'. A lovely piece on Irish Independent featuring, George Downer, DCU School of Health and Human Performance, as he looks back on his #CAO experience. Read here: launch.dcu.ie/4g54X5R
First ever intake of the Post Grad Cert in Women’s Health (Sport & Exercise) is now officially underway 🙌🏽 So proud & excited to deliver these with DCU School of Health and Human Performance & none of them would be possible without the incredible Siobhán O Connor who is some woman ♥️ dcu.ie/shhp/graduate-….
So excited to have our 1st lecture today on our brand new Grad Cert in Women's Health ❤️ Beyond lucky to have the amazing Helen Keeble lecturing with us in DCU School of Health and Human Performance.
Dr. Brendan Egan welcomes our new 1st years in DCU School of Health and Human Performance #dcushhp
