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Hiram Flexes its Academic Muscle, Earns National Strength and Training Education Recognition Read More -
Surgery, sleep and spirituality meet at Hiram’s third annual HealthFest, April 26 Read More -
Hiram student’s bouts with bullying lead to documentary film screening and discussion. Read More -
Five Things You May Not Have Known About the Flu Read More -
Biochemistry students learn lab skills while purifying oxygen-containing protein from hamburger Read More -
HealthFest 2017 to celebrate mental wellness, Tech and Trek and living well250 high school students to join college community for April 19 Hiram Health festivities.
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Hiram College offers new public health degree program
Hiram College will offer a new public health degree program this fall. The program, through which students can either major or minor in public health, merges the college’s liberal arts curriculum with this emerging field of preventative medicine and health promotion.
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Your cell phone could curb the intensity of your workoutMichael Rebold, Ph.D., assistant professor of integrative exercise science at Hiram College, conducts first known study to examine the negative effects of cell phone use on postural stability and exercise.
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Upswing in Health Humanities Programs Nationwide: Hiram College at Forefront of TrendWhat shapes the questions, approaches and decisions physicians and other medical professionals make about patient care? Do they scratch beneath the surface and look at patients holistically, taking into consideration their socioeconomic status, religious beliefs, ethnic backgrounds and other factors?
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Beat the battle of the holiday and winter bulgeAre weight gain and inactivity inevitable over the holidays and winter season? “Absolutely not,” says Mike Rebold, Ph.D., who leads Hiram College’s new integrative exercise science program.
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