Thursday, January 22, 2026
Luca Ziegler, a graduate student in
sport, exercise and performance psychology and
clinical mental health counseling at the
WVU College of Applied Human Sciences, says athletes have to stay open, aware,
and engaged under pressure, whether they’re competing on the world stage or in a
local match. That psychological flexibility helps shape their performance.
Read More: From WVU Today: Ziegler says embracing pressure may help Olympic athletes go for gold
Tuesday, January 20, 2026
West Virginia University has launched an online Master of Science in Sport and Performance Psychology through the College of Applied Human Sciences, expanding graduate pathways in a field where WVU already holds a national reputation for academic and professional excellence.
Read More: WVU launches online master’s in sport and performance psychology
Monday, January 05, 2026
What began as a temporary stop at West Virginia University turned into a 25-year career for Sam Zizzi, now the Dr. Pat Fehl Endowed Professor in the College of Applied Human Sciences. A reknowned expert in sport, exercise and performance psychology, Zizzi studies why motivation fades, how mindfulness reshapes performance, and what helps people sustain healthier habits in real life. Read more about how Zizzi’s research, teaching and service continue to impact performance and well-being.
Read More: From WVU Today: Zizzi explains science behind sticking to resolutions
Tuesday, December 16, 2025
As the College of Applied Human Sciences prepares to celebrate December Commencement 2025, graduates reflect on the experiences that shaped their time at West Virginia University.
Read More: CAHS set for December Commencement
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