Completed in 1990, the Health and Physical Activity Building houses offices and classrooms affiliated with three Ball State programs:
Laboratories
Also located in the building are five laboratories.
Athletic Training Laboratory
The Athletic Training Education and Research Laboratory is used by students in athletic training courses to provide an athletic training room environment for instruction without requiring the use of a facility in use by the athletes. Various research projects are also conducted in the room. Learn more.
The biomechanics lab is packed with advanced biomechanics tools to study various aspects of mechanical and neuromuscular aspects of human movement. Learn more.
The Undergraduate Exercise Science Laboratory is a 1,600 square foot facility dedicated to enhancing the preparation of students in the exercise science curriculum. Learn more.
The Human Performance Laboratory is a 20,000 sq. ft. facility including a research data processing room, electronics and instrument fabrication workshop, sterile preparation room, tissue processing and cryostorage rooms. Learn more.
The Integrative Exercise Physiology laboratory is equipped to assess numerous physiological, biochemical, psychological, and metabolic responses to exercise and adaptations to regular exercise training. Learn more.
Neighboring Facilities
The building is part of a larger athletics complex that includes: