Our @UMKines grads have the highest median earnings among the Big Ten programs in this NYT analysis of I.R.S. data: $79,411 vs. $64,500 for all majors. The data cover 2017-19 grads, and the School has grown a lot since. Go Blue! nytimes.com/interactive/2026…
What shapes motivation when it comes to physical activity and behavior change? PABBS kicked off the fall semester with special guest Dr. David Conroy from the University of Michigan for a discussion on motivation and behavioral interventions in physical activity.
I’m hiring a Manager of Research Operations for my NIH-funded research center at Michigan. Real ownership — budgets, people, compliance — not admin support. $89K–$104K, Ann Arbor. careers.umich.edu/job_detail…
We’re an AI-forward team — built our own in-house multi-agent system (Lab BrAIn) to cut busywork so people can focus on what matters. Looking for someone excited to build on that, not just tolerate it.
Also hiring a Biostatistician right now — if that’s more your world, or you know someone who fits: careers.umich.edu/job_detail…
Upcoming Roybal Center Webinar: "Habit Formation Without the Hype."
Join us for our next Roybal Center webinar at 11:00 am ET on Friday, August 7, featuring Dr @AmandaRebar (Univ South Carolina).
Registration link: umich.zoom.us/webinar/regist…
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🧠 Postdoc opportunity for scientists interested in working at the intersection of digital health & behavior change. The Motivation Lab & Roybal Center provide a rich environment for collaborating with scientists in the behavioral, biomedical, & information/engineering sciences.
We are actively working to develop & evaluate tools for precision behavioral interventions using behavioral science, data science, and AI to promote health behaviors, such as physical activity and fluid intake, in a variety of populations across the adult lifespan.
Learn more about this opportunity with my group at the University of Michigan School of Kinesiology (@UMKines) & application details here - myumi.ch/w9DQd.
I'll be at the Society of Behavioral Medicine meeting in Chicago next week - let's talk!
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David Conroy retweeted
Looking to beat the winter blues? Consider picking up a paddle this spring.
Research co-authored @conroylab of the Roybal Center for Promoting Adherence to Behavior Change & Enhancing Cognitive Function suggests pickleball offers more than just a workout. myumi.ch/qZdAQ
David Conroy retweeted
The @UMich School of Kinesiology is excited to announce John Cairney as its next dean, pending approval by the U-M Board of Regents. He currently serves as head of the University of Queensland’s School of Human Movement and Nutrition Sciences. myumi.ch/8qdJZ
One of the meetings I am most excited about this spring is the first-ever academic conference on intervention optimization, "Intervention Optimization: Science and Practice, Present and Future," in Bethesda, Maryland from May 18-20, 2026.
The conference is co-hosted by the Center for Advancement and Dissemination of Intervention Optimization at NYU (@cadio_nyu) and the Data Science for Dynamic Intervention Decision Making Center (@d3_center ) at the @UMich.
interventionoptimization.org…
Registration is OPEN- join me in learning how we can push the state of the science forward!
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