Dissertation Title: children with Autism to increase physical activity on a stationary “Motivating recumbent bicycle using video technology that is contingent on heart rate” Fitni Destani, PhD, Psycho-social Aspects of Sport, Graduated Spring 2011. Dissertation Title: between the PE climate and physical activity in junior high “Relationships school physical education: A meditational analysis of self-efficacy and intrinsic motivation” Job Placement: Tenure-Track Assistant Professor, Keene State College, Keene, NH. Fall 2009. JC Norling, PhD, Parks and Recreation, Graduated Spring 2008. Dissertation Title: between running intensity level and restored attention” “Relationship Job Placement: Assistant Professor, Lyndon State College, Lyndonville, VT. Tia Lilly, PhD Exercise Physiology, Graduated Summer 2007. Dissertation Title: resting energy expenditure and estimating energy expenditure “Predicting during intermittent play in children and adolescents” Job Placement: Coordinator of Health Promotion and Education, Saint Mary’s College of California, Moraga, CA. Fall 2008. Katie Sell, PhD Exercise Physiology, Graduated Summer 2006. Dissertation of minimal physical fitness test standards for firefighters” “Development Job Placement: Assistant Professor, Hofstra, Hempstead, NY. Fall 2006. Mark Abel, PhD Exercise Physiology, Graduated Summer 2006. Dissertation Title: influence of waist circumference and pedometer placement on step “The counting accuracy during walking in youth” Job Placement: Tenure-Track Assistant Professor, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY. Fall 2006. Ick-Won Kang, PhD Exercise Physiology, Graduated Summer 2005. Dissertation comparison of American and Korean national track cycling “Cross-cultural team member performance characteristics” Master’s Thesis Committee Membership: Jessica Oldham, Exercise Physiology, Graduated Spring 2010. Thesis Title: between physical activity and cognitive processes in children” “Relationship Tara A. Tribe, Health Promotion & Education, Graduated Summer 2008. Thesis Title: childhood obesity through increased physical activity and parental “Preventing involvement” Monica Skatrud-Mickelson, Nutrition, Graduated Summer 2007. Thesis Title: comparison of subjective and objective measurements of physical exertion” “A Rebecca Ault, Nutrition, Graduated Summer 2007. Thesis Title: of hip placement and stride length on ActiGraph accelerometer output” “Effects Master’s Non-Thesis Committee Membership:
Dissertation Title: “Motivating children with Autism to increase physical activity on a stationary recumbent bicycle using video technology that is contingent on heart rate” Fitni Destani, PhD, Psycho-social Aspects of Sport, Graduated Spring 2011. Dissertation Title: “Relationships between the PE climate and physical activity in junior high school physical education: A meditational analysis of self-efficacy and intrinsic motivation” Job Placement: Tenure-Track Assistant Professor, Keene State College, Keene, NH. Fall 2009. JC Norling, PhD, Parks and Recreation, Graduated Spring 2008. Dissertation Title: “Relationship between running intensity level and restored attention” Job Placement: Assistant Professor, Lyndon State College, Lyndonville, VT. Tia Lilly, PhD Exercise Physiology, Graduated Summer 2007. Dissertation Title: “Predicting resting energy expenditure and estimating energy expenditure during intermittent play in children and adolescents” Job Placement: Coordinator of Health Promotion and Education, Saint Mary’s College of California, Moraga, CA. Fall 2008. Katie Sell, PhD Exercise Physiology, Graduated Summer 2006. Dissertation “Development of minimal physical fitness test standards for firefighters” Job Placement: Assistant Professor, Hofstra, Hempstead, NY. Fall 2006. Mark Abel, PhD Exercise Physiology, Graduated Summer 2006. Dissertation Title: “The influence of waist circumference and pedometer placement on step counting accuracy during walking in youth” Job Placement: Tenure-Track Assistant Professor, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY. Fall 2006. Ick-Won Kang, PhD Exercise Physiology, Graduated Summer 2005. Dissertation “Cross-cultural comparison of American and Korean national track cycling team member performance characteristics” Master’s Thesis Committee Membership: Jessica Oldham, Exercise Physiology, Graduated Spring 2010. Thesis Title: “Relationship between physical activity and cognitive processes in children” Tara A. Tribe, Health Promotion & Education, Graduated Summer 2008. Thesis Title: “Preventing childhood obesity through increased physical activity and parental involvement” Monica Skatrud-Mickelson, Nutrition, Graduated Summer 2007. Thesis Title: “A comparison of subjective and objective measurements of physical exertion” Rebecca Ault, Nutrition, Graduated Summer 2007. Thesis Title: “Effects of hip placement and stride length on ActiGraph accelerometer output” Master’s Non-Thesis Committee Membership:
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