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Research

Research

Research in the Department of Health and Exercise Science focuses on the health benefits of exercise and physical activity. Faculty members have a variety of specific research interests listed in the following chart.

Research AreasPeople
Aging/GerontologyR. Larson; MoorePereira; Pincu
Behavioral Change/Lifestyle ModificationCheney; Lu
Blood Flow Kellawan; Patik
Body CompositionR. Larson; Moore
Bone Health and Bone MetabolismR. Larson; Moore
Cardio and Cerebrovascular DiseaseKellawan; Patik
Cardiovascular PhrmacologyKellawan; Patik
Diet/Obesity/Nutrition EducationCheney; Pincu
Drug Use/Tobacco Prevention/Violence PreventionCheney; Lu
Exercise and Multiple SclerosisR. Larson
Female PhysiologyMoore
Health Disparities/Health EducationCheney; Lu
HypertensionKellawan; Patik
Insulin ResistanceKellawan; Patik; Pincu
Medical ImagingKellawan; Patik
Muscle Activation/Metabolism/Performance/Function/ResistanceKellawan; R. Larson; MoorePereira; Pincu
Muscle Wasting/SarcopeniaR. Larson; Pereira; Pincu
Obesity/DiabetesPincu; Patik
Program Management and EvaluationCheney
Qualitative MethodsCheney; Lu
Social MarketingCheney
Social/Psychological/Structural Determinants of HealthCheney; Lu
Sports Business AnalyticsD. Larson
Sports Performance AnalyticsD. Larson; Moore
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Research Laboratories

The research laboratories are located in the west wing of the S. J. Sarkeys Complex and in the Collums Building. The laboratories in the Sarkeys Complex occupy about 4,000 sq. ft. of combined space and have state-of-the-art equipment. Each lab has several computers that are dedicated to data collection.

The HES research laboratories are located in the S. J. Sarkeys Complex and the Collums Building. Each Graduate Assistant also has office space and computer access either in the S. J. Sarkeys Complex or Collums Building.