Department of Health Sciences
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Timothy Burnham, Ph.D., Sport Physiology, Human Anatomy
Leonardo D'Acquisto, Ed.D., Sport Physiology, Kinesiology, Human Anatomy
Eric Foch, PhD., Biomechanics, Sport and Clinical Biomechanics
Vincent Nethery, Ph.D., Sport Physiology, Environmental Physiology, Human Anatomy.
Kelly Pritchett, Ph.D., R.D. Sports Nutrition, Clinical Nutrition, Eating Disorders
Robert Pritchett, Ph.D., Sport Physiology, Environmental Physiology
Karen Roemer, PhD., Biomechanics, Sport Biomechanics, Biomechanics Laboratory
Exercise Science graduates use knowledge and skills to assess and improve physical status and functional abilities in both healthy and diseased populations. They enter a world where knowledge and skills related to the role of physical activity in health and disease is of ever increasing prophylactic and prescriptive importance.
Admission to the Exercise Science Programs is selective. For details on eligibility for admission, please see individual programs below, paying special attention to pre-admission requirements.
Students must be admitted to the Exercise Science major prior to enrolling in 300 and above level EXSC classes and a C or better grade is required for all courses in major and minor programs.
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