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| UNCG
EXPERTS LIST: UNCG
Athletics & Sport Science
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| Allan
Goldfarb
Professor, Exercise & Sport Science Ph.D., Temple University (336) 334-3029, ahgoldfa@uncg.edu |
Antioxidant
Usage to Prevent Oxidative Damage
The Importance of Beta-endorphins & Exercise Nutrition for Endurance Activities Carbohydrate Metabolism & Exercise |
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Katherine
Jamieson
Assistant Professor, Exercise & Sport Science Ph.D., Michigan State University (336) 334-3036, kmjamies@uncg.edu |
Hispanic
Girls and Women in U.S. Sports
Sport as Cultural Practice Student Engagement in Local Community Sports Programs |
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William
B. Karper
Associate Professor, Exercise & Sport Science Ed.D., New York University (336) 334-3035, wbkarper@uncg.edu |
Exercise
& Health
Exercise and Chronic Pain - Arthritis & Fibromyalgia Exercise & Older Adults |
| Stuart
J. Schleien
Professor, Recreation, Tourism, & Hospitality Management Ph.D., The University of Maryland (336) 334-5327, sjs@uncg.edu |
Including
People With Disabilities in Recreation & Sports Programs
Promoting Friendships Between People With & Without Disabilities Building Bridges Between Families & Practitioners to Promote Inclusion Engaging Individuals With Disabilities as Volunteers |
| Sandra
Shultz
Assistant Professor, Exercise & Sport Science Ph.D., The University of Virginia (336) 334-3027, sjshultz@uncg.edu |
Injuries
in Women
Effect of Hormones/Menstrual Cycle on Knee Function & Performance Knee Injuries - Specifically ACL Injury Preventing Knee Injuries in Youth Sports |
| Mary
Lou Veal
Associate Professor, Exercise & Sport Science Ed.D., Columbia University (336) 334-3038, mlveal@uncg.edu |
Quality
Physical Education in Schools
Advocacy & Physical Education |
| Kathleen
Williams
Professor, Exercise & Sport Science Ph.D., The University of Wisconsin at Madison (336) 256-0218, k_willia@uncg.edu |
Aging - Balance & Mobility |