Breif Bio
Dr. Brady’s teaching, service, and research are synergistic and focus on exercise assessment and prescription in the older adult population. At UNCG, Dr. Brady teaches a variety of Kinesiology courses, primarily at the undergraduate level. She is the director of HOPE, a community-based exercise program for older adults that provides practical experience for Kinesiology majors. Dr. Brady is involved with a number of community organizations and partnerships and serves as the internship coordinator for undergraduate Kinesiology majors. If you’re interested in learning about internships, please click this link to view a video of former student’s speaking on their internship experience.
CLASSES TAUGHT
- KIN 220 Physical Fitness for Life
- KIN 379 Exercise Instruction
- KIN 466 Practicum in Fitness Leadership
- KIN 468 Exercise Testing and Prescription I
- KIN 469 Exercise Prescription
- KIN 471 Internship Prep in Fitness Leadership
- KIN 595 Exercise Science Internship (Undergraduate)
- KIN 694 Internship in Kinesiology (Graduate)
SCHOLARLY & PROFESSIONAL KEYWORDS
Physical function and body composition in older adults, muscle quality, clinical exercise physiology, exercise testing and prescription
