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Graduate Program Potential Supervisors
Areas of interest
NATURAL SCIENCES
(including exercise physiology, sports medicine, motor control and motor learning, biomechanics, neurophysiology, sports genetics)
Blouin JS, PhD |
Neurophysiology of the spine, Head-neck control, Whiplash injuries, Postural control, Vestibulospinal and reticulospinal pathways |
Bredin S, PhD |
Human motor learning (Skill Acquisition), Motor Expertise, Motor Development, Physical Education, Teacher Preparation, Analysis of Teaching Effectiveness |
Carpenter MG, PhD |
Physiological and psychological origins of balance disorders and the efficacy of physical activity intervention programs to improve balance performance |
Chua R, PhD |
Human perception and action, visual-motor control, sensory-motor integration, perceptual-motor compatibility, coordination dynamics |
Franks IM, PhD |
Behavioural Research: cognitive aspects of movement control and learning. |
Hodges NJ, PhD |
Human motor control and learning across the life-span. Motor expertise. Learning and coordination. Instructions, feedback and observational learning |
Inglis JT, PhD |
Vestibular and somatosensory control of standing balance; microneurographic recording of sensory axons; human kinaesthesis; physical therapy |
Khan K, PhD |
Bone health with a particular emphasis on interventions in childhood and in seniors; research in seniors concerns fall prevention in high-risk groups, such as those with osteoporosis |
Lam T, PhD |
Neural and sensory control of walking, gait rehabilitation, neurological injury and rehabilitation |
McKenzie DC, PhD, MD |
Applied physiology; sports medicine |
Rhodes EC, PhD |
Bioenergetics of physical activity; metabolic physiology pertaining to training of the energy systems of the body |
Rupert J, PhD |
The genetics and genomics of physical performance and the evolution of human adaptation to high-altitude |
Sanderson DJ, PhD |
Biomechanics: including analysis of wheelchair mechanics, locomotion, cycling; electromyography; role of biomechanical variables in modification of movement patterns |
Sheel W, PhD |
Exercise Science: exercise physiology, respiratory physiology, athletic performance |
Taunton JE, MD |
Sports medicine: over-use injuries; etiology/treatment for stress fractures, exercise-induced anemia; endocrine aspects of exercise |
Warburton DER, PhD |
Exercise Science: cardiovascular physiology, clinical exercise rehabilitation, exercise physiology, health status in high risk populations, fitness assessment |
SOCIAL SCIENCES (including cultural studies, sport psychology, history of sport, health behaviours, sport management, and sport marketing)
Beauchamp MR, PhD |
Sport and Exercise Psychology, Psychology of Group Dynamics, Role Perceptions, Transformational Leadership, Close Relationships |
Crocker PRE, PhD
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Sport & exercise psychology - stress, coping and emotion; physical self |
Frisby WM, PhD |
Socio-Managerial Research: organizational theory; gender and organizations; inclusion of disadvantaged groups; inter-organizational partnerships; community-based health promotion; qualitative research methods |
Hurd Clarke L, PhD |
Health and Aging Research: ageism; body image and aging; non-surgical cosmetic procedures; older women's sexuality; osteoporosis and subjective conceptualizations of health, quality of life and well-being; and qualitative methods |
Sparks RE, PhD |
Socio-Managerial Research: sport marketing and communication; advertising and consumer culture; media relations and journalism studies |
Vertinsky P, EdD
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Gender and sport, history and sociology of sport, health and physical activity, social critique of science, socio-cultural issues of health and physical activity |
Wilson B, PhD |
Cultural studies and sociology, with a focus on media studies, deviance, youth, social inequality, social movements, and qualitative methods |
PHYSICAL EDUCATION & COACHING
Mosher RE, PhD |
Coaching science; the elite-level pre-pubertal athlete; growth and motor development |
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