Still wondering what a Ph.D. in kinesiology and nutrition can do for you? The best first step on your road to doctoral study is to contact faculty whose expertise matches your own interests. For general questions, call or email Giamila Fantuzzi, director of graduate studies in kinesiology and nutrition.
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Vanessa Oddo
Investigating the role of precarious working conditions on obesity and cardiovascular disease, and the extent to which precarious employment contributes to health disparities
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Paul Hibbing
Improving measurement, expanding its scope and applying novel techniques in interventions and epidemiologic studies. Sensor-based methods are his primary emphasis, in both pediatric and adult populations
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Kelsey Gabel
Focusing on exercise on body weight, glucoregulation, and cognition in older adults and females during chemotherapy for breast cancer and in survivorship