Associate Professors

Dr. Fabien Basset, BPE, M.Sc., PhD Laval
Research:
Cardiorespiratory responses to exercise
Muscle fatigue and human performance
Metabolic responses to environmental factors
Dr. Basset's website

Dr. Jeannette Byrne, B.Sc. (PT) Dalhousie, M.Sc. Waterloo, PhD Waterloo
Research:
Factors influencing joint and muscle function in both healthy and injured populations.
Biomechanical modelling.
Knee function following total knee arthroplasty.
Physiotherapy interventions aimed at optimizing joint and muscle function.

Dr. David Hancock, B.A. (Hons), M.A. Laurentian, PhD Ottawa
Research:
Sport officiating (group processes, decision-making, mental health, recruitment/retention, and female officials)
Youth sport (relative age and birthplace effects)
Dr. Hancock's website

Dr. Angela Loucks-Atkinson, BA, MA Waterloo, PhD Georgia
Research:
Health and well-being
Chronic illnesses and disabilities
Health and social psychology
Active lifestyle
Valued life activities
Constraints
Chronic pain and fatigue
Lifespan
Methodological, measurement and statistical issues
Dr. Loucks-Atkinson's website

Dr. Erin McGowan, B.Sc.(Hons) Ottawa, M.Sc. Memorial, PhD Western
Research:
Exploring the effects of physical activity on managing treatment side effects and improving overall quality of life
Health behaviour change in cancer survivors.
Dr. McGowan's website
* Currently on leave

Assistant Professors

Dr. Jeff Crane, B.Kin., B.Ed. Acadia University, M.Sc. (Kin.) Texas Woman's University, PhD. University of Victoria
Dr. Crane is cross-appointed with the Faculty of Education. 
Research:
Promotion of physical activity engagement across the lifespan for all individuals.
Prevention against sedentary behaviours across the lifespan for all individuals.
Internal and external influences that contribute to either an active or sedentary lifestyle.
The role of an educator (preservice and service) as a contributor to motor development.
Exploring schools and community as key players to engagement in physical pursuits.
Creating opportunities for individuals with disabilities or special needs and at-risk populations.
Physical and health literacy.
Dr. Crane's website

Dr. Kim Cullen, BSc (Kinesiology) Waterloo, MSc (Rehabilitation Science) McMaster, PhD (Biophysics) Guelph
Cross-appointed to the Faculty of Medicine, Community Health and Humanities.
Research:
Examining workplace hazards and risk factors for musculoskeletal and mental health conditions.
Identifying meaningful thresholds of change for outcome measures in work and health research.
Using evidence synthesis approaches to evaluate effective workplace policies and program innovation in work disability prevention.
Dr. Cullen's website

Dr. Stephanie Field, BA, MSc (Kinesiology), PhD (Kinesiology), University of Victoria

Twitter: @stephcfield
Research Gate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Stephanie-Field-3
Research:
children’s perceived and actual water competence
physical literacy in aquatic environments
the impact of water safety programs on drowning prevention
physical, cognitive, and social factors that influence children’s recreation and leisure participation
the role of perceived and actual motor competence on physical activity participation
Dr. Field's website