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Teaching

In teaching, my aim is to fosters students’ intellectual growth through guided learning experiences that scaffold students’ knowledge and skills in a safe and supportive environment. My teaching philosophy is centered around the Warm Demander framework, which helps students thrive by comining high academic expectations with strong relationshiol support. Four key areas comprise my teaching philosophy and support my aim of helping students achieving their goals inside and outside of the classroom, including:

  • Establishing mutual respect and strong relationships with students,

  • Being responsive to student feedback while maintaining high standards of performance, 

  • Developing students’ ability to apply knowledge through rigorous engagement with course materials, and

  • Providing structure support to promote student success.

Teaching Philosophy Statement

Research in Exercise and Sport Science
3 credit hour course for EXSS undergraduate students

The overarching aim of this course is to provide undergraduate students in EXSS with a working knowledge of typical research methods used in exercise science and apply that knowledge to an original research project. Upon successful completion of this course, students should be able to:

  • Formulate research question(s) and hypotheses, identify variables (IV and DV), and select appropriate populations and/or data sources utilized in exercise and sport science research and related fields

  • Explain and identify study designs utilized in exercise and sport science research and related fields

  • Explain statistical terminology and procedures and interpret statistical results used in exercise and sport science and related fields

  • Evaluate and synthesize peer-reviewed research findings

  • Communicate peer-reviewed research findings using a variety of techniques including written summaries and/or infographics

  • Create a piece of original research by applying the concepts learned in class to investigate an original research question using a publicly available dataset

 

Spring 2025 Syllabus and Spring 2025 Course Schedule

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