Congratulations to our Spring 2021 graduating cohort of Kinesiology Honors students. On Friday, May 7th, students presented their Honors Thesis on Zoom. From exercise physiology to active transportation, our students examined a variety of kinesiological topics, all while adapting their projects due to COVID-19 limitations. We are especially proud of this adaptable and resilient group of students!
Danielle Livingstone: Effect of Oral Contraceptives on Heart Rate Variability Compared to Naturally Menstruating Women
Faculty advisor: Dr. Sushant Ranadive
Co-advisor: Lauren Eagan and Emily Frances Blake
Michelle Su: The Effect of Oral Contraceptive Pills on Baroreceptor Sensitivity
Faculty advisor: Dr. Sushant Ranadive
Co-advisor: Lauren Eagan
D'Marfeivel McLean: The Motor Control of Virtual Stick Balancing
Faculty advisor: Dr. Tim Kiemel
Alexis Jones: Mechanisms of Exercise Intolerance During Heart Failure With Preserved Ejection Fraction
Faculty advisor: Dr. Sarah Kuzmiak-Glancy
Hannah Fields: Investigating the Effects of the University Purple Line on Active Transportation
Faculty advisor: Dr. Jennifer D. Roberts