Read More About Erica TwardzikI am most excited about our lab's efforts to map and measure the accessibility of transportation systems in the United States. The disability community has been overlooked for too long, and our work aims to change that.
Read More About Brooke StevensDistributive justice and human/civil rights are interests that underscore my teaching, research, and clinical practice. I'm just as focused on the humanities and tackling symptoms of systemic injustice as much as I am in the science that governs the human experience.
Read More About Abbi LaneDespite being born and raised in Columbus, Ohio, by completely over-the-top Buckeye fans, I'm really enjoying the school spirit here. Please don't tell my family, but I was so proud to take our lab photo wearing maize and blue.
Read More About Angela FongWe are designing interventions that have higher potential to be sustainable outside of a controlled laboratory setting. This is exciting because we may be able to impact the lives and health of Black women for many years to come.
Many of our graduates go on to work as wellness coordinators, exercise instructors, coaches, clinical exercise physiologists and research scientists. Others pursue post-graduate studies in public health or business.
Our AES labs investigate how physical activity affects our body and mind, contributes to healthy development in children, and promotes healthier environments and communities.