Scholarly
Interests:
In my early years as a traditional
researcher, I focused mostly on the relationships among intrinsic
motivation, optimal inner experience, and physical activity.
I then began functioning as a programming bridge (i.e., consultant)
between the science of motivation and health and fitness
practitioners and organizations. My present interests have
evolved into exploring the intersecting dynamics of self-development,
well-being, and performance across the lifespan via participatory,
self-experimental, and story-telling methods. The work that
has emerged from this more personally-fulfilling focus is
an eclectic media combination of video, radio, and book products
for people of all ages and, hopefully, breakthrough programs
to healthy living that may be offered by such organizations
as the YMCA.
Courses
Taught:
KNH 202 Knowledge Development
in Health and Physical Culture
KNH 329 Psychological Perspectives on Health
KNH 380 Self Health KNH
402 Critical Reflection on Practices in Health and Physical
Culture
KNH 654 Studies in Exercise
Behavior
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