Kinesiology & Health
Faculty & Staff
School of Education, Health, and Society
Dr. Ronald H. CoxPosition: Associate Professor Degree: B.S. Frostburg State 1972 M.A. Appalachian State 1977 Ph.D. The University of Tennessee 1980 Area: Exercise Science Office: 26H Phillips Hall Phone:(513) 529-4435 Fax: (513) 529-5006 Email: coxrh@muohio.edu
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Current Scholarly Activity:
Physiological and behavioral factors involved in the etiology and prevention of obesity. Of particular interest is the utility and feasibility of altering the work enviroment to include low intesity but extended duration activity via active work stations.
Secondary interests include the physiological and health consequences attendant to the use and abuse of various ergogenic aids. The social, legal and cultural forces that shape the perception of these agents are also of interest.
Courses Taught:
KNH 188 Exercise Health
KNH 202 Knowledge Development in Health and Physical Culture
KNH 420 Internship: Exercise Science
KNH 453/553 Seminar: Advanced Weight Training
KNH 468/568 Physiology and Biophysics of Human Activity
KNH 610 Internship: Exercise Science
Recent scholarly publications:
Cox, R.H., Guth, J., Siekemeyer, L., Kellems, B., Brehm, S. & Ohlinger, C. Metabolic Cost and Speech Quality While Using an Active Workstation. Journal of Physical Activity and Health, in press March 2011.
Ohlinger, C., Cox, R.H., Horn, T.S. The Effect of Active Workstation Use on Measures of Cognition, Attention and Motor Skill. Journal of Physical Activity and Health, in press, Jan 2011.
Kistler, B.M., Walsh, M., Cox, R.H. and Horn, T.S. Acute Effects of Static Stretch on the 60 and 100 Meter Dash. Journal of Strength and Conditioning, in press.
Recent outstanding Service activity:
Consultant/Reviewer of ACSM “Strength & Conditioning”
Mercy Plex Healthy Weight Solutions: Support GroupPresentations
Recent Awards/Grants for teaching, research, and/or service:
CELT Teaching Fellowship Grant