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| Ronald H. Cox, Ph.D. | |
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| Associate Professor Exercise Science | |
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Scholarly and Professional Focus: |
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Effects of exercise adaptations on the regulation of cardiovascular function; Health and performance effects of ergogenic aids and supplements; the theoretical basis of chiropractic manipulations on physiological function; and firearms and public health policy.
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Selected Publications: |
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| Smith, Dean & R.H. Cox. Muscular Strength and Chiropractic:
Theoretical Mechanisms and Health Implications. Journal of Vertebral
Subluxation Research . 3(4), 1999-2000. Cox, R.H. Developing Strategies for Stress Management. (1991). In Neurobiology and Neuroendocrinology of Stress. Brown, Rivier & Koob (Eds.) Marcel Dekker, Inc. NY, NY. Cox, R.H. (1991). Exercise training and response to stress: Insights from an animal model. Medicine & Science in Sport and Exercise. 23(7), 853-859. |
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Courses Taught: |
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| PHS 468/568 Physiological and Biophysical Basis of Activity PHS 631 Coaching Science (co-taught) PHS 188 Physical Activity and Health PHS 668 Advanced Exercise Physiology PHS 293 Strength and Conditioning |
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Honors and Awards: |
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| Nominated Effective Educator Classes of 1990, 1995,
1997 |
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Notable Service Accomplishments: |
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| Lectures and Monthly Column for Recreational Sports
News Letter Advisor Miami University Weightlifting Club |
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To Contact: |
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| Phone: 513 529 4435 E-mail: coxrh@muohio.edu Address: PHS Dept, Miami University, Oxford OH 45056 |
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