WE HAVE MOVED!!!!  

 Come and visit us in our temporary new location!

Since our new offices are under construction, we have moved to a temporary location in Murray Herrick (MHC) 207.  We are located down the hall from the cafeteria on the second floor.  However, not all of us are officed in this room.   Here are the following locations of our faculty:  Please note that their telephone numbers remain the same as in the old building.

Dr. John Rohwer - MHC 208 (next door)

Dr. Bridget Duoos - John Roach Center (JRC) 416

Dr. Dan Carey - trailer next to McCarthy Gym (MCG)

All faculty mailboxes are located in MHC 207

All adjuncts are officed in MHC 207

CONGRATULATIONS TO HHP'S QUIZ BOWL TEAM

The team placed 5th out of 13 Teams at the National ASCM Convention in Wayne Nebraska in October, 2009.

 From left to right:  Alex Farrah, Dr. Dan Carey, Kara Hutchins, Sophia Wagner

HHP Professor publishes another article

2009 Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research article was written by Dr. Dan Carey from the Health and Human Performanc Department along with Courtney Tofte, Dr. German Pliego, and Dr. Robert Raymond on "Transferability of running and cycling training zones in triathletes:  Implications for steady-state exercise.  This article can be found in the January 2009 issue, volume 23, issue 1.

Professor publishes an article

Dr. Dan Carey, College of Arts and Sciences (Health and Human Performance Department), Dr. German Pliego and Dr. Robert Raymond (Quantitative Methods and Computer Science Department) are co-authors of an article, “A comparison of different heart rate deflection methods to predict the anaerobic threshold,” published in the fall 2008 issue of the European Journal of Sport Science. The article deals with the validity, or lack thereof, of the heart rate breakpoint theory in assessing the anaerobic threshold. 

Congratulations to Dr. Dan Carey and his colleagues!