Graduate Student Directory

Brooke’s research interests are in the lateralized hemispheric processes that surround motor control and their implications for the treatment of various neurological diagnoses, such as stroke.

Lucas D. Elliott’s research focuses on physical activity/active travel disparities throughout underserved populations in order to understand how communities can engage and promote in promotive practices.

Logan Faux-Dugan’s research investigates the relationships between achilles tendon moment arms and triceps surae muscle architecture parameters and implications for locomotion in human populations.

Kavya’s research focuses on the effects of load stimuli across growth on multiple facets of adult musculoskeletal health, including locomotor energetics, joint mechanics, and muscle/tendon properties.

Tom Rorke’s research examines the history and contemporary sociology of ice hockey and other team sports, how gender is performed and regulated in sport and physical activity, and emerging ethical issues in sport and physical activity.