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Diverse fields of study that share one
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Every department/school in the College of Health and Human Development has an undergraduate professor-in-charge to oversee the academic and advising responsibilities related to undergraduate students. Specific questions regarding major areas of study should be addressed to the appropriate department/school professor-in-charge.

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Last Name
Professor of Kinesiology
Professor in Charge, Undergraduate Program in Kinesiology
Summary Statement

Melissa Bopp’s area of research is understanding and promoting physical activity in diverse populations and settings.

Department
  • Kinesiology - KINES
Professor of Human Development and Family Studies
Professor-in-Charge, Undergraduate Programs
Summary Statement

Bo Cleveland studies individual differences in substance use and misuse as well as how individuals’ characteristics modify the impact of experiences on substance use and addictive behaviors. His work focuses on person-context and person-experience interactions.

Department
  • Human Development and Family Studies - HDFS
Teaching Professor of Biobehavioral Health
Professor-In-Charge of the Undergraduate Program
Department
  • Biobehavioral Health - BBH
Assistant Teaching Professor
Professor in Charge of Undergraduate Program
Audiologist
Audiology Club Adviser
Department
  • Communication Sciences and Disorders - CSD
Professor of Health Policy and Administration
Professor-in-Charge of the Undergraduate Program
Department
  • Health Policy and Administration - HPA
Director, PGA Golf Management Program
Teaching Professor
Undergraduate Professor-in-Charge
Summary Statement

I serve as an Associate Teaching Professor and Director of the PGA Golf Management Program. Our goal is to mentor and educate future alumni and PGA Members. Since 1997, I have mentored over 600 students who are now alumni. 

Department
  • Recreation, Park, and Tourism Management - RPTM