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The Kinesiology major and all the concentrations are accredited by Middle States and are approved programs by the NYS Department of Education. In addition, the Teacher Certification concentration is accredited by NCATE and the Athletic Training concentration is accredited by CAATE. For more information on AKA, go to www.americankinesiology.org.
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Department of Kinesiology, Sport Studies, and Physical Education (KSSPE)
Dr. Christopher Williams
Office: B330 Tuttle NorthPhone: (585) 395-5252
E-mail: cwilliam@brockport.edu
Education:
PhD, Auburn University
MS, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
BS, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Area(s) of speciality:
Biomechanics, kinesiology, and exercise science
Books, Publications, and Grants:
Williams, C.D., & Too, D. (2005). Biomechanical Skill Analysis. Dubuque, IO: Kendall-Hunt.
Williams, C.D. (2005). Running kinetics of visually impaired children. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 37 (5), S159.
Too, D., & Williams, C.D. (2004). Kinesiological Bases for Exercise and Sport. Dubuque, IO: Kendall-Hunt.
Williams, C.D. (2003). An analysis of gait kinetics of visually impaired children during running. American Publishing House Grant Award.
Williams, C.D. (2003). Technology Support Initiative Grant Award. The College at Brockport.
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Awards/Honors:
- Outstanding Graduate Student, Department of Health and Human Performance, Auburn University, 1999.
- Presidential Graduate Fellowship, Auburn University, 1997-1998, 1998-1999.
- ACSM/ECSS Socrates Intensive Course-Neuromuscular Performance: Advanced Research Methods. Katholieke. Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, May 17-28, 1998 (6 U.S. participants selected)
- Outstanding Department of Kinesiology Thesis Award, UNLV, 1995
- Outstanding College of Human Performance and Development Thesis Award, UNLV, 1995.
Other:
Dr. Williams came to Brockport in 1999. He teaches kinesiology, biomechanics of sport, graduate research methods, and advanced snowboarding. In addition, he has been involved in research that has investigated the following topics: the electromechanical delay, neuromechanics, neuromuscular motor drive, bilateral deficit, balance, gait, aging, and special populations.
