Areas of Research
Marion Alexander, Ph.D. (Alberta)
- Sport biomechanics
- Biomechanical analysis of ADL in older arthritis subjects
- Anatomical biomechanics and injuries
Janice Butcher, Ph.D. (Alberta)
- Psycho-social aspects of physical activity participation
- Exercise behavior
- Benefits of physical activity
Michael Campbell, Ph.D. (Waterloo)
- Parks and protected areas planning and management
- Resource based outdoor recreation/education
- Tourism and travel
- Human dimensions of wildlife
Judy Chipperfield, Ph.D. (Manitoba)
- Health and aging
- Psychology of successful aging
Janice Forsyth, Ph.D. (Western)
- Contemporary Aboriginal sport practices in Canada
- Analyses of race, class, and gender in Aboriginal sport
- Sports and games at Canadian residential schools
- Canadian Aboriginal participation in Olympic Games
- Sport and community development
Phillip Gardiner, Ph.D. (Alberta), Graduate Program Chair
- Exercise physiology
- Neural and neuromuscular adaptations to altered activity
Gordon Giesbrecht, Ph.D. (Manitoba)
- Physiology of exercise under environmental stress
- Human temperature regulation
- Hypo- and hyperthermia
Joannie Halas, Ph.D. (Alberta)
- The quality and cultural relevance of physical education, particularly for marginalized youth
- Cross-cultural pedagogy
- Qualitative/interpretive research methods
Michael Heine, Ph.D. (Alberta)
- Cross-cultural analysis of sport and physical performance
- History and documentation of indigenous sports practices
Dennis W. Hrycaiko, Ph.D. (Alberta)
- Psychology of sport
- Performance enhancement
Henry Janzen, Ed.D. (Colorado)
- Sport psychology
- School physical education
- Sport administration/management
Kelly MacKay, Ph.D. (Illinois)
- Special interest tourism
- Tourist behaviour and experience
- Destination image; destination marketing
- Parks Canada social science research
Jennifer Mactavish, Ph.D. (Minnesota)
- Quality of life issues among individuals with an intellectual disability
- Social-psychological outcomes of individuals with intellectual disability across the lifespan, derived from recreation and leisure
- Constraints that affect the above issues
Michelle Porter, Ph.D. (Western Ontario)
- Neuromuscular physiology, function and aging
- Strength training; functional performance
- Driving and aging
- Global positioning system (GPS)
- Isokinetic dynamometry
A. Elizabeth Ready, Ph.D. (Alberta)
- Health benefits of physical activity in the elderly
- Community-based physical activity interventions
- Role of physical activity in the prevention and management of Type 2 diabetes
- Physical activity as a healthy alternative during menopause
Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management - Graduate Programs
307 Max Bell Centre
University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB R3T 2N2 Canada
307 Max Bell Centre
University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB R3T 2N2 Canada
Tel 204.474.7087
Fax 204.261.4802
Email kinrecgrad@umanitoba.ca


