Education. Professional Experience. August 2011

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1 Curriculum Vitae Matthew Kirk Seeley, PhD, ATC Department of Exercise Sciences, Brigham Young University 116B RB, Provo, UT Phone: Fax: Education Doctor of Philosophy in Exercise Science, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, USA, 2006 Area of Concentration: Biomechanics Dissertation Title: A Test of the Functional Asymmetry Hypothesis During Walking Major Co-Advisors: Robert Shapiro, PhD & Brian R. Umberger, PhD Master of Science in Exercise Science, Utah State University, Logan, UT, USA, 2002 Area of Concentration: Biomechanics Thesis Title: Reaction Forces During the Yurchenko Vault and Floor Exercise Major Advisor: Eadric Bressel, EdD Bachelor of Science in Physical Education, Utah State University, Logan, UT, USA, 2000 Professional Experience Brigham Young University, Provo, UT, USA Assistant Professor, Fall 2006 present University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, USA Research Assistant/Biodynamics Laboratory Manager, Teaching Assistant, Department of Kinesiology and Health Promotion Graduate Assistant, Faculty and Staff Wellness Program, Intermountain Health Care, Logan, UT, USA Head Athletic Trainer, Utah State University Club and Intramural Sports, Utah State University, Logan, UT, USA Graduate Teaching Asst, Dept of Health, P.E., and Recreation, Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer, Undergrad Teaching Assistant, Dept of Health, P.E., and Recreation, Undergraduate Student Athletic Trainer,

2 Teaching Experience Brigham Young University EXSC 362 Kinesiology and Biomechanics (instructor) EXSC 365 Scientific Bases of Sport: Kinesiology (instructor) EXSC 663 Research Techniques in Biomechanics (instructor) University of Kentucky KHP 515 Anatomical and Mechanical Kinesiology (co-instructor) PT 686 Athletic Taping (co-instructor) AT 695 Advanced Rehabilitation Concepts (co-instructor) Utah State University PEP 4200 Biomechanics (lab instructor) PEP 3100 Athletic Injuries (lab instructor) Graduate Student Mentoring & Supervision Committee Chair Matthew Denning PhD (Exercise Sciences), Graduation Aug 2014 Scott Woodland MS (Exercise Sciences), Graduation Aug 2012 Maggie Chan-Roper MS (Exercise Sciences), Graduation Aug 2011 Merrill Funk MS (Exercise Sciences), Graduated Dec 2010 Committee Member Jihong Park PhD (Physical Med and Rehab), Graduation Dec 2011 Mark Coglianese PhD (Physical Med and Rehab), Graduation Aug 2012 Jeremy Hawkins PhD (Physical Med and Rehab), Graduated April 2009 Romina Villamonte PhD (Physical Med and Rehab), Graduated April 2009 Caisa Brooks MS (Exercise Sciences), Graduation April 2012 Nicole Rasmussen MS (Exercise Sciences), Graduation Dec 2011 Erik Rasmussen MS (Exercise Sciences), Graduation Dec 2011 Jill Williams MS (Exercise Sciences), Graduation Dec 2011 Emily Falk MS (Exercise Sciences), Graduation Dec 2011 Krista Prusak MS (Exercise Sciences), Graduation Dec 2011 Ashlee Taylor MS (Exercise Sciences), Graduation Dec 2011 Sarah Ingebretsen MS (Exercise Sciences), Graduation Dec 2011 Kazuto Sakita MS (Exercise Sciences), Graduated Dec 2010 Taubi Neves MS (Exercise Sciences), Graduated April 2010 Sylvia Wilcox MS (Exercise Sciences), Graduated April 2010 Jesse Tukuafu MS (Exercise Sciences), Graduated Aug 2010 Aared Sampson MS (Exercise Sciences), Graduated Aug 2009 Ruthann Cunningham MS (Exercise Sciences), Graduated Aug 2009

3 Scientific Publications Refereed Articles ( * indicates undergraduate student coauthor; indicates graduate student coauthor) 1. Seeley, M.K., Park, J., King, D. *, & Hopkins, J.T.. A novel experimental knee pain model alters walking ground reaction forces. Journal of Athletic Training, In Review. 2. Seeley, M.K., Park, J., King, D. *, & Hopkins, J.T.. Experimental knee pain alters lowerextremity mechanics during walking. Journal of Athletic Training, In Review. 3. Chan-Roper, M.M., Hunter, I., Myrer, J.W., Egget, D., & Seeley, M.K.. Kinematic changes during a marathon for fast and slow runners. Will be submitted to Journal of Sports Science and Medicine. 4. Hopkins, J.T., Coglianese, M., Glasgow, P., Reese, S., & Seeley, M.K.. Alterations in invertor/evertor muscle activation and center of pressure trajectory in patients with chronic ankle instability. Journal of Electromyography and Kinesiology, In Review. 5. Denning, W.M., Bressel, E., Dolny, D., Bressel, M., & Seeley, M.K.. A review of biophysical differences between aquatic and land based exercise. International Journal of Aquatic Research and Education, In Review. 6. Cunningham, R., Hunter, I., Seeley, M.K., & Feland, B.. Running mechanics of female sprinters, middle-distance, and distance runners. International Journal of Sports Science and Coaching, In Review. 7. Wilcox, S., Hager, R., Lockhart, B., & Seeley, M.K.. Ground reaction forces generated by twenty-eight Hatha Yoga postures. International Journal of Exercise Science, In Review. 8. Seeley, M.K., Funk, M.J., Denning, W.M., Hager, R., and Hopkins, J.T.. Tennis forehand kinematics change as post-impact ball speed is altered. Sports Biomechanics, In Press. 9. Neves, T., Johnson, A.W., Myrer, J.W., & Seeley, M.K.. A biomechanical comparison of three different volleyball blocking techniques. Journal of Sports Science and Medicine, In Press. 10. Seeley, M.K., Sandberg, R.P. *, Chacon, J.F. *, Funk, M.D., Nokes, N., & Mack, G.W.. Metabolic energy expenditure during spring-loaded crutch ambulation. Journal of Sport Rehabilitation, In Press. 11. Seeley, M.K., Hunter, I., Roggia, A. *, Bateman, T.D. *, Larson, B.J, & Draper, D.O. (2011). A kinematic comparison of spring-loaded and traditional crutches. Journal of Sport Rehabilitation, (20),

4 12. Seeley, M.K., Umberger, B.R., Clasey, J.L., & Shapiro, R. (2010). The relation between mild limb-length inequality and asymmetry in healthy walking. Journal of Sports Science and Medicine, (9), Villamonte, R., Vehrs, P.R., Feland, J.B., Johnson, A.W., Seeley, M.K., & Egget, D. (2010). Reliability of sixteen balance tests in individuals with Down Syndrome. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 111(2), Rice, J. * & Seeley, M.K. (2010). An investigation of lower-extremity functional asymmetry for non-preferred able-bodied walking speeds. International Journal of Exercise Science, 3(4), Article Seeley, M.K., Umberger, B.R. & Shapiro, R. (2008). A test of the functional asymmetry hypothesis in walking. Gait and Posture, 28(1), Seeley, M.K., Uhl, T.L., McGinn, P.A., McCrory, J., Kibler, W.B. & Shapiro, R. (2008). A comparison of muscle activation patterns during traditional and abbreviated tennis serves. Sports Biomechanics, 7(2), Seeley, M.K. & Bressel, E. (2005). A comparison of upper-extremity reaction forces between the Yurchenko vault and floor exercise. Journal of Sports Science and Medicine, 4(2), Jacobs, C., Uhl, T.L., Seeley, M.K., Sterling, W. & Goodrich, L. (2005). Strength and fatigability of the dominant and non-dominant hip abductors. Journal of Athletic Training, 40, Refereed Articles, In Preparation 1. Seeley, M.K., Umberger, B.R., & Shapiro, R.. Electromyography asymmetries during ablebodied gait do not support the functional asymmetry hypothesis. Will be submitted to Journal of Electromyography and Kinesiology. 2. Gage, M.J., Myrer, J.W., Seeley, M.K. & Hopkins, J.T.. Reliability of measuring active and relaxed abdominal muscle thickness using rehabilitative ultrasound imaging. Will Be Submitted to Journal of Sport Rehabilitation. 3. Seeley, M.K., Umberger, B.R., & Shapiro, R.. Bilateral differences in joint kinetics and functional asymmetry during able-bodied gait. Will Be Submitted to Journal of Biomechanics. 4. Gage, M.J., Hopkins, J.T., Seeley, M.K., Draper, D.D., Hunter, I., Feland, J.B., Myrer, J.W., and Sudweeks, R.R.. The effect of an eight-week training program on abdominal muscle thickness. Will Be Submitted to Journal of Sport Rehabilitation.

5 5. Johnson, A.W., Myrer, J.W., Seeley, M.K., Feland, J.B., Eggett, D., & Gwynn, K.. Fatigue of neck extensors does not decrease muscle activation of the biceps brachii in healthy individuals. Will Be Submitted to Journal of Athletic Training. Recent (2008-present) Refereed Abstracts and Scientific Presentations ( * indicates undergraduate student coauthor; indicates graduate student coauthor) 1. Seeley, M.K., Park, J., King, D., & Hopkins, J.T. (2011). Experimental knee pain affects certain running kinematics. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics. Long Beach, CA, USA. 2. Johnson, A.W., Sommerfeldt, R.J., Mitchell, U.H., Seeley, M.K., & George, J.D. (2011). Upper extremity dexterity changes due to neck extensors or forearm muscle fatigue. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine, Denver, CO, USA. 3. Hopkins, J.T., Park, J., King, D. *, & Seeley, M.K. (2011). Pain perception during and following experimentally-induced anterior knee pain. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine, Denver, CO, USA. 4. Denning, M., Funk, M., Hager, R., Hopkins, J.T., & Seeley, M.K. (2011). Kinematic changes associated with changing intensities during the tennis forehand groundstroke. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine, Denver, CO, USA. 5. Hager, R., Wilcox, S., Lockhart, B., Seeley, M.K., & George, J. (2010). Ground reaction forces generated by twenty-eight Hatha Yoga postures. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southwest Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine. San Diego, CA, USA. 6. Cunningham, R., Hunter, I., Seeley, M.K., & Feland, B. (2010). Variations in running form among female sprinters, middle, and distance runners. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics. Providence, RI, USA. 7. Tukuafu, J., Hunter, I., Seeley, M.K., & Feland, B. (2010). The effect of indoor track curve radius on sprint speed and ground reaction forces. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics. Providence, RI, USA. 8. Neves, T., Seeley, M.K., Johnson, A.W., & Myrer, J.W. (2010). A kinematic comparison of three different volleyball blocking techniques. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics. Providence, RI, USA. 9. Coglianese, M., Hopkins, J.T., & Seeley, M.K. (2010). Muscle activation patterns for functional ankle instability and normal subjects during anticipated and unanticipated jump landings. Presented at the Second Congress of the International Foot and Ankle Biomechanics Community. Seattle, WA, USA.

6 10. Hopkins, J.T., Coglianese, M., Dunn, T. *, Reese, S., & Seeley, M.K. (2010). Leg muscle activation and foot pressure related to functional ankle instability. Presented at the Second Congress of the International Foot and Ankle Biomechanics Community. Seattle, WA, USA. 11. Dunn, T. *, Hopkins, J.T., Coglianese, M., Reese, S., & Seeley, M.K. (2010). Invertor vs. evertor activation and foot center of pressure displacement during walking in ankle instability. Presented at the Second Congress of the International Foot and Ankle Biomechanics Community. Seattle, WA, USA. 12. Hopkins, J.T., Johnson, A.W., Park, J., King, D. *, & Seeley, M.K. (2010). Lower extremity muscle activation alterations due to experimentally induced knee pain during landing. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine. Baltimore, MD, USA. 13. Seeley, M.K., Johnson, A.W., Park, J., King, D. *, & Hopkins, J.T. (2010). Ground reaction force alterations due to experimentally induced anterior knee pain during walking. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine. Baltimore, MD, USA. 14. King, D. *, Seeley, M.K., Johnson, A.W., Park, J., & Hopkins, J.T. (2010). Ground reaction force alterations due to experimentally induced anterior knee pain during landing. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine. Baltimore, MD, USA. 15. Gage, M.J., Seeley, M.K., Hunter, I., Draper, D.O., Myrer, J.W., Feland, J.B., Sudweeks, R., & Hopkins, J.T. (2010). The Effect of an Eight-Week Training Program on Abdominal Muscle Thickness. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the National Athletic Trainers Association. Philadelphia, PA, USA. 16. Johnson, A.W., Feland, J. B., Myrer, J.W., Seeley, M.K., & Mitchell, U.H. (2010). Neck extensor fatigue does not inhibit elbow flexors or extensors. Presented at the American Physical Therapy Association Annual Conference and Exposition. Boston, MA, USA. 17. Johnson, A., Myrer, J., Seeley, M.K., Feland, B., Eggett, D., & Anderson, J. (2010). Reliability of a sitting and a prone neck extensors endurance test. Presented at the American Physical Therapy Association Combined Sections Meeting. San Diego, CA, USA. 18. Dunn, T.R. * & Seeley, M.K. (2009). Vertical displacement of the center of mass during spring-loaded crutch ambulation. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics. State College, PA, USA. 19. Smith, R.S. *, Rice, J.R. *, & Seeley, M.K. (2009). An evaluation of functional asymmetry at non-preferred walking speeds. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics. State College, PA, USA.

7 20. Sandberg, R.P. *, Seeley, M.K., Chacon, J.F. *, Monson, S.D. *, Funk, M.D., Nokes, N., & Mack, G.W. (2009). A metabolic evaluation of a novel spring-loaded crutch design. Presented at the 56 th American College of Sport Medicine Annual Meeting. Seattle, WA, USA. 21. Villamonte, R., Vehrs, P.R., Feland, J.B., Johnson, A.W., Seeley, M.K., & Egget, D. (2009). Reliability of sixteen balance tests in individuals with Down syndrome. Presented at the International Mosaic Down Syndrome Conference. Cincinnati, OH, USA. 22. Seeley, M.K., Umberger, B.R., & Shapiro, R. (2008). Are asymmetries in joint kinetics related to limb dominance? Presented at the North American Congress on Biomechanics. Ann Arbor, MI, USA. 23. Bateman, T.D. *, Seeley, M.K., Roggia, A.M. *, Larson, B.J., & Draper, D.O. (2008). An evaluation of mechanical energy transfer during traditional and spring-loaded crutch ambulation. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the National Athletic Trainers Association. St. Louis, MO, USA. 24. Gage, M.J., Myrer, J.W., Hopkins, J.T. & Seeley, M.K. (2008). Reliability of measuring active and relaxed lateral abdominal muscle thickness using ultrasound in healthy subjects. Presented at the Annual Rocky Mountain Athletic Trainers Association Meeting and Symposium. Phoenix, AZ, USA. 25. Gage, M.J., Myrer, J.W., Hopkins, J.T. & Seeley, M.K. (2008). Reliability of measuring active and relaxed lateral abdominal muscle thickness using ultrasound in healthy subjects. Presented at the 55 th American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting. Indianapolis, IN, USA. 26. Seeley, M.K. (2008). A Mechanical and Metabolic Evaluation of Ambulation Using Springloaded Crutches. An Invited Lecture Presented at the University of Florida Center of Exercise Science Seminar Series. Gainesville, FL, USA. Technical Reports 1. Bateman, T.D., Seeley, M.K., Roggia, A.M., & Draper, D.O. (2008). An evaluation of mechanical energy transfer during traditional and spring-loaded crutch ambulation. Requested by Millennial Medical Incorporated, Logan, UT, USA. 2. Hanaki-Martin, S., Spigelman, T., Seeley, M.K., Turnquist, T., Uhl, T., Johnson, D. & Shapiro, R. (2008). Predicting perceived benefit in patients using an off-loading knee orthotic. Presented to DonJoy, Orthopaedics LLC, Vista, CA, USA. 3. Shapiro, R., Uhl, T.L., Seeley, M.K., McGinn, P.A., McCrory, J., & Kibler, W.B. (2005). A comparison of traditional and abbreviated tennis serves. Presented to The United States Tennis Association.

8 Funding External Funding 1. Effects of Experimentally Induced Knee Joint Pain on Lower Extremity Neuromechanics (2011). Funding Source: National Institute of Health (PA Mechanisms, models, measurement, and management in pain research). Amount Requested: $150,000. Role: Co- Primary Investigator. Received an impact score of 44, and we plan to resubmit. 2. Perfect Empowered Drinking Water (2010). Funding Source: Perfect Water and Essentials, LLC. Amount Requested: $9,875; Amount Funded: $9,875. Role: Primary Investigator. 3. Creation of Multimedia Tools for Teaching Undergraduate Biomechanics (2008). Funding Source: National Science Foundation (Program Solicitation: Course Curriculum, and Laboratory Improvement). Amount Requested: $150,000. Amount Funded: Not Funded. Role: Co-Primary Investigator. 4. Perceived Benefit for Patients Using A Knee Prosthetic (2006). Funding Source: DonJoy Orthopedics. Amount Requested: $22,000; Amount Funded: $15,000. Role: Primary Investigator. 5. A Biomechanical Evaluation of a Novel Mobile Walking Device (2006). Funding Source: Millennial Medical Incorporated. Amount Requested: $4,200. Amount Funded: $4,200. Total Received = $29,075 Total Requested = $336,075 Internal Funding Faculty Development 1. Metabolic Cost of Spring-loaded Crutch Ambulation (2008). Funding Source: Brigham Young University Mary Lou Fulton Chair for the College of Health and Human Performance. Amount Requested: $1,820; Amount Funded: $1,820. Role: Primary Investigator. 2. Investigating the Neuromuscular and Mechanical Effects of Experimentally Induced Knee Pain During Walking (2008). Funding Source: College of Health and Human Performance Faculty Fellowship. Amount Requested: $4,343. Amount Funded: $4,343. Role: Co-Primary Investigator. 3. Additional Matlab Training (2008). Funding Source: College of Health and Human Performance Faculty Fellowship. Amount Requested: $550; Amount Funded: $ Course Development Project (2007). Funding Source: Brigham Young University Faculty Center. Amount Requested: $300; Amount Funded: $300.

9 5. The Influence of Anthropometrics on a Novel Mobile Walking Device (2007). Funding Source: Brigham Young University Mary Lou Fulton Chair for the College of Health and Human Performance. Amount Requested: $4,300; Amount Funded: $3,400. Role: Primary Investigator. 6. Neck extensor muscle endurance in a sitting position compared to a prone position in healthy individuals (2007). Funding Source: Brigham Young University Mary Lou Fulton Chair for the College of Health and Human Performance. Amount Requested: $1,900; Amount Funded: $1,300. Role: Co-investigator. 7. Neck extensor muscle fatigue and elbow flexor muscle activation (2007). Funding Source: Brigham Young University Mary Lou Fulton Chair for the College of Health and Human Performance. Amount Requested: $2,350; Amount Funded: $1,950. Role: Co-investigator. 8. Walking Speed and the Functional Asymmetry Hypothesis (2006). Funding Source: College of Health and Human Performance Faculty Fellowship. Amount Requested: $3,775; Amount Funded: $3,775. Role: Primary Investigator. 9. Evaluation of an Isometric Endurance Exercise as a Rehabilitation Tool (2006). Funding Source: Brigham Young University Faculty Fellowship. Amount Requested: $2,910; Amount Funded: $2,910. Role: Co-Investigator. Total Received = $19,348 Total Requested = $21,248 Office of Research and Creative Activities (ORCA) 1. Examining Quantitative Differences in Gait Between the PVC Prosthesis Design and the Standard Prosthesis (2010). Brigham Young University Office of Research and Creative Activities Grant (Amount Requested: $1,800; Amount Funded: Not Funded). Role: Faculty Mentor for David Chinn. 2. Evaluating Electromyographic Responses to Walking in Reebok Easy-Tone Shoe (2010). Brigham Young University Office of Research and Creative Activities Grant (Amount Requested: $1,800; Amount Funded: Not Funded). Role: Faculty Mentor for Molly Hagen. 3. The Effects of Experimentally Induced Anterior Knee Pain on Postural Control (2010). Brigham Young University Office of Research and Creative Activities Grant (Amount Requested: $1,800; Amount Funded: Not Funded). Role: Faculty Mentor for Benjamin Willford. 4. Ground Reaction Forces During Spring-loaded Crutch Ambulation (2009). Brigham Young University Office of Research and Creative Activities Grant (Amount Requested: $1,800; Amount Funded: $1,800). Role: Faculty Mentor for Ryan Sandberg.

10 5. A Preliminary Analysis of A Novel Patellar Tendon Strap (2009). Brigham Young University Office of Research and Creative Activities Grant (Amount Requested: $1,800; Amount Funded: Not Funded). Role: Faculty Mentor for Macsen Viewhig. 6. The Mechanics of Using a Novel Mobile Walking Device (2007). Brigham Young University Office of Research and Creative Activities Grant (Amount Requested: $1,800, Amount Funded: $1,800). Role: Faculty Mentor for Thomas Bateman. Total Received = $3,600 Total Requested = 10,800 Mentored Environment Grants (MEG) 1. Neuromechanical Factors That Contribute to Chronic Ankle Instability (2010). Funding Source: Brigham Young University Mentoring Environment Grant. Amount Requested: $20,000; Amount Funded: $20, 000. Role: Co-Investigator. 2. Lower-extremity Neuromechanics Related to Physical Activity (2006). Funding Source: Brigham Young University Mentoring Environment Grant. Amount Requested: $20,000; Not Funded. Role: Co-Investigator. 3. Creating An Exercise Sciences Research Mentoring Group (2006). Funding Source: Brigham Young University Mentoring Environment Grant. Amount Requested: $19,760; Not Funded. Role: Co-Investigator. Total Received = $20,000 Total Requested = 59,760 Other 1. Graduate Mentoring Award (2009). Funding Source: Brigham Young University Graduate School. Amount Requested: $4,000; Amount Funded: $4,000. Role: Faculty Mentor. 2. Can Antalgic Gait Promote Osteoarthritis? (2009). Funding Source: Brigham Young University Gerontology Program. Amount Requested: $4, Amount Funded: $4, Role: Primary Investigator. 3. Graduate Mentoring Award (2007). Funding Source: Brigham Young University Graduate School. Amount Requested: $4,000; Amount Funded: $4,000. Role: Faculty Mentor. Total Received = $12,051 Total Requested = 12,051 Professional Affiliations American Society of Biomechanics (ASB), 2003 present American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM), 2000 present

11 Awards & Honors Faculty Mentor for the Best Research Presentation From an Undergraduate Student, National Athletic Trainers Association Foundation Student Research Awards Competition, 2008 Outstanding Recent Graduate Award, College of Education, Utah State University, 2008 Outstanding Recent Graduate Award, Department of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation, Utah State University, 2008 Hackensmith Award, Presented to the Outstanding Graduate Student, Department of Kinesiology and Health Promotion, University of Kentucky, 2005 Participant in the Excellence in Science Program, American Association for the Advancement of Science, 2004 Robins Award Finalist, Utah State University, 2002 Teaching Assistant of the Year, College of Education, Utah State University, 2002 Professional Activity Ad Hoc Reviewer for the Following Academic Journals: Journal of Athletic Training Journal of Biomechanics Journal of Sport Rehabilitation Medical Principles and Practice Sports Biomechanics Sports Medicine, Arthroscopy, Rehabilitation, Therapy, and Technology Member of the Communications Committee, American Society of Biomechanics, 2009-present Moderator, Utah Conference on Undergraduate Research, 2008 Invited Lecturer, Undergraduate Biomechanics Courses, Utah State University, 2006, 2007, 2008 Invited Lecturer, Undergraduate Anatomical and Mechanical Kinesiology Course, University of Kentucky, Invited Presenter, University of Kentucky Girls in Science Program, 2005 Invited Lecturer, Seminar Series for Biomedical Engineering, University of Kentucky, 2005 Invited Lecturer, Advanced Seminar in Athletic Training, University of Kentucky, 2004 Biodynamics Laboratory Web Site Manager, University of Kentucky,

12 Invited Lecturer, Seminar in Exercise Science, University of Kentucky, 2002 Graduate Student Senator, Department of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation, Utah State University, Service Activities University/College/Departmental Committees (Brigham Young University) Departmental Strategic Planning Committee, 2011-present Ad-hoc Search Committee, Athletic Training Faculty Position, 2008 Biomechanics Lab Director, Human Research Performance Center, 2010-present College Safety Committee, College of Life Sciences, 2010-present Technology Users Committee, College of Life Sciences, 2009-present Ad-hoc Search Committee, Biomechanics Faculty Position, 2008 Departmental Representative, College Magazine Committee, Ad-hoc Search Committee, Athletic Training Faculty Position, 2007 University Office of Research and Creative Activities Symposium Review Committee, 2006 Professional References Eadric Bressel, EdD, Associate Professor; Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation; Utah State University, Logan UT ; Phone: ; FAX: ; Robert Shapiro, PhD, FACSM, Professor and Director of the University of Kentucky Biodynamics Lab; Department of Kinesiology and Health Promotion, and Department of Biomedical Engineering; University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, ; Phone: ; FAX: ; Timothy L. Uhl, PhD, ATC, PT, Professor and Director of Research; Division of Graduate Athletic Training; Department of Rehabilitative Sciences, 210C College of Health Sciences Building, 900 Limestone Avenue, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, ; Phone: ext ; FAX: ;