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Theses/Dissertations from 2021
Psychological Responses to Different Exercise Intensities in Middle-Aged Adults, Claudia Jarosz
Exploring Body Image Through the Injury and Rehabilitation Process of Female Intercollegiate Gymnasts: A Multi-Case Study, Morgan Miller
Theses/Dissertations from 2020
Cultural diversity in interdependent sport teams, Michael J. Godfrey
Effects of an acute session of high- vs low-load resistance training exercise on energy balance, Daniel Grisebach, Derek PD Bornath, Abigail A. Broad, Seth F. McCarthy, and Tom J. Hazell
FLIPPING THE EXERCISE NARRATIVE: An Exploration of Middle-Aged Adults’ Lived Experiences After Making a New Year’s Resolution to Exercise, David McIlwraith
THE LIVED EXPERIENCES OF PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND THEIR FAMILIES: TRANSITIONING TO ADULTHOOD AND THE ROLE OF INDEPENDENT FACILITATION, Emily Christine Tang
TOLL-LIKE RECEPTOR 4 INHIBITION DIFFERENTIALLY IMPACTS INTERVERTEBRAL DISC AXIAL MECHANICS IN WILD TYPE AND SPARC-NULL MICE, Mitch Whittal