Stavros Atsas – Director, Equity Assessment and Impact  
Denise Bartell – Associate Provost, Academic Affairs
Ginger Bihn-Coss – Assistant Professor, Communication Studies
Ed Dauterich – Professor, English
Shannon Helfinstine – Associate Director, Assessment, AAL
Tracy Laux – Senior Lecturer and Faculty Senate Chair
Jenny Marcinkiewicz – Associate Professor, Biological Sciences and Director, Center for Teaching and Learning
Mandy Munro-Stasiuk – Professor and Dean, College of Arts and Sciences

DIGITAL PROJECT MANAGEMENT

As entire industri

DIGITAL PROJECT MANAGEMENT

As entire industri

Publications and Presentations - Environmental Physiology Lab

PUBLICATIONS

Y Sukseo, K Burns, B Pollock, J Gunstad, EL Glickman (2014) Do glucose containing beverages play a role in thermoregulation, thermal sensation and mood state? Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition.  2014, 11:24
DOI: 10.1186/1550-2783-11-24

Muller MD, Sukseo Y, Kim CH, Ryan EJ, Pollock BS, Burns KJ, Glickman EL (2014) Cold habituation does not improve manual dexterity during rest and exercise in 5°C.  International Journal of Biometeorology 58(3) 383-94.

Equipment - Environmental Physiology Lab

The Environmental Physiology Lab has three unique pieces of equipment that allows us to study how environmental factors such as heat, cold and altitude influence physical performance and cognitive function.  The equipment includes a hypoxic chamber that can simulate up to 14,000 feet of elevation, a cold water immersion tank, and an environmental chamber that can be set between 20 and 105 ºF.

Environmental Physiology Laboratory

Research in the Environmental Physiology Laboratory focuses on normobaric hypoxia and cold exposure, i.e., extreme environmental conditions and developing strategies that enhance our ability to treat, compete and better understand the human condition under these stressors, both physiologic and cognitive.