Scott J. Strath, Ph.D. CURRICULUM VITAE 1. NAME Scott J. Strath

Scott J. Strath, Ph.D.

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CURRICULUM VITAE 1. NAME

Scott J. Strath, Ph.D. Department of Kinesiology College of Health Sciences University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee Appointment: 9 Month Tenure Track Faculty Rank: Associate Professor

2. GENERAL INFORMATION

2.1. Formal education 2.1.1. Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.). (2001). The University of Tennessee, Department of Exercise Science and

Sport Management, Knoxville, Tennessee. Concentration: Exercise Science. Cognate: Nutrition. 2.1.2. Master of Science (M.S.). (1998). Ball State University, Department of Exercise Science, Muncie, Indiana.

Concentration: Exercise Science (Adult Fitness/Cardiac Rehabilitation). 2.1.3. Bachelor of Education (B.Ed. Hons.). (1996). Sheffield Hallam University, Department of Physical

Education, Sheffield, England. Concentration: Physical Education.

2.2. Significant continuing education 2.2.1. Post Doctoral Scholar. (2001). University of Kentucky College of Medicine, Spinal Cord and Brain Injury

Research Center, Lexington, Kentucky. 2.2.2. Post Doctoral Fellow. (2002‐2003). University of Michigan Medical School, Department of Physical

Medicine and Rehabilitation, Ann Arbor, Michigan. 2.2.3. Fellow: Physical Activity and Public Health Postgraduate Course on Research Directions and Strategies.

Sponsored by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the University of South Carolina. Park City, Utah. September 9‐16th, 2002. 60 credit hours.

2.2.4. Clinical Research Scholars NIH‐K30 Program (2007‐2009). Division of Epidemiology, Department of Population Health, Medical College of Wisconsin.

2.3. Academic and professional positions held 2.3.1. 2003‐2007 Assistant Professor Department of Human Movement Sciences

College of Health Sciences University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee 2.3.2. 2003‐Present Director Older Adult Fitness Programs (Wellness Works)

Department of Human Movement Sciences College of Health Sciences University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee

2.3.3. 2003‐Present Co‐Director Physical Activity & Health Research Laboratory Department of Human Movement Sciences College of Health Sciences University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee

2.3.4. 2004‐2012 Center Scholar Center on Age and Community University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee

2.3.5. 2006‐Present Center Scientist Center for Urban Population and Health University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee Aurora Health Care

2.3.6. 2007‐Present Honorary Fellow Department of Population Health Sciences University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health

2.3.7. 2007‐Present Adjunct Assistant Professor Health and Society Institute. Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI

2.3.8. 2008‐Present Associate Professor Department of Kinesiology College of Health Sciences University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee


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2.3.9. 2010‐Present Affiliate Faculty, Zilber School of Public Health, University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI.

2.3.10. 2013‐Present Interim Director, Center for Aging and Translational Research, University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee, WI.

3. RESEARCH/SCHOLARSHIP/PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES 3.1. Articles and papers published or accepted for publication in academic and professional print and electronic

journals *Denotes Senior Author; ǂDenotes Student Advisee 3.1.1. Ainsworth, B.E., W.L. Haskell, M.C. Whitt, M.L. Irwin, A.M. Swartz, S.J. Strath, W.L. O’Brien, D.R. Bassett

Jr., K.H. Schmitz, P.O. Emplaincourt, D.R. Jacobs, and A.S. Leon. Compendium of physical activities: An update of activity codes and MET intensities. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise. 32(9): S498‐S516, 2000.

3.1.2. Ainsworth, B.E., D.R. Bassett Jr., S.J. Strath, A.M. Swartz, W.L. O’Brien, R.W. Thompson, D.A. Jones, C.A. Macera, and C.D. Kimsey. Comparison of three methods for measuring the time spent in physical activity. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise. 32(9): S457‐S464, 2000.

3.1.3. Bassett Jr., D.R., B.E. Ainsworth, A.M. Swartz, S.J. Strath, W.L. O’Brien, and G.A. King. Validity of four motion sensors in measuring moderate intensity physical activity. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise. 32(9): S471‐S480, 2000.

3.1.4. Strath, S.J., A.M. Swartz, D.R. Bassett Jr., W.L. O’Brien, G.A. King, and B.E. Ainsworth. Evaluation of heart rate as a method for assessing moderate intensity physical activity. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise. 32(9): S465‐S470, 2000.

3.1.5. Swartz, A.M., S.J. Strath, D.R. Bassett Jr., W.L. O’Brien, G.A. King, and B.E. Ainsworth. Estimation of energy expenditure using CSA accelerometers at hip and wrist sites. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise. 32(9): S450‐S556, 2000.

3.1.6. Bassett Jr., D.R., E.T. Howley, D.L. Thompson, G.A. King, S.J. Strath, J.E. McLaughlin, and B.B. Parr. Validation of a computerized metabolic measurement system. Journal of Applied Physiology. 91(1): 218‐224, 2001.

3.1.7. King, G.A., E.C. Fitzhugh, J.E. McLaughlin, D.R. Bassett Jr., S.J. Strath, and A.M. Swartz. Relationship of leisure‐time physical activity and occupational activity to the prevalence of obesity. International Journal of Obesity. 25(5): 606‐612, 2001.

3.1.8. Strath, S.J., D.R. Bassett Jr., A.M. Swartz, and D.L. Thompson. Simultaneous heart rate‐motion sensor technique to estimate energy expenditure. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise. 33 (12): 2118‐2123, 2001.

3.1.9. Strath S.J, D.R. Bassett Jr., D.L. Thompson, A.M. Swartz. Validity of the simultaneous heart rate‐motion sensor technique to predict physical activity. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise. 34(5): 888‐894, 2002.

3.1.10. Strath, S.J., D.R. Bassett Jr., and A.M. Swartz. Comparison of MTI regression equations to predict time spent in physical activity. International Journal of Sports Medicine. 24(4): 298‐303, 2003.

3.1.11. Strath, S.J., D.R. Bassett Jr., S.A. Ham, and A.M. Swartz. Assessment of physical activity by telephone interview versus objective monitoring. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise. 35 (12): 2112‐2118, 2003.

3.1.12. Swartz, A.M., D.R. Bassett Jr., D.L. Thompson, B.B. Moore, and S.J. Strath. Effects of body mass index on the accuracy of an electronic pedometer. International Journal of Sports Medicine. 24(8): 588‐592, 2003.

3.1.13. Swartz, A.M., S.J. Strath, B.A. Loftus, B.B. Moore, and D.L. Thompson. Increasing daily walking improves glucose tolerance in overweight women. Preventive Medicine. 37(4): 356‐362, 2003.

3.1.14. Eisenmann, J.C., S.J. Strath, D. Shadrick, P. Rigsby, N. Hirsch, and L. Jacobson. Validity of uniaxial accelerometry during activities of daily living in children. European Journal of Applied Physiology. 91(2‐3): 259‐263, 2004.

3.1.15. Strath, S.J., D.R. Bassett Jr., and A.M. Swartz. Comparison of College Alumnus Physical Activity Questionnaire with objective monitoring. Annals of Epidemiology. 14(6): 409‐415, 2004.


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3.1.16. Tudor‐Locke, C., D.R. Bassett, Jr., A.M Swartz, S.J. Strath, B.B. Parr, J. Reis, K.D. DuBose and B.E. Ainsworth. One year of pedometer self‐monitoring. Annals of Behavioral Medicine. 28(3): 158‐162, 2004.

3.1.17. Conger, S.A., S.J. Strath, and D.R. Bassett, Jr. Validity and reliability of the FitSense FS‐1 Speedometer during walking and running. International Journal of Sports Medicine. 26(3): 208‐213, 2005.

3.1.18. Strath, S.J., S. Brage, U. Ekelund. Integration of physiological and accelerometer data to improve physical activity assessment. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise. 37(11): S563‐S571, 2005.

3.1.19. Ham, S.A., J.P., Reis, S.J. Strath, K.D. Dubose, K.D., and B.E. Ainsworth. Discrepancies in identifying objectively determined physical activity bouts. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise. 39(1):52‐58, 2007.

3.1.20. Swartz, A.M., S.J. Strath, S.J. Parker, N.E. Miller, and L.J. Cieslik. Ambulatory activity and body mass index in white and non‐white older adults. Journal of Physical Activity and Health. 4(2):294‐304, 2007.

3.1.21. Strath, S.J., A.M. Swartz, S.J. Parker, N.E. Miller, and L.J. Cieslik. Walking and the metabolic syndrome in a community dwelling older adult sample. Journal of Physical Activity and Health. 4(3):397‐410, 2007.

3.1.22. Strath, S.J., R.F. Isaacs, and M.J. Greenwald. Operationalizing environmental indicators for influencing physical activity in the elderly. Journal of Aging and Physical Activity. 15(3):412‐424, 2007.

3.1.23. Swartz, A.M., S.J. Strath, S.J. Parker, and N.E. Miller. The impact of body mass index and steps per day on blood pressure and fasting glucose in older adults. Journal of Aging and Physical Activity. 16(2):188‐200, 2008.

3.1.24. Swartz, A.M., Strath, S.J., Miller, N.E., Cashin, S.E., and Cieslik, L.J. Glucose control and walking in a multi‐ethnic sample of older adults. Gerontology. 53: 6: 454‐461, 2007.

3.1.25. Janney, C.A., Richardson, C.R., Holleman, R.G., Glasheen, C., Strath, S.J., Conroy, M.B., and Kriska, A.M. Gender moderates the inverse relationship between objectively measured physical activity and mental health service use. Journal of Mental Health and Physical Activity. 1: 9‐16, 2008.

3.1.26. Tudor‐Locke, C., D.R. Bassett, Jr., W.J. Rutherford, B.E. Ainsworth, C.B. Chan, K. Croteau, B. Giles‐Corti, G. Le Masurier, K. Moreau, J. Mrozek, J.‐M. Oppert, A. Raustorp, S.J. Strath, D.L. Thompson, M. Whitt, B. Wilde, and J.R. Wojcik. BMI‐referenced cut‐points for pedometer‐determined steps/day in adults. Journal of Aging and Physical Activity. 5(suppl 1):S126‐S139, 2008.

3.1.27. Strath, S.J., R.G. Holleman, D.L. Ronis, A.M. Swartz and C.R. Richardson. Objective physical activity accumulation in bouts and non‐bouts and relationships to markers of obesity in U.S. adults. Preventing Chronic Disease. 5: 4:1‐11, 2008.

3.1.28. Parkerǂ, S.J., S.J. Strath and A.M. Swartz. Physical activity measurement in older adults: impact on relationships with mental health. Journal of Aging and Physical Activity. 16: 4:369‐380, 2008.

3.1.29. Strath, S.J., A.M. Swartz and S.E. Cashin. Ambulatory profiles of the elderly. Journal of Aging and Physical Activity. 17:1:46‐56, 2009.

3.1.30. Kang, M., D.R. Bassett Jr., C. Tudor‐Locke, B.E. Ainsworth, J.P. Reis, S.J. Strath and A.M. Swartz. How many days are enough? A study of 365 days of pedometer monitoring. Research Quarterly in Exercise and Sport. 80: 1‐9, 2009.

3.1.31. Swartz, A.M., S.J. Strath, N.E. Miller, E.K. Grimm, L.A. Ewalt, M.S. Loy and K.P. Gennuso. Validity of physical activity monitors in assessing energy expenditure in normal, overweight, and obese adults. The Open Sports Sciences Journal. 2: 58‐64, 2009.

3.1.32. Hawkins, M.S., K.L. Storti, C.R. Richardson, W.C. King, S.J. Strath, R.G. Holleman, & A.M. Kriska. Objectively measured physical activity of U.S. adults by sex, age, and racial/ethnic groups: Cross‐sectional study. International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity. 6: 31‐38, 2009.

3.1.33. Stevenson, T.G., K., Rigin, P.R. Nagelkirk, T.A. Hargens, S.J. Strath, & L. Kaminsky. Physical activity habits of cardiac patients participating in an early outpatient rehabilitation program. Journal of Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation and Prevention. 29:229‐303, 2009.

3.1.34. Millerǂ, N.E., S.J. Strath* and A.M. Swartz. Estimating absolute and relative physical activity intensity across age via accelerometry in adults. Journal of Physical Activity and Aging. 18: 2: 158‐170, 2010.

3.1.35. Serweǂ, K.M., A.M. Swartz, T.L.Hart, & S.J. Strath*. Effects of long‐bout versus short‐bout interventions on physical activity behavior in women. Journal of Women’s Health. 20: 2: 247‐53, 2011.


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3.1.36. Hartǂ, T.L., A.M. Swartz, & S.J. Strath*. How many days of monitoring are needed to accurately estimate physical activity in older adults. International Journal on Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity. June 16;8:62, 2011.

3.1.37. Swartz, A.M., L. Squires, & S.J. Strath. Energy expenditure of interruptions to sedentary behavior. International Journal on Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity. June 27;8:69, 2011.

3.1.38. Ewaltǂ, L.A. M.J. Danduran, S.J. Strath, V. Moerchen, & A.M. Swartz. Objectively assessed physical activity and sedentary behavior does not differ between children and adolescents with and without a congenital heart defect: a pilot examination, Cardiology in the Young. June 23;1‐8, 2011.

3.1.39. Strath, S.J., S.J. Parker, E.K. Grimm, N.E. Miller, T.L. Hart, & A.M. Swartz. A pilot randomized controlled trial evaluating motivationally matched pedometer feedback to increase physical activity behavior in older adults.. Journal of Physical Activity and Health. 2011 Sep;8 Suppl 2:S267‐74.

3.1.40. Strath, S.J., K.A. Pfeiffer, & M.C. Whitt‐Glover. Accelerometer use with children, older adults, and adults with functional limitations. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise. Jan; 44 Suppl 1: S77‐85, 2012.

3.1.41. Swartz, A.M., S. Tarima, N.E. Miller, E.K. Grimm, A.E. Rote, & S.J. Strath. Prediction of body fat in older adults by time spent in sedentary behavior. Journal of Aging and Physical Activity. Jul;20(3):332‐44, 2012.

3.1.42. Grimmǂ, E.K., A.M. Swartz, T. Hart, N.E. Miller, & S.J. Strath*. Comparison of the IPAQ‐Short Form and accelerometry predictions of physical activity in older adults. Journal of Aging and Physical Activity. Jan;20(1):64‐79, 2012.

3.1.43. Strath, S.J., M.J. Greenwald, R. Isaacs, T.L. Hart, E.K. Lenz, C.J. Dondzila, & A.M. Swartz. Measured and perceived environmental characteristics are related to accelerometer defined physical activity in older adults. International Journal on Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity. Apr 3;9;40, 2012.

3.1.44. Gennusoǂ, K.P., K. Zalewski, S.E. Cashin, & S.J. Strath*. Resistance training congruent with minimal guidelines improves function in older adults: A pilot study. Journal of Physical Activity and Health. Oct 10. 2012 (Epub ahead of print)

3.1.45. Dondzilaǂ, C.J., A.M. Swartz, N.E. Miller, E.K. Lenz, & S.J. Strath*. Accuracy of uploadable pedometers in laboratory, overground, and free‐living conditions in young and older adults. International Journal on Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity. Dec 11;9(1):143, 2012 (Epub ahead of print).

3.1.46. Nelson, R.K., J.F. Horowitz, R.G. Holleman, A.M. Swartz, S.J. Strath, A.M. Kriska, & C.R. Richardson. Daily physical activity predicts degree of insulin resistance: a cross‐sectional observational study using the 2003‐2004 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey. International Journal on Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity. Jan, 2013 (Epub ahead of print).

3.1.47. Kaminsky, L.A., J. Jones, K.A. Riggins, & S.J. Strath*. A pedometer‐based physical activity intervention for patients entering a maintenance cardiac rehabilitation program: A pilot study. Cardiovascular Diagnosis and Therapy. 2013 (In Press).

3.1.48. Ozemek, C., H.L. Cochran, S.J. Strath, W. Byun, & L.A. Kaminsky. Estimating relative intensity using individualized accelerometer cutpoints: The importance of fitness level. BMC Medical Research Methodology. Apr 1;13:53, 2013.

3.1.49. Walters, T.J., Kaschinske, K.A., Strath, S.J., Swartz, A.M., Keenan, K.G. Validation of a portable EMG device to assess muscle activity during free‐living situations. J Electromyogr aphy and Kinesiology. Oct 23;5; 1012‐9, 2013.

3.1.50. Strath, S.J., Kaminsky, L.A., Ainsworth, B.E., Ekelund, U., Freedson, P.S., Gary, R.A., Richardson, C.R., Smith, D.T., Swartz, A.M. A comprehensive guide to the assessment of physical activity: Clinical and research application. A scientific statement from the American Heart Association. Circulation. Nov 12;128(20), 2259‐79, 2013.

3.2. Books, monographs, and other publications None.

3.3. Chapters in books published by appropriate publishers


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3.3.1. D.R. Bassett Jr., and S.J. Strath. The Pedometer. Physical Activity Assessments for Health‐Related Research. Eds. G. Welk and D. Dale. Human Kinetics. Champaign, IL. 2002, pp 163‐177. (Invited).

3.3.2. S.J. Strath and E.K. Lenzǂ. Active Living for Seniors: Benefits and Options. ACSM Guide to Physical Activity and Exercise for Older Adults. Human Kinetics. Champaign, IL. 2013. (Invited).

3.4. Proprietary and non‐proprietary technical reports

None.

3.5. Training manuals None.

3.6. Computer software None.

3.7. Instructional aid None.

3.8. Psychometric and evaluative instruments None.

3.9. Research projects conducted and grants received 3.9.1. Strath (PI) $3,900.00 7/1/03‐12/31/05 5% Effort

University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee Center for Age and Community Relating physical activity to health: Connections with community facilities

3.9.2. Strath (PI) $5,625.00 8/1/04‐7/31/05 University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee Graduate School Equipment Matching Environmental indicators influencing physically active lifestyles of the elderly

3.9.3. Strath (PI) $14,340.00 6/1/04‐12/31/05 10% Effort University of Wisconsin Milwaukee Graduate School Research Award Physical activity enhancement for community dwelling older adults

3.9.4. Strath (PI) $102,405.00 1/1/04‐12/31/05 10% Effort Milwaukee County Department of Aging P/C State of WI DHFS Community based wellness in ageing resource centers: Building bridges for cultural connections

3.9.5. Strath (PI) $99,996.00 8/1/04‐1/31/07 12.5% Effort Robert Wood Johnson Foundation: Active Living Research Environmental influences of physically active lifestyles in the elderly

3.9.6. Strath (PI) $50,000.00 6/1/06‐5/31/07 5% Effort University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee Center for Urban Population and Health Scientist Award Utilizing tailored step‐count feedback to enhance physical activity in the elderly

3.9.7. Strath (PI) $5,997.50 9/1/06‐5/31/07 2.5% Effort University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee Center for Age and Community

The physical activity and aging Milwaukee study 3.9.8. Strath (PI) $648,253.00 9/30/07‐7/31/11 80% Effort

National Institutes of Health Career Development Award ‐ K01 AG0259621 Physical activity enhancement in the elderly

3.9.9. Strath (PI) $50,000.00 6/1/07‐5/31/08 5% Effort (Competitive Renewal) University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee Center for Urban Population and Health Scientist Award Utilizing tailored step‐count feedback to enhance physical activity in the elderly

3.9.10. Strath (PI) $40,000.00 6/1/08‐5/31/09 5% Effort (Competitive Renewal) University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee Center for Urban Population and Health Scientist Award Utilizing tailored step‐count feedback to enhance physical activity in the elderly


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3.9.11. Strath (PI) $1,775,519.00 9/15/08‐12/31/13 25% Effort National Institutes of Health – R01 HL091019 Heart rate and movement integration to improve physical activity assessment

3.9.12. Strath (PI) $49,544.00 1/1/09‐12/31/09 1% Effort Milwaukee County Department of Aging Wellness Works

3.9.13. Strath (Co‐PI) $108,540.00 1/1/09‐12/31/09 1% Effort Milwaukee County Department of Aging P/C State of WI DHFS Chronic disease self‐management program


3.9.15. Strath (Co‐I) $130,000.00 7/1/10‐6/30/13 10% Effort (In Kind) American Heart Association/Association of Specialty Professors – 10GRNT3880044 Effects of a combined pedometer/computerized feedback intervention on vascular and left ventricular function in older adults

3.9.16. Strath (Co‐I) $1,017,250.00 7/1/10‐3/31/15 10% Effort Medical College of Wisconsin P/C DHSS NIH NCRR – 1UL1RR031973 Clinical and Translational Science Institute, Co‐Director Research and Education Key Function


3.9.18. Strath (Co‐I) $4,653.00 3/1/11‐2/28/13 1% Effort Medical College of Wisconsin P/C CTSI Pilot & Collaborative Grant Development of a prototype, fuzzy‐logic‐based mobile application and web interface for self‐management of type 2 diabetes

3.9.19. Strath (Co‐I) $199,996.00 4/1/11‐12/31/14 15% Effort VA Merit Award – IPA Home exercise program to enhance mobility in older veteran diabetics

3.9.20. Strath (Co‐PI) $177,963.00 7/1/11‐06/30/13 12.5% Effort University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee Research Growth Initiative Award Understanding multi‐level barriers to physical activity and health behaviors in older adults



3.10. Book reviews, editorials, interviews, other minor publications None 3.11. Papers and other presentations at academic and professional meetings

3.11.1. Strath, S.J., A.M. Swartz, L.A. Kaminsky, and M.H. Whaley. Effect of a light‐moderate versus hard intensity exercise on health and fitness benefits. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting. Orlando, FL, June 5th, 1998. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.2. Swartz, A.M., S.J. Strath, L.A. Kaminsky, and M.H. Whaley. Effects of energy expenditure above and below 1200 kilocalories/week on health and fitness benefits. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting. Orlando, FL, June 5th, 1998. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).


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3.11.3. Bassett Jr., D.R., B.E. Ainsworth, A.M. Swartz, S.J. Strath, W.L. O’Brien, and G.A. King. Validity of four motion sensors in measuring moderate intensity physical activity. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting. Indianapolis, IN, June 4th, 2000. (Verbal presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.4. King, G.A., E.C. Fitzhugh, D.R. Bassett Jr., J.E. McLaughlin, S.J. Strath, and A.M. Swartz. Relationship of leisure time physical activity and occupational activity to the prevalence of obesity. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting. Indianapolis, IN, June 4th, 2000. (Verbal presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.5. Strath, S.J., A.M. Swartz, D.R. Bassett Jr., W.L. O'Brien, G.A. King, and B.E. Ainsworth. Evaluation of heart rate as a method for assessing moderate intensity physical activity. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting. Indianapolis, IN, June 4th, 2000. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.6. Swartz, A.M., S.J. Strath, D.R. Bassett, Jr., W.L. O'Brien, G.A. King, and B.E. Ainsworth. Field and laboratory trial of the CSA, Inc. accelerometer: Assessment of energy expenditure using hip and wrist sites. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting. Indianapolis, IN, June 4th, 2000. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.7. Strath, S.J., D.R. Bassett Jr., A.M. Swartz, and D.L. Thompson. Simultaneous heart rate – motion sensor technique to estimate energy expenditure. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting, Baltimore, MD, June 3rd, 2001. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.8. Strath, S.J. Energy expenditure in spinal cord injury. American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine, National Meeting. Philadelphia, PA, October 5th, 2002. (Oral symposium based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.9. Strath, S.J. Energy expenditure in spinal cord injury. American Spinal Cord Injury Association, National Meeting. Miami, FL, April 5th, 2003. (Oral symposium based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.10. Conger, S.A., S.J. Strath, and D.R. Bassett Jr. Accuracy of the Fitsense FS‐1 Speedometer during walking and running. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting, San Francisco, CA, June 2nd, 2003. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.11. Ham, S.A., D.R. Bassett Jr., J.P. Reis, S.J. Strath, K.D. Dubose, D.A. Jones, B.E. Ainsworth, and H.W. Kohl III. Defining relative intensity physical activity bouts from accelerometer data. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting, San Francisco, CA, June 1st, 2003. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.12. 3.11.12 Strath, S.J., D.R. Bassett Jr., S.A. Ham, and A.M. Swartz. Assessment of physical activity by telephone interview versus objective monitoring. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting, San Francisco, CA, June 1st, 2003. (Thematic presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.13. Swartz, A.M., D.R. Bassett Jr., B.B. Moore, D.L. Thompson, and S.J. Strath. Accuracy of an electronic pedometer in adults with varying body mass index levels. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting, San Francisco, CA, June 1st, 2003. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.14. Parker, S.J., S.J. Strath, A.M. Swartz, and M.A. Parmenter. The measurement of physical activity and its impact on relationships with affect in older adults. Midwest American College of Sports Medicine, Purdue University, IN, October 16th, 2004. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.15. Strath, S.J., A.M. Swartz, S.J. Parker, and M.A. Parmenter. Comparison of methods to estimate physical activity in older adults. Midwest American College of Sports Medicine, Purdue University, IN, October 16th, 2004. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.16. Strath, S.J. Integration of physiological and accelerometer data to improve physical activity assessment. University of North Carolina Special Conference on Objective Monitoring of Physical


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Activity (sponsored by the National Institutes of Health‐ National Cancer Institute), December 15th, 2004. (Verbal presentation based on secondary data analysis, invitational, academic audience).

3.11.17. Swartz, A.M., S.J. Strath, S.J. Parker, and M.A. Parmenter. Ambulatory activity, BMI and waist circumference in older adults. Midwest American College of Sports Medicine, Purdue University, IN, October 16th, 2004. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.18. Deguire, M.M., A.M. Swartz, S.J. Strath, M.A. Parmenter, and S.J. Parker. Health characteristics of overweight and obese adults accumulating < or > 10,000 steps/day: Preliminary analysis. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting, Nashville, TN, June 2nd, 2005. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.19. Greenwald M.J., R.F. Isaacs, and S.J. Strath. The impact of urban form on health and activity indicators in older adults: Preliminary results. Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning. Kansas City, KS, October 27th, 2005. (Verbal presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.20. Parker, S.J., A.M. Swartz, S.J. Strath, M.A. Parmenter, and M.M. Deguire. Physical activity and psychological health in overweight and obese adults: Preliminary analysis. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting, Nashville, TN, June 3rd, 2005. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.21. Parker, S.J., S.J. Strath, A.M. Swartz and N.E. Miller. Relationships between physical activity stage of change, walking, and health among older adults. Walking for Health: Measurement and Research Issues and Challenges Conference. The American College of Sports Medicine and the University of Illinois. The University of Illinois, Urbana‐Champaign, IL. October 15th, 2005. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.22. Miller, N.E., S.J. Strath, A.M. Swartz, and S.J. Parker. Walking behavior and quality of life in older adults. Walking for Health: Measurement and Research Issues and Challenges Conference. The American College of Sports Medicine and the University of Illinois. The University of Illinois, Urbana‐Champaign, IL. October 15th, 2005. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.23. Strath, S.J., R.F. Isaacs, and M.J. Greenwald. Environmental indicators influencing physically active lifestyles of the elderly. Active Living Research Conference, The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. San Diego, CA, February 18th, 2005. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.24. Strath, S.J., A.M. Swartz., S.J. Parker, and M.A. Parmenter. Physical activity levels of older adults: Connections with community facilities. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting, Nashville, TN, June 3rd, 2005. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.25. Strath, S.J., A.M. Swartz, S.J. Parker, N.E. Miller, and L J. Cieslik. Ambulatory physical activity profiles of the elderly. Walking for Health: Measurement and Research Issues and Challenges Conference. The American College of Sports Medicine and the University of Illinois. The University of Illinois, Urbana‐Champaign, IL. October 15th, 2005. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.26. Swartz, A.M., S.J. Strath, S.J. Parker, N.E. Miller, and L.J. Cieslik. Walking, body mass index, and waist circumference in older adults across race/ethnicity. Walking for Health: Measurement and Research Issues and Challenges Conference. The American College of Sports Medicine and the University of Illinois. The University of Illinois, Urbana‐Champaign, IL. October 15th, 2005. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.27. C. Tudor‐Locke, D.R. Bassett, Jr., W.J. Rutherford, B.E. Ainsworth, C.B. Chan, K. Croteau, B. Giles‐Corti, G. Le Masurier, K. Moreau, J. Mrozek, J.‐M. Oppert, A. Raustorp, S.J. Strath, D.L. Thompson, M. Whitt, B. Wilde, and J.R. Wojcik. Descriptive epidemiology of an international pedometer super data set. Fourth Annual Conference of the International Society of Nutrition and Physical Activity. Netherlands,


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Amsterdam. June 16th, 2005. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.28. Strath, S.J., R.F. Isaacs, and M.J. Greenwald. Operationalizing environmental indicators for influencing physical activity in the elderly. Active Living Research Annual Conference, The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. San Diego, CA, February 17th, 2006. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.29. Strath, S.J., A.M. Swartz, S.J. Parker, N.E. Miller, and L.J. Cieslik. Walking and the metabolic syndrome in a multi‐cultural community dwelling older adult sample. The American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting, Denver, CO. June 2nd 2006. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.30. Swartz, A.M., S.J. Strath, S.J. Parker, N.E., Miller, and L.J. Cieslik. Glucose control and walking in white and non‐white older adults. The American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting, Denver, CO. June 2nd 2006. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.31. Ewalt, L.A., A.M. Swartz, S.J. Strath, N.E. Miller, M.S. Loy, and D.J. Romanowich. The role of physical activity in predicting abdominal adiposity in older men and women. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting. New Orleans, LA. May 30th 2007. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.32. Holleman, R.G., S.J. Strath, D.L. Ronis, and C.R. Richardson. Average daily bout minutes of physical activity predict BMI better that average daily minutes. The American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting, New Orleans, LA. June 1st 2007. (Verbal presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.33. Loy, M.S., A.M. Swartz, S.J. Strath, N.E. Miller, L.A. Ewalt, and D.J. Romanowich. Relationship between ambulatory activity and insulin sensitivity in older adults. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting. New Orleans, LA. May 30th 2007. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.34. Miller, N.E., S.J. Strath, and A.M. Swartz. The impact of age on predicting physical activity intensity via accelerometry. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting. New Orleans, LA. May 30th 2007. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.35. Swartz, A.M., S.J. Strath, and N.E. Miller. Time spent in moderate intensity physical activity and body fat levels in older adults. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting. New Orleans, LA. June 1st 2007. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.36. Romanowich, D.J., S.J. Strath, A.M. Swartz, N.E. Miller, L.A. Ewalt, and M.S. Loy. A comparison of two objective physical activity assessment methods in older adults. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting. New Orleans, LA. May 30th 2007. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.37. Strath, S.J., A.M. Swartz, and N.E. Miller. Preliminary evaluation of different levels of physical activity intervention in older adults. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting. New Orleans, LA. June 1st 2007. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.38. Kaminsky, L.A., T.S. Stevenson, K.A. Riggins, T.A. Hargens, & S.J. Strath. Physical Activity Levels on Entry and Exit from an Early Outpatient Rehabilitation Program. American Heart Association, 48th Cardiovascular Disease Epidemiology and Prevention Annual Conference and Nutrition, Physical Activity and Metabolism Conference, Bolder CO, March 11‐16th, 2008.

3.11.39. Loy, M.S., A.M. Swartz, S.J. Strath, N.E. Miller, L.A. Ewalt, K.P. Gennuso, & E.K. Grimm. Objectively measured physical activity and Framingham score in healthy older adults. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting. Indianapolis, IN. May 28th, 2008. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.40. Ewalt, L.A., A.M. Swartz, S.J. Strath, N.E. Miller, K.P. Gennuso, E.K. Grimm, & M.S. Loy. Validity of physical activity monitors in assessing energy expenditure in normal, overweight, and obese adults. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting. Indianapolis, IN. May 28th, 2008. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).


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3.11.41. Grimm, E.K., S.J. Strath, A.M. Swartz , N.E. Miller, M.S. Loy, L.A. Ewalt, & K.P. Gennuso. Comparison of the IPAQ‐short form and accelerometry predictions of physical activity in older adults. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting. Indianapolis, IN. May 28th, 2008. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.42. Boyle, L.J., J.M. Rejc, L.A. Kaminsky, S.J. Strath, & T.A. Hargens. Efficacy of increasing physical activity by 2,000 steps per day in insufficiently active individuals. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting. Indianapolis, IN. May 29th, 2008. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.43. Kruckenberg, M.A, L.A. Kaminsky, P.H. Brubaker, S.J. Strath, T.A. Hargens, & L.E. Hanna. Accuracy of the Actigraph GT1M energy expenditure estimates of lifestyle activities. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting. Indianapolis, IN. May 29th, 2008. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.44. Rhodes, P.G., L.A. Kaminsky, T.A. Hargens, & S.J. Strath. Ability of IPAQ to correctly identify least active individuals as defined by daily step counts. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting. Indianapolis, IN. May 29th, 2008. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.45. Strath, S.J., Storti, K.L, M.S. Hawkins, & C.R. Richardson, Tutorial Lecture – Using objectively measured physical activity in a large population study: NHANES 2003‐2004. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting. Indianapolis, IN. May 29th, 2008. (Verbal presentation, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.46. Cochran, H.L., L.A. Kaminsky, T.A. Hargens, & S.J. Strath. The IPAQ is ineffective at classifying those who do not meet current physical activity recommendations. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting. Indianapolis, IN. May 29th, 2008. (Verbal presentation, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.47. Swartz, A.M., S.J. Strath, & N.E. Miller. Vigorous intensity physical activity is associated with higher HDL‐C in older adults. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting. Indianapolis, IN. May 31st, 2008. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.48. Strath, S.J., M.J. Greenwald, R. Isaacs, N.E. Miller, & A.M. Swartz. Associations between objectively determined environmental indicators and objectively determined physical activity in older adults. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting. Indianapolis, IN. May 31st, 2008. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.49. Miller, N.E., S.J. Strath, A.M. Swartz, M.S. Loy, & L.A. Ewalt. Validity of downloadable pedometers during laboratory and overground walking in young and older adults. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting. Indianapolis, IN. May 31st, 2008. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.50. Rote, A.E., A.M. Swartz, S.E. Cashin, S.J. Strath, N.E. Miller, E.K. Grimm, K.P. Gennuso, C.J. Dondzila, & K.M. Sweere. Psychosocial factors influencing physical activity in older adults. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting. Seattle, WA. May 27th, 2009. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.51. Miller, N.E., S.J. Strath, & A.M. Swartz. Differences in accelerometer output across site placement and body mass index. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting. Seattle, WA. May 28th, 2009. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.52. Ewalt, L.E., A.M. Swartz,, S.J. Strath, M.J. Danduran, V.A. Moerchen, & J.C. Smith. A comparison of physical activity levels between children with and without a congential heart defect. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting. Seattle, WA. May 28th, 2009. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.53. Grimm, E.K., S.J. Strath, A.M. Swartz, N.E. Miller, K.P. Gennuso, A.E. Rote, C.J. Dondzila, & K.M. Sweere. Objective measurement of sedentary and active behavior in older adults. American College of Sports Medicine, National Meeting. Seattle, WA. May 29th, 2009. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).


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3.11.54. Strath, S.J. Accelerometer use in children, older adults, and adults with functional limitations. NIH Sponsored Conference: Objective Measurement of Physical Activity: Best Practices and Future Directions. Bethesda, MD, July 20‐21, 2009. (Invited oral presentation based upon original research, academic audience).

3.11.55. Swartz A. M., Strath, S.J., Miller, N.E., Hart, T.L., Grimm, E.K., & Rote, A.E. Time spent in moderate intensity physical activity, but not sedentary behavior is related to body fat in older adults. 3rd International Congress on Physical Activity and Public Health. Toronto, Canada, May 6, 2010. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.56. Gennuso, K.P., Strath, S.J., & Cashin, S.E. Efficacy of the current public health recommendations for resistance training to improve physical function in community‐dwelling older adults. International Society for Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity, National Meeting. Minneapolis, MN, June 9, 2010. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.57. Grimm, E.K., Swartz, A.M., Cashin, S.E. Miller, N.E., & Strath, S.J., Objective examination of sedentary behavior across step indices. International Society for Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity. Minneapolis, MN, Jun 9‐12, 2010. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.58. Rote, A.E., Swartz, A.M., Strath, S.J., Cashin, S.E., Miller, N.E., & Grimm, E.K. Obesity assessment method does not alter relationship with health‐related quality of life in older women. International Society for Behavioral Nutrition & Physical Activity. Minneapolis, MN. June 10, 2010. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.59. Hart, T.L., Swartz, A.M., & Strath, S.J., How many days of monitoring are needed to accurately assess older adults physical activity? International Society for Behavioral Nutrition & Physical Activity. Minneapolis, MN. June 10, 2010. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.60. Harley, A.E., Bergstrom, J.P., Strath, S.J., & Bennett, G. How’d they do it? Understanding successful physical activity experiences among low‐income African American women. 138th American Public Health Association National Meeting. Denver, CO. November 9th 2010. (Oral presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.61. Hargens. T.A., Ozemek, C., Riggins, K.A., Strath, S.J., & Kaminsky, K.A. Accelerometer intensity thresholds may underestimate moderate physical activity in cardiac patients. American Heart Association, 51st Cardiovascular Disease Epidemiology and Prevention Annual Conference and Nutrition, Physical Activity and Metabolism Conference, Atlanta, GA, March 22nd, 2011.

3.11.62. Grimm, E.K., Swartz, A.M., Harley A.,& Strath, S.J. The exploration of sedentary behavior in older adults. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, Denver Colorado, May 30th, 2011.

3.11.63. Dondzila, C.J., Swartz, A.M., Keenan, K.G., Grimm, E.K., Gennuso, K.P., & Strath, S.J. Lower physical functions is related to sedentary behavior in older adults. 2nd International Conference on Ambulatory Monitoring of Physical Activity and Movement, Glasgow, Scotland, May 22nd, 2011.

3.11.64. Swartz, A. M., Grimm, E.K., Hart, T.L., Miller, N.E., & Strath, S.J. Energy cost of step frequencies across age. 2nd International Conference on Ambulatory Monitoring of Physical Activity and Movement, Glasgow, Scotland, May 22nd, 2011.

3.11.65. Strath, S.J., Keenan, K.G., Hart, T.L., Grimm, E.K., Miller, N.E., & Swartz, A.M. Accelerometer derived movement pattern differences across age. 2nd International Conference on Ambulatory Monitoring of Physical Activity and Movement, Glasgow, Scotland, May 22nd, 2011.

3.11.66. Rote, A.E., Swartz, A.M., Strath, S.J., & Cashin, S.E. Over‐estimation of time spent in moderate‐intensity physical activity is related to obesity level among college women. 2nd International Conference on Ambulatory Monitoring of Physical Activity and Movement, Glasgow, Scotland, May 22nd, 2011.

3.11.67. Grimm, E.K., A.M., Swartz, A.E., Rote, N.E., Miller, C.J., Dondzilla, & S.J. Strath. Accelerometry wear time effects on sedentary behavior and physical activity intensity. 2nd International Conference on Ambulatory Monitoring of Physical Activity and Movement, Glasgow, Scotland, Scotland, May 22nd, 2011.


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3.11.68. Dondzila, C.J., Swartz, A.M., Miller, N.E., Keenan, K.G., Finco, K.L., Hawkins, J.M. Jr., & Strath, S.J. Markers of sedentary behavior and physical function in older adults. American College of Sports Medicine annual meeting. San Francisco, CA, June 1st, 2012 (Poster).

3.11.69. Dondzila, C.J., Swartz, A.M., Azen, R., Finco, K.L., & Strath, S.J. Is awareness and proximity to community‐based fitness resources predictive of physical activity in older adults? Gerontological Society of American annual meeting. San Diego, CA ,November 17, 2012. (Poster).

3.11.70. Heintz, B., Coenen, S., Strath, S.J., Swartz, A.M. & Keenan, K.G. Choice step response times are influenced by anterior‐posterior step direction. 41st Annual Meeting of the Society for Neuroscience. New Orleans, LA, 184.21. 2012 (Poster).

3.11.71. Kaminsky, L. A., Riggin, K., Ozemek, C., Koontz, N. L., & Strath, S. J. Factors associated with six‐minute‐walk test distance in patients entering cardiac rehabilitation. American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation Annual Meeting, Orlando. 2012 (Poster).

3.11.72. Kaminsky, L. A., Ozemek, C., Riggin, K., & Strath, S. J. Characterization of physical inactivity in patients enrolling in an early‐outpatient cardiac rehabilitation program. American College of Sports Medicine annual meeting. San Francisco, CA. May 31st, 2012 (Poster).

3.11.73. Lenz E.K., Swartz, A.M., Harley, A.E., & Strath, S.J. A Comparison of sedentary behavior methods in older adults. American College of Sports Medicine annual meeting. San Francisco, CA. June 1st, 2012 (Poster).

3.11.74. Miller N.E., Swartz, A.M., Hart, T.L., Hawkins Jr., J.M., & Strath, S.J. Validity of the bouchard activity record in free‐living older adults. American College of Sports Medicine annual meeting. San Francisco, CA. May 31st, 2012 (Poster).

3.11.75. Strath, S.J., Kate, R.J., Keenan, K.G., & Swartz, A.M. Estimating type and energy cost of physical activity using multiple accelerometers and machine learning techniques. American College of Sports Medicine annual meeting. San Francisco, CA. May 31st, 2012 (Thematic Poster).

3.11.76. Kaminsky, L.A., Ozemek, C., Riggins, K., Byun, W., & Strath, S.J. Pedometer feedback – superior for increasing daily physical activity in cardiac rehabilitation patients. American Heart Association, 53rd Cardiovascular Disease Epidemiology and Prevention Annual Conference and Nutrition, Physical Activity and Metabolism Conference, New Orleans, LA, March 19‐22, 2013.

3.11.77. Ozemek, C., Byun, W., Riggins, K., Strath, S.J., & Kaminsky, L.A. Pedometer feedback intervention increases time spent in moderate‐to‐vigorous physical activity in cardiac rehabilitation patients. American Heart Association, 53rd Cardiovascular Disease Epidemiology and Prevention Annual Conference and Nutrition, Physical Activity and Metabolism Conference, New Orleans, LA, March 19‐22, 2013.

3.11.78. Byun, W., Ozemek, C., Riggins, K., Strath, S.J., & Kaminsky, L.A. Determinants of objectively measured physical activity in patients entering a phase II cardiac rehabilitation program. American Heart Association, 53rd Cardiovascular Disease Epidemiology and Prevention Annual Conference and Nutrition, Physical Activity and Metabolism Conference, New Orleans, LA, March 19‐22, 2013.

3.11.79. Miller, N.E., Swartz, A.M., Cashin, S.E., Dondzila, C.J., & Strath, S.J. Can lifetime physical activity recall predict current physical activity levels in older adults. International Society for Behavioral Nutrition & Physical Activity. Ghent, Belgium, May 17, 2013. (Poster presentation based on original research, peer reviewed, academic audience).

3.11.80. Strath, S.J., Lenz, E.K., Miller, N.E., Dondzila, C.J., Rote, A.E., Tarima, S.S., & Swartz, A.M. Efficacy of an individually‐tailored, internet‐mediated physical activity intervention in older adults: A randomized control trial. American College of Sports Medicine annual meeting. Indianapolis, IN, San Francisco, CA. May 31st, 2013 (Thematic Poster).

3.11.81. Swartz, A.M., Rote, A.E., Hart, T.L., Thielke, N., & Strath, S.J. Evaluating prompts to disrupt sitting time at work: A pilot study. American College of Sports Medicine annual meeting. Indianapolis, IN, San Francisco, CA. May 30st, 2013 (Thematic Poster).

3.11.82. Strath, S.J., Miller, N.E., Lenz, E.K., Yan, K., Hoffmann, R., & Swartz, A.M. Modeling simultaneous heart rate and accelerometry to estimate energy expenditure. 3rd International Conference on


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Ambulatory Monitoring of Physical Activity and Movement. Amherst, MA., June 17th, 2013 (Verbal Slide Presentation).

3.11.83. Swartz, A.M., Rote, A.E., Thielke, N. Welch, W.A., & Strath, S.J. Congruency of motion sensors to detect change following a sedentary behavior intervention. 3rd International Conference on Ambulatory Monitoring of Physical Activity and Movement. Amherst, MA., June 16th, 2013 (Verbal Slide Presentation).

3.12. Editorials, reviews, and interviews of one’s research by others 3.12.1. Hunt, L. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Grant Supports UWM Study of the Link Between Active Older

Adults & Their Neighborhoods. UWM News Release, August 10, 2004. 3.12.2. Dr. Scott Strath Participates in County Executives Health Initiative. The Catalyst. Semi‐Annual Alumni

Newsletter, UWM College of Health Sciences, Spring 2005. 3.12.3. Strath Delivers Keynote at 2006 Research Symposium. The Catalyst. Semi‐Annual Alumni Newsletter,

UWM College of Health Sciences, Spring 2006. 3.12.4. Halvorsen, B. Walking Toward a Better Quality of Life. Today @ UWM, July 16, 2006. 3.12.5. First in UWM History. Strath Receives Prestigious NIH Grant. UWM Report, Vol 27 (8), November 2006. 3.12.6. Schwark, S. Simple Tips for New’ Year’s Resolutions. UWM News Release, January 1st. 2009. 3.12.7. Schwark, S. Simple Tips for New’ Year’s Resolutions. UWM News Release, January 1st. 2010. 3.12.8. Schwark, S. Simple Tips for New’ Year’s Resolutions. UWM News Release, January 1st. 2011. 3.12.9. Schwark, S. Simple Tips for New’ Year’s Resolutions. UWM News Release, January 1st. 2012. 3.12.10. UWM Alumni Fall 2013 Vol.15, No.2. Researching the New Aging. 3.12.11. CHS Chronicle, Fall 2013 Vol. 5, Issue 5. Physical Activity Expert Strath Authors AHA Scientific

Statement.

3.13. Video and audio productions None. 3.14. Reports of completed research, professional or demonstration activities None. 3.15. Projects or other professional work published None. 3.16. Projects or other professional works exhibited or otherwise disseminated other than through the print

Media None.

3.17. Articles, papers, chapters, or projects under review 3.17.1. Harley, A.E., Rice, J., Walker, R., Strath, S., Quintiliani, L., & Bennett, G. Physically active, low‐income

African American women: An exploration of activity maintenance in the context of sociodemographic factors associated with inactivity. Women and Health.

3.17.2. Dondzilaǂ, C.J., Genusso, K., Swartz, A.M., Lenz, E.K., Stein, S.S., Kohl, R.L., & Strath*, S.J. Dose‐response walking activity and physical function in older adults. Journal of Aging and Physical Activity.

3.17.3. Strath, S.J., Kate, R.J., Keenan, K.G., Swartz, A.M. Estimating Type and Energy Cost of Physical Activity Using Multiple Accelerometers and Machine Learning Techniques. Journal of Applied Physiology.

3.18. Research proposals under review

3.19. List research or professional awards, ranking in competitions, etc. 3.19.1. Student Mentored Award: Nora E. Miller, Outstanding Research Award, College of Health Sciences

Research Day, First Place, April 2006.


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3.19.2. Student Mentored Fellowship: Awarded to Elizabeth K. Grimm, Helen Bader Endowed Fellowship Award, 2007‐2009.

3.19.3. Dean’s Research Award, 2007. University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee, College of Health Sciences. 3.19.4. Student Mentored Fellowship: Awarded to Christopher Dondzila, Helen Bader Endowed Fellowship

Award, 2010‐2012. 3.19.5. Student Mentored Fellowship: Awarded to Jason Jones, Golden Key Society Fellowship Award, 2010‐

2011. 3.19.6. Dean’s Ambassador Award, 2012. University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee, College of Health Sciences. 3.19.7. Fellow, American College of Sports Medicine, 2013

3.20. Other significant research, scholarship, and professional activities, completed or in progress, not listed elsewhere, but deemed significant

3.20.1. Grant Reviewer: Robert Wood Johnson – Active Living Research, Round Six 3.20.2. Member: NIH Improving Diet and Physical Activity Assessment Scientific Review Panel PAR 03‐009 –

Council ZRg1 HOP‐D 50 3.20.3. Member: NIH Improving Diet and Physical Activity Assessment Scientific Review Panel PAR 05‐756 3.20.4. Member: NCI Special Emphasis Panel: Portable e‐technology Die and Physical Activity Tools for

Consumers – ZCAR SRLB‐4 (C3) 3.20.5. Member: NIH Improving Diet and Physical Activity Assessment Review Panel ZRG1 PSE‐B 50 R 3.20.6. Member: NIH Kidney, Nutrition, Obesity and Diabetes Study Section 2013/10 KNOD

3.20.7. Capital Equipment Grants:

3.20.7.1. Strath (Co‐PI) $202,000.00 2004 University of Wisconsin0Milwaukee College of Health Sciences Dual energy X‐ray absorptiometryl portable metabolic measurement system, resting metabolic rate measurement; underwater weighing and lung function

3.20.7.2. Strath (Co‐PI) $15,700.00 2005 University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee College of Health Sciences Electrocardiographic assessment during exercise

3.20.8. Regional / Local Presentation: 3.20.8.1. Strath, S.J. Physical activity and health indices: Connection with community facilities.

Department of Human Movement Sciences. The University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee. March 8th, 2005.

3.20.8.2. Strath, S.J. Physical activity and health indices: Connection with community facilities. Center on Age and Community. The University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee. April 12th, 2005.

3.20.8.3. Strath, S.J. and S.J. Parker. Physical activity and public health. College of Health Sciences Advisory Board, WI. The University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee, Milwaukee . May 4th, 2005.

3.20.8.4. Swartz, A.M., S.J. Strath, M.A. Parmenter, S.J. Parker, and N.E. Miller. Physical activity and body composition in older adults. College of Health Sciences Research Symposium. The University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee, May 12th, 2005.

3.20.8.5. Laatsch, J.E., S.J. Strath, A.M. Swartz, M.A. Parmenter, and S.J. Parker. Daily physical activity variance by monitoring techniques in older adults: Preliminary analysis. College of Health Sciences Research Symposium. The University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee, May 12th, 2005.

3.20.8.6. Miller, N.E., S.J. Strath, A.M. Swartz, M.A. Parmenter, and S.J. Parker. Walking behavior and quality of life in older adults. College of Health Sciences Research Symposium. The University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee, May 12th, 2005.

3.20.8.7. Miller, N.E., S.J. Strath, A.M. Swartz. The impact of age on predicting objectively determined physical activity intensity. The College of Health Sciences Research Symposium. The University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee, April 21st, 2006.


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3.20.8.8. Strath, S.J. A mile a day keeps the doctor away. Keynote Address. The College of Health Sciences Research Symposium. The University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee, April 21st, 2006.

3.20.8.9. Kazel, M., A.M. Swartz, and S.J. Strath. The influence of physical activity and abdominal obesity on the health characteristics of older adults. The College of Health Sciences Research Symposium. The University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee, April 21st, 2006.

3.20.8.10. Holleman, R.G., S.J. Strath, D.L. Ronis, and C.R. Richardson. Average daily bout minutes of physical activity predict BMI better that average daily minutes. University of Michigan, School of Public Health Research Day. November 7th, 2006.

3.20.8.11. Strath, S.J. Using Endnote. Department of Human Movement Sciences Research Seminar. The University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee. October 10th, 2006.

3.20.8.12. Loy, M.S., A.M. Swartz, S.J. Strath, N.E. Miller, and L.A. Ewalt. Relationship between ambulatory activity and insulin sensitivity in older adults. The College of Health Sciences Research Symposium. The University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee, April 27th, 2006.

3.20.8.13. Ewalt, L.A., A.M. Swartz, S.J. Strath, N.E. Miller, and M.S. Loy. The role of physical activity in predicting abdominal adiposity in older men and women. The College of Health Sciences Research Symposium. The University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee, April 27th, 2006.

3.20.8.14. Strath, S.J. Using Endnote. Department of Human Movement Sciences Research Seminar. The University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee. October 11th, 2007.

3.20.8.15. Strath, S.J. A mile a day keeps the doctor away. Department of Population and Health Sciences. The University of Wisconsin‐Madison. January 29th, 2007.

3.20.8.16. Strath, S.J. To bout or not to bout. Department of Human Movement Sciences Research Seminar. The University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee. March 4th 2008.

3.20.8.17. Swartz, A.M., S.J. Strath, & N.E. Miller. Vigorous intensity physical activity is associated with higher HDL‐C in older adults. College of Health Sciences Scientific Research Symposium, University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee, College of Health Sciences, April 25, 2008.

3.20.8.18. Grimm, E.K., S.J. Strath, A.M. Swartz , N.E. Miller, M.S. Loy, L.A. Ewalt, & K.P. Gennuso. Comparison of the IPAQ‐short form and accelerometry predictions of physical activity in older adults. College of Health Sciences Scientific Research Symposium, University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee, College of Health Sciences, April 25, 2008.

3.20.8.19. Ewalt, L.A., A.M. Swartz, S.J. Strath, N.E. Miller, K.P. Gennuso, E.K. Grimm, & M.S. Loy. Validity of physical activity monitors in assessing energy expenditure in normal, overweight, and obese adults. College of Health Sciences Scientific Research Symposium, University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee, College of Health Sciences, April 25, 2008.

3.20.8.20. Strath, S.J. Organization & time management. Department of Human Movement Sciences Research Seminar. The University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee. October 21st, 2008.

3.20.8.21. Strath, S.J. Organization & time management. Department of Human Movement Sciences Research Seminar. The University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee. November 10th, 2009.

3.20.8.22. Rote, A.E., Swartz, A.M., Cashin, S.E., Strath, S.J., Miller, N.E., Grimm, E.K., Dondzila, C.J., & Sweere, K.M. Psychosocial factors influencing physical activity in older adults. College of Health Sciences Research Symposium, The University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee, April 17, 2010.

3.20.8.23. Strath, S.J. Physical activity enhancement in the elderly. Medical College of Wisconsin Cardiology Grand Rounds. April 8th, 2010.

3.20.8.24. Strath, S.J. Seniors walking to health. Department of Kinesiology. The University of Wisconsin‐Madison. December 3rd, 2010.

3.20.8.25. Squires, L.L., Swartz, A.M., Strath, S.J., Hart, T.L., Grimm, E.K. & A.E. Rote. Acute physiological response to disruption of sedentary behavior: preliminary results. College of Health Sciences Research Symposium, The University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee, April 17, 2010.

3.20.8.26. Squires, L.L., Swartz, A.M., Strath, S.J., Hart, T.L., Grimm, E.K. & A.E. Rote. Acute physiological response to disruption of sedentary behavior: preliminary results. Undergraduate Research at the Rotunda, University of Wisconsin System. May 5, 2010.


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3.20.8.27. Dondzila, C.J., Swartz, A.M., Keenan, K.G., Grimm, E.K., Gennuso, K.P., & Strath, S.J. Lower physical functions is related to sedentary behavior in older adults. College of Health Sciences Research Symposium, The University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee, April 15, 2011.

3.20.8.28. Rote, A.E., Swartz, A.M., Strath, S.J., Cashin, S.E. Over‐estimation of physical activity is related to obesity level among college women. College of Health Sciences Research Symposium, The University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee, April 15, 2011.

3.20.8.29. Kaschinske KA, Walters TJ, Strath SJ, Swartz AM, Keenan KG. A new approach to the long term recording of surface electromyograms. University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee Undergraduate Research Symposium. Milwaukee, WI, USA. April 15, 2011. .

3.20.8.30. Walters TJ, Kaschinske KA, Strath SJ, Swartz AM, Keenan KG. A new approach to the long term recording of surface electromyograms. University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee, College of Health Sciences Spring Research Symposium, Milwaukee, WI, USA. April 15, 2011. (Poster ‐ Student Research T. Walters placed third in the competition ‐ $200)

3.20.8.31. Dondzila, C.J., Swartz, A.M., Strath, S.J. Physical activity differences among older adults utilizing community versus home‐based resources. Midwest American College of Sports Medicine, Oregon, OH, Nov 1‐3. 2012.

3.20.8.32. Hawkins Jr., J.M., Swartz, A.M., & Strath, S. J. Estimating energy cost of physical activity using wrist and hip accelerometry in older adults. University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee Undergraduate Research Symposium, The University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee, April 20. 2012 (Poster ‐ Student Research J. Hawkins placed second in the competition).

3.20.8.33. Heintz, B., Coenen, S., Walters, T.J., Strath, S.J., Swartz, A.M. & Keenan, K.G. Choice step response times are slower while stepping backwards compared with forwards in young and older adults . National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) Wisconsin State Chapter Symposium, April 14, 2012.

3.20.8.34. Heintz, B.D., Coenen, S.K., Walters, T.J., Strath, S.J., Swartz, A.M., Keenan, K.G. Choice step response times are slower while stepping backwards compared with forwards in young and older adults. University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee College of Health Sciences Spring Research Symposium, Milwaukee, WI, USA. May 4, 2012.

3.20.8.35. Coenen, S.K., Heintz, B.D., Walters, T.J., Strath, S.J., Swartz, A.M., Keenan, K.G. Choice step response times are slower while stepping backwards compared with forwards in young and older adults. University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee Undergraduate Research Symposium, Milwaukee, WI, USA. April 20, 2012.

4. TEACHING 4.1. Instruction in the Classroom, Laboratory, Studio, or Clinic

4.1.1. List of all courses taught within the last five years specifying number of credit hours, undergraduate, graduate, or non‐degree level, and number of students.

Semester & Year Course Credit Hours UG/GR/ Number Non. of Students

Degree

Fall 2003 HMS 411 3 UG 3 Spring 2004 HMS 732a 3 UG/GR 7 Summer 2004 HMS 298 3 UG 1 Fall 2004 HMS 530b 3 UG/GR 8 HMS 590 3 UG/GR 3


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Spring 2005 HMS 799 1 GR 1 HMS 830c 3 UG/GR 11 HMS 990 2 GR 2 Summer 2005 HMS 530 3 UG/GR 8 Fall 2005 HMS 530b 3 UG/GR 13 HMS 732a 3 UG/GR 16 Spring 2006 HMS 830c 3 UG/GR 4 HMS 990 2 GR 1 Summer 2006 HMS 530 3 UG/GR 7 Fall 2006 HMS 530 3 UG/GR 14 HMS 891 3 GR 1 HMS 990 2 GR 1 Spring 2007 HMS 830c 3 GR 7 HMS 891 3 GR 1 HMS 990 2 GR 1

Fall 2007 HMS 732a 3 GR 6

Spring 2008 HMS 830c 3 GR 6 HMS 891 3 GR 1 HMS 990 2 GR 1 Fall 2008 HMS 530 3 UG/GR 15 HMS 798 3 GR 2 HMS 891 2 GR 1 HMS 895 3 GR 1

Spring 2009 HMS 732a 3 GR 4 HMS 798 3 GR 1 HMS 895 4 GR 1 HMS 999 2 GR 1 Fall 2009 HMS 798 1 GR 1 HMS 891 3 GR 1 HMS 895 2 GR 1 HMS 999 3 GR 2

Spring 2010 HMS 732a 3 GR 2 HMS 798 1‐3 GR 3 HMS 891 3 GR 1 HMS 895 4 GR 1 HMS 991 3 GR 1 Summer 2010 HMS 991 3 GR 1 Fall 2010 HMS 991 3 GR 1


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Spring 2011 HMS 430 3 UG 29 HMS 799 3 GR 1 Summer 2011 HMS 299 3 UG 2 HMS 991 3 GR 1 Fall 2011 HMS 799 3 GR 1 HMS 830 3 GR 9 Spring 2012 HMS 798 1‐3 GR 3 Summer 2012 HMS 991 1 GR 1 Fall 2012 KIN 798 3 GR 1 KIN 991 3 GR 1 Spring 2013 KIN 799 3 GR 1 KIN 890 3 GR 1 KIN 991 3 GR 1

Footnote: a HMS 732 was course number HMS 590 for 2003/2004 and 2005/2006 entitled: Physical Activity in the Prevention/Rehabilitation of Disease. This was a 3 credit UG/GR course. b HMS 530 was team taught due to work load. I was the instructor on record, responsible for overall class administration, teaching 7 of the 15 lectures. The other 8 lectures were split between 2 faculty members. c HMS 830 was course number HMS 590 for 2004/2005 and 2005/2006 entitled: Adaptations to Physiological Stress. This was a 3 credit UG/GR course.

4.1.1.1. Courses titles taught:

HMS 298: Independent Project HMS 299: Independent Reading HMS 411: Design and Analysis of Adult Fitness

HMS 430: Exercise Testing and Prescription HMS 530: Advanced Exercise Physiology HMS 590: Understanding Electrocardiography HMS 732: Physical Activity Epidemiology HMS 799: Independent Reading HMS 830: Adaptations to Physiological Stress KIN 890: Research Project HMS 891: Comprehensive Reading HMS/KIN 895/991: Thesis/Dissertation KIN 999: Advanced Independent Study

4.1.2. Student supervision; student academic advising; internships; supervision of Master’s and Doctor theses, independent readings and research

4.1.2.1. Primary Supervision of Undergraduate Internships 4.1.2.1.1. Eric Habermass, Department of Human Movement Sciences, Wellness Works, 2010‐2011


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4.1.2.2. Primary Supervision of Undergraduate Research Internships 4.1.2.2.1. John Hawkins, Department of Human Movement Sciences, 2011‐2012

4.1.2.3. Primary Supervision of Master’s Degree

4.1.2.3.1. Janet Laatsch, Department of Human Movement Sciences (Comprehensive Examinations – Graduated May 2007)

4.1.2.3.2. Christina VanErmen, Department of Human Movement Sciences (Comprehensive Examinations – Graduated Dec 2009)

4.1.2.3.3. Nora Miller‐Bolliger, Department of Human Movement Sciences (Thesis – Graduated August 2006)

4.1.2.3.4. Katrina Serwe, Department of Human Movement Sciences (Thesis – Graduated May 2008) 4.1.2.3.5. Andre Harwell, Department of Human Movement Sciences (Inactive) 4.1.2.3.6. Daniel Romanowich, Department of Human Movement Sciences (Inactive) 4.1.2.3.7. Keith Genusso, Department of Human Movement Sciences (Thesis – Graduated May 2010) 4.1.2.3.8. Karlee Sweere, Department of Human Movement Sciences (Comprehensive Examinations

Graduated May 2010) 4.1.2.3.9. Christopher Donzila, Department of Human Movement Sciences (Thesis Graduated Summer

2010) 4.1.2.3.10. Kristi Finco, Department of Human Movement Sciences (Comprehensive Examination –

Graduated December 2012) 4.1.2.3.11. Nicholas Thielke, Department of Kinesiology (Comprehensive Examinations Stage) 4.1.2.3.12. Kimberly Winker, Department of Kinesiology (Coursework Stage)

4.1.2.4. Secondary Supervision of Master's Degree

4.1.2.4.1. Sara Rieselbach, Department of Human Movement Sciences (Thesis – Graduated August 2005)

4.1.2.4.2. Sarah Parker, Department of Human Movement Sciences (Thesis – Graduated May 2006) 4.1.2.4.3. Lisa Haack, Department of Human Movement Sciences (Inactive) 4.1.2.4.4. Lauren E. Ewalt, Department of Human Movement Sciences (Thesis – Graduated Summer

2008) 4.1.2.4.5. Michael Loy, Department of Human Movement Sciences (Comprehensive Examination –

Graduated Summer 2009) 4.1.2.4.6. Tygh Walters, Department of Human Movement Sciences (Thesis – Graduated Summer

2011) 4.1.2.4.7. Marin Koebert, Department of Kinesiology (Coursework Stage).

4.1.2.5. Primary Supervision Doctoral Degree

4.1.2.5.1. Elizabeth E. Grimm, College of Health Sciences (Graduated Aug 2011) 4.1.2.5.2. Christopher Dondzila, College of Health Sciences (Graduated Aug 2013) 4.1.2.5.3. Hotaka Maeda, College of Health Sciences Doctoral Candidate 4.1.2.5.4. Nicholas Lerma, College of Health Sciences Doctoral Canddiate

4.1.2.6. Secondary Supervision Doctoral Degree

4.1.2.6.1. Stacey Grant, Department of Architecture (Graduated May 2007) 4.1.2.6.2. Sasha White, College of Health Sciences (Graduated May 2013) 4.1.2.6.3. Aubri Rote, College of Health Sciences (Graduated Aug 2013) 4.1.2.6.4. Whitney Welch, College of Health Sciences Doctoral Candidate

4.1.2.7. Primary Supervision of Post‐Doctoral Fellows

4.1.2.7.1. Teresa L. Hart, PhD. Department of Human Movement Sciences (2009‐2011)


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4.1.2.8. Junior Investigator / Faculty Mentoring 4.1.2.8.1. Michael Widlansky, MD, Assistant Professor, Division of Cardiovascular Medicine, Medical

College of Wisconsin. Training: T‐Franklin Williams Scholar Association of Specialty Professors Award (2010‐2012). Funding Support: NIH K23.

4.1.2.8.2. Carson Smith, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Kinesiology, University of Maryland. Training: K30 Clinical Scholars Program (2009‐2011).

4.1.2.8.3. Kathleen Mussatto, PhD, RN, Nurse Scientist, Herma Heart Center, Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin. Training: K23 Applicant (2011‐present)

4.1.2.8.4. Amy Harley, PhD, MPH, RD, Assistant Professor, University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee Zilber School of Public Health. Training: K30 Clinical Scholars Program (2011‐present).

4.1.2.8.5. Amy Harley, PhD, MPH, RD, Assistant Professor, University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee Zilber School of Public Health. Training: K01 Applicant (2012‐present).

4.1.3. Teaching awards or other teaching honors, including recognition by student organizations 4.1.3.1. Doctoral Faculty Status, UWM College of Health Sciences. Appointed doctoral faculty status by

College of Health Sciences, Ph.D. Steering Committee. May 2006‐Present.

4.2. Program Development, Implementation, and Management 4.2.1. List of programs offered, including courses offered, number of students, number of times presented,

number of hours, number of instructors, and number of credits, if applicable. 4.2.1.1. Older Adult Community Fitness Program (Wellness Works in conjunction with the Milwaukee

Country Department on Aging).

4.2.2. Organizing colloquia, institutes, workshops, or other programs None

4.3. Other Teaching Activities (not covered elsewhere, but deemed significant) None.

5. SERVICE

5.1. Membership or leadership in departmental, school, college, division, University, or system committees and/or task forces

5.1.1. Department of Human Movement Sciences (Kinesiology) Committee Memberships 5.1.1.1. Future Planning Committee (2003‐2005). 5.1.1.2. Graduate Faculty Committee (2003‐present). 5.1.1.3. Travel Committee (2004‐2006). 5.1.1.4. Course and Curriculum Committee (2005‐present). 5.1.1.5. Physical Therapy Admissions Committee (2006‐2007). 5.1.1.6. Human Movement Sciences Scholarship Committee (2007 and 2008) 5.1.1.7. Assistant/Associate Professor, Cardiopul/Ex Physiology, Search & Screen Committee Member (2007‐

2008) 5.1.1.8. Travel Committee (2008‐2010) 5.1.1.9. Planning Committee (2008‐2010) 5.1.1.10. Executive Committee (2008‐present) 5.1.1.11. MS Kinesiology Task Force for Graduate Student Funding (2011‐12) 5.1.1.12. Two Faculty Hires Department of Kinesiology #02024107/0204108, Search and Screen Chair

(2011‐2012)

5.1.2. College of Health Sciences Committee Memberships 5.1.2.1. Associate Research Specialist #6319.00, Search and Screen Committee, Chair 5.1.2.2. Clinical Assistant Professor #7777.100, Search and Screen Committee Member


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5.1.2.3. Black and Gold Committee (2006‐2008) 5.1.2.4. Task Force – Interdisciplinary Research, Chair (2007‐2008) 5.1.2.5. Academic Planning Committee (2007‐2008) 5.1.2.6. Associate Dean for Graduate Studies and Research #1708.05, Search and Screen Vice‐Chair 5.1.2.7. Dean for College of Health Sciences, Search and Screen Vice‐Chair 5.1.2.8. Academic Planning Committee, Co‐Chair (2008‐2010), member 2010‐11

5.1.3. University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee Committee Memberships

5.1.3.1. Research and Planning Committee; Center on Age and Community (2004‐2006) 5.1.3.2. Leadership Council Member for the Center on Age and Community (2004‐present) 5.1.3.3. Scholarship Committee; Center on Age and Community (2006‐2007) 5.1.3.4. Awards and Recognition Committee; UWM (2007 nominee) 5.1.3.5. South Eastern Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI) – Co‐Director, Research, Education,

and Training Key Function (2009‐present) 5.1.3.6. Post‐Doc Scholarship Committee; Center on Age and Community (2008) 5.1.3.7. Member, Institutional Review Board (2011‐present) 5.1.3.8. Center for Aging and Translational Research, Associate Info Processing Consultant (Data/Web

Specialist), Search and Screen Chair (2013) 5.1.3.9. Center for Aging and Translational Research, SR Admin Prgm Spec (Director of Education and

Programming) #02067582, Search and Screen Chair (2013)

5.2. Major responsibility for coordination of programs, departments, or centers 5.2.1. Director, Older Adult Community Fitness Programs (Wellness Works) (2003‐present)

5.3. Involvement in student activities

None.

5.4. Service and or membership and office, or other positions of leadership, held in a professional organization Membership‐Scholarly Organizations

5.4.1. National Member: American College of Sports Medicine 5.4.2. Regional Member: American College of Sports Medicine 5.4.3. National Member: Gerontology Society of America 5.4.4. National Member: American Heart Association 5.4.5. National Membership Committee, American College of Sports Medicine (2013‐2016)

5.5. Special assignments for professional organizations, and/or participation at professional meetings

5.5.1. Ad‐Hoc Manuscript Reviewer: 5.5.1.1. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise 5.5.1.2. International Journal of Sports Medicine 5.5.1.3. European Journal of Applied Physiology 5.5.1.4. American Journal of Preventive Medicine 5.5.1.5. Canadian Journal of Applied Physiology 5.5.1.6. The International Journal of Obesity 5.5.1.7. Journal of Applied Physiology 5.5.1.8. Journal of Physical Activity and Health 5.5.1.9. Journal of Aging and Physical Activity 5.5.1.10. Bone Health 5.5.1.11. Preventive Medicine 5.5.1.12. British Journal of Nutrition 5.5.1.13. Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity


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5.5.2. Editorial Boards: 5.5.2.1. Journal of Aging and Physical Activity (2008‐9)

5.5.3. Associate Editor

5.5.3.1. Journal of Aging and Physical Activity (2009‐2012)

5.6. Awards and honors for service to the candidate’s profession None

5.7. Community, regional, state and national activities not covered elsewhere but deemed significant. 5.7.1. Member, Milwaukee Aging and Wellness Council (2012‐present)

Documents

Scott J. Strath, Ph.D. CURRICULUM VITAE 1. NAME Scott J. Strath