Director
Chad Kerksick, PhD, FACSM, FNSCA, FISSN, CSCS*D, CISSN, NSCA-CPT*D
ckerksick@lindenwood.edu
(636) 627-4629Chad Kerksick is an Associate Professor of Exercise Science and an Assistant Dean of Research & Innovation in the College of Science, Technology, and Health. He also serves as the Director of the Exercise and Performance Nutrition Laboratory. Dr. Kerksick鈥檚 research interests continue to explore the impact of exercise and nutritional interventions on health, performance and recovery in athletic, youth and clinical populations.
Research Associates
Petey Mumford, PhD
Petey Mumford is an Assistant Professor of Exercise Science. Dr. Mumford鈥檚 expertise centers upon examining the acute impact of exercise, dietary, and nutritional supplementation strategies on the physiological, biochemical, molecular, and genetic outcomes as they relate to health and performance.
Scott Richmond, PhD
Scott Richmond, PhD is an Associate Professor in the Exercise Science Department. Dr. Richmond's graduate and post-doctoral work included projects exploring the role of skeletal muscle in cardiovascular and metabolic health issues. Dr. Richmond has also supervised numerous student research projects ranging from ergogenic aids to sports performance to exercise training.
Kyle Sunderland, PhD
Kyle Sunderland is an Associate Professor of Exercise Science at 51福利社. Dr. Sunderland鈥檚 experience and research agenda is focused on the influence of exercise and nutritional interventions on metabolic adaptations in performance, health, and disease.
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Harry Cintineo, PhD
Harry Cintineo is an Assistant Professor of Exercise Science. Dr. Cintineo鈥檚 research focuses on improving health and human performance outcomes in athletes, military personnel, and general population through strength and conditioning, sports nutrition, and sports science interventions.
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Patrick Harty, PhD
Dr. Harty is an Assistant Professor of Exercise Science in the College of Science, Technology, and Health. He holds a PhD in Exercise Physiology from Texas Tech University as well as a bachelor鈥檚 degree in Exercise Science and a master鈥檚 degree in Human Performance from 51福利社. His research interests include aspects of sport science, sports nutrition, and body composition. Dr. Harty's recent work examines the applicability of 3D body scanning technologies to serve as performance prediction metrics in Soldiers. In addition to research, he teaches classes at the undergraduate and graduate level and enjoys working with students at all stages of their academic journeys.
Coordinators
Anthony Hagele, MS, CSCS, CISSN
Lab Coordinator
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Joesi Krieger, MS, ACSM-CEP
Research Coordinator
Medical Supervisor
Dr. Nicholas Greiner, DO
Dr. Greiner currently serves as a sports medicine physician for Mercy - Sports Medicine in St. Louis, MO. Dr. Greiner initially earned his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree from the Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine before becoming board certified in sports medicine and completing a fellowship in sports medicine at Saint Louis University. As the EPNL medical supervisor, Dr. Greiner provides administrative and clinical consult on any questions or concerns that may arise as part of our education and research efforts.
Research Assistants
- Leah Allen
- Connor Gaige
- Kristen Gross
- Josh Iannotti
- Paige Sutton
- Kevin Holley
Undergraduate Interns
Current Intern(s):
- Lochlan Charley
- Esther Duncan
Previous Interns:
- Diego De Gregorio
- Ethan Hoffmann
- Paige Sutton
- Amy Meyers
- Kelsey Presson
- Autumn Bauer
- Logan Kulinski
- Athena Viers
- Maycee White
- Evan Blankenship
- Julia Blumkaitis
- Andrey Diaz-Garcia
- Bradley Gieske
- Patrick Harty
- Ann Puschkasch
- Lori O'Reilly
- Travis Russo
- Stephanie Sands