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Fat-Free Mass and Handgrip Strength in NJCAA Athletes Based on Self-Reported Strength Training
"BACKGROUND: Strength training is an important component of health as it can impact body composition and continued functional ability. This is particularly important to athletes as they constantly participate in physically demanding activities.…
Interpretation of Adiposity Indicators in NJCAA Female Athletes
"BACKGROUND: Body mass index (BMI) and waist circumference (WC) are commonly used as quick, noninvasive indicators of adiposity. However, these measures can misrepresent the obesity or nutritional status of an individual. This is particularly true in…
Impact of Environmental Factors on Floral Scent Emission of Gelsemium sempervirens
The goal of this project was to study the effects of environmental factors (temperature, humidity, barometric pressure, light intensity, and time of day) on the floral scent emissions of Gelsemium sempervirens. Floral scent emission affects…
Time Spent in Sedentary and Physical Activit in College-Aged Women Based on Body Composition
BACKGROUND: Physical activity is an important contributor to overall health; however, as most young adults transition into college, physical activity decreases and sedentary time increases. Body composition also may change during this time. While…
Differences in PSDQ Strength Scores between Women with Healthy BMI and Overweight/Obese BMI
This presentation discusses the differences in PSDQ strength scores between Women with Healthy BMI and Overweight/Obese BMI.
Vanessa Grout, "Relationship Among Screentime, Body Fat Percentage, and Measured Physical Activity in College Students" (2019)
This poster summarizes the relationships among screen-time, body-fat percentage, and measured physical activity levels in college student populations.
Taylor Meadows, "Differences in Health Indicators Based on Biological Attractiveness in Women" (2019)
This poster discusses differences in BMI, body fat percentage, and handgrip strength in traditional, college-aged, full time females based on biological attractiveness.
Samantha N. Broome, "Differences in Waist Circumference, Body Fat Percentage, and Hand Grip Strength Between Frame Sizes in Women" (2019)
This poster outlines the differences in body fat percentage, waist circumferences and hand grip strength in women between frame sizes.
Samantha N. Broome, "Effects of physical activity on PHQ-9 scores among full time female employees and students" (2019)
This presentation discusses physical activity effects on depression scores in women.
Logan Deese, "The Difference Between Female Full-Time Employees and Students at USCL in Stress Management, Revitalization, Enjoyment and Physical Activity" (2019)
A comparison between female full-time employees and full-time students in physical activity levels and having stress management, revitalization, and enjoyment as motivations to exercise.