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Department of Kinesiology and Physical Education Annual Report

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ANNUAL REPORT 2015

MCGILL UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF EDUCATION DEPARTMENT OF KINESIOLOGY AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION

SUBMITTED BY; Rene A. Turcotte, Ph.D. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR AND CHAIR

June 2016


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Section I - Description of Department of Kinesiology and Physical Education

The department met near the end of 2014 for a retreat and devised a new mission statement and objectives for the department. This new statement is written below.

DEPARTMENT OF KINESIOLOGY AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION:

OUR VISION:

We strive to be world leaders in the optimization of health and well-being across the lifespan.

OUR MISSION:

Training leaders of tomorrow through excellence in teaching, research and service. Advancing and translating

knowledge about sport, physical activity and human health across the lifespan, through a transdisciplinary focus

from the cell, to the individual and to society.

OUR OBJECTIVES:

To respect the diversity of the disciplinary bases and professional practices associated with Kinesiology and

Physical Education, to encourage transdisciplinary research and professional endeavors, and promote

collegiality.

Teaching and training objectives:

To develop emerging research leaders and highly qualified personnel capable of cutting-edge research in

the field of kinesiology and physical education.

To offer a curriculum which views human movement from psychosocial, and biological perspectives.

To encourage creative and critical thinking in students through a variety of instructional approaches.

To nurture students in becoming independent and active life-long learners in acquiring and evaluating

knowledge as they mature as scholars and professionals.

To provide professional learning opportunities through courses and field placements which place

priority on “linking theory to practice”.

Research objectives:

To facilitate and support the development of sustainable, transdisciplinary research partnerships.

Scaling from cell to society, to elucidate the physiological, neuromechanical and behavioural mechanisms

of health, disability and disease across the lifespan.

To develop, test and implement novel and effective interventions for optimal physical and psychosocial

health across a broad range of populations.

Service objectives:

To value and foster continuing education opportunities for alumni and current professionals.


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To further develop and nurture community partnerships in physical activity, sport, health and well -

being.

To advocate for optimization of health through physical activity, sport, education and research.

To instill / reinforce the importance of social engagement.

For faculty and trainees to be leaders promoting and providing health evaluation and intervention for

members of McGill, Montreal and surrounding communities.

To embrace our role as responsible citizens of the city, the region, the province, and the global

community.

To foster actions, programs, and scholarship that will lead to a sustainable future.

Academic staff

Ross Andersen, Professor, sabbatical Gordon Bloom, Associate Professor, active Julie Côté, Associate Professor, active incoming Chair Lindsay Duncan, Assistant Professor, active William Harvey, Associate Professor, active Russell Hepple, Professor, active Dennis Jensen, Assistant Professor, active Theodore Milner, Professor, active David Pearsall, Associate Professor, sabbatical Dilson Rassier, Professor, Dean, active Celena Scheede-Bergdahl, Faculty Lecturer, active Shane Sweet, Assistant Professor, active Tanja Taivassalo, Associate Professor, active René Turcotte, Associate Professor, active, outgoing Chair

Section II – Achievements of the past year

Highlights

Research An important part of our mission is for our Faculty members is to continue to secure research funding from the

Canadian tri-council funding agencies (CIHR, NSERC, SSHRC). This year faculty members continued numerous

grants already awarded and a number of professors are starting new grants as was the case last year. Total PI funding from peer reviewed grants is over $2,637,040 and per capita funding is around $164,815.00 per tenure track faculty member. This represents a sustained pattern of funding over the last five years and our research intensity continues to be one of the highest in the country for similar academic programs. These grants continue to make it possible to offer financial support to current graduate students, attract new students and help the professors move their research agenda forward.

This past year, students received over $572,472.00 in funding from internal and external sources. Our graduate students obtained 16 external fellowships from NSRERC, SSHRC, CIHR, FRSQ, IRSST.


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The Research Center for Physical Activity and Health is in a period of transition as Dr. Hepple, who had been reappointed as Director in Fall 2015, has recently decided to step down from this role. Tentatively, Professor Dennis Jensen will be interim director, until a Director is formally appointed. We look forward to new leadership, and soon new hires to complement the center’s research objectives. (http: //www.mcgill.ca/edu-

kpe/channels/event/kpepath). The research at the center will continue to focus on the benefits of physical activity in maintaining and improving health in normal populations and populations with chronic disease. An important element of the research will continue to focus on the development of appropriate and effective treatment and rehabilitation strategies for the populations studied and to understand the underlying mechanisms as an eventual path to these strategies. Research conducted at the center already involves collaboration from the Faculty of Medicine and many other local organizations and it is anticipated that more extensive collaborations will become part of the center as it broadens its research mandate. These initiatives are taking on increasing importance as they are the underpinning for the future research direction of the department.

We have a new professor (Lee Schaefer) who conducted research in the aboriginal communities in Saskatchewan before joining us in January 2016. The addition of Professor Schaefer has already had a positive impact on the department, as he received an award for the most outstanding publication in the “Narrative Research for Special Interest’s Group” at the American Educational Research Association meetings this year. Professor Schafer’s research focus on Aboriginal issues is in line with one of McGill’s stated priorities moving forward. Our professors continue to publish extensively, with approximately 31 refereed publications, 95 conference proceedings and presentations and 2 book chapters. We have experienced a small dip in publishing that can to a certain extent be explained by recent retirements, sabbaticals, leaves of absence, and substantial administrative appointments of some KPE members. Upon reflection as chair however there continue to be some red flags mentioned in my previous report that should be reinforced when examining our research productivity over the recent half dozen years. It is of concern after completing the self-study document in 2014 that although we are very productive, when we compare ourselves to other institutions with similar programs, we are performing well above what is normal considering the number of faculty members in the department. This level of productivity is lower this year and the productivity of previous years is unlikely to be sustained unless we increase the size of the department. As I have mentioned previously, units similar to ours across the country have on average 21 faculty members. Some of the top performing units have 30 or more faculty members. Our department will need to grow to maintain our research intensity and productivity. Another concern related to research is the acquisition of space for laboratories for new faculty members. We have 2 new hires that will join the faculty in fall 2017 to replace me as I retire, and a new position in Aboriginal Health Education. These new hires will require adequate space and infrastructure in order to carry forward successful and productive programs of research. As we move forward, space issues (laboratory and office space) must be resolved and this must be done soon in order to be able to negotiate and attract excellent new faculty. Some mechanism must be established to provide sustainable funding for the Research Center to help increase the department’s visibility, increase research center membership and develop a cohesive research group forming the core of the department’s research mandate. Undergraduate Program

Our kinesiology program reflects the multidisciplinary nature of our field of study and the growing trend for research to be conducted in teams and to cut across disciplines to provide better answers to current research problems and thus we aim to provide students with the appropriate educational tools to intervene with their clients and patients in a more practical and helpful way. The Department continues to be engaged with the Conseil National de la Kinésiologie, a body with representatives from the Fédération de Kinésiologues du Québec (FKQ) and all Kinesiology programs at Quebec universities. Dr. Celena Scheede-Bergdahl represents McGill University at council meetings. The purpose of the FKQ council is twofold: first, to inform the universities of the range of services provided by kinesiologists in Quebec and the knowledge which they require and second, to provide a forum for communication between the universities and the FKQ about program content and development of new programs, with the objective of defining the scope of practice of kinesiologists in Quebec and ensuring that they receive training which is adequate for their responsibilities. In the last year, the FKQ has deposited an application for a professional order to the Quebec order of professions, and obtaining a professional


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order for kinesiologists would have a significant impact on our academic program. The competencies which Kinesiology graduates will be expected to have in order to be entitled to practice as professionals in kinesiology have been defined. The department has also reviewed both the Kinesiology and Physical Education programs content. The purpose of the review was to ensure that the Kinesiology program content was consistent with the guidelines which the FKQ has established as a common standard for Kinesiology programs in Quebec. In addition, the Department is exploring mechanisms to the FKQ certification exams administered to students graduating in Kinesiology. In addition, as part of our B.Sc. Kinesiology, we provide students with research experiences through practicums and an Honor’s program with an emphasis on research. The central venue for students will be the Research Center for Physical Activity and Health. In addition, a very important objective is to provide students with 400-600 hours of practical hands on experience the field of kinesiology. In support of this initiative the Department is especially proud and appreciative of TLS at McGill for providing the department with the opportunity to create a state of the art teaching laboratory that is equipped with the technology required to develop the skills in the students who want to become certified Kinesiologists. This initiative represents a 1.5$ million investment to the Department is finally complete and has been in use for one academic year. The Physical and Health Education program continues to be modified. The Physical Education pedagogy committee continues to streamline the program to offer a better service to students and a program that emphasizes pedagogical training for the students in both theory and practical skills courses. Skills courses continue to be modified to offer a better pedagogical content and approach to better train the students as future physical educators. Our physical education program is the only one that certifies teachers in the English sector in Quebec. With a complement of contract academic staff and several faculty members and physical education professionals we are able provide students with a high quality program that is designed to meet the education ministry’s requirements/standards. Our physical education program was evaluated favorably by CAPFE (Comité d’agrément des programmes de formation à l’enseignement) in 2011-2012. However, we are resource poor in this program and this will need to be addressed in the near future if we are to maintain program quality. The hiring of Professor Schaefer will likely have a very positive impact on this program.

Enrolment in the programs is approximately 197 in the PHE and 223 in the BSC KIN. These figures represent an increase in enrolment from 2014 and future projections forecast further increases in both programs. Our objective, however, is to increase available resources to match enrolment, so as not to compromise the quality of instruction at the undergraduate level. Our FTE’s have declined however, as we have put restrictions on the number of students in our Kinesiology minor program. Currently we have 30 students in this program but there is great interest from students in Science and we will revisit the restrictions for this program next year.

Cooperation with other teaching units at McGill and other institutions The Department of Kinesiology and Physical Education (KPE), will continue to deliver its undergraduate program in partnership with several other units within the Faculty of Education and the McGill community. We continue to work with the School of Dietetics and Human Nutrition for joint teaching of the course EDKP 292 Nutrition and Wellness, and NUTR 503 Bioenergetics and the Life Span. Dr. Turcotte/Andersen and Professor Plourde from Dietetics and Human Nutrition were our departmental instructors for these shared courses. Four of our faculty members (Dr. Rassier, Dr. Jensen and Dr. Taivassalo, Dr. Hepple) participated in the teaching of a course in the Department of Physiology, PHGY 502.

Quality of teaching The response rate for undergraduate and graduate course evaluations in the past year was usually between 35-50%. However, response rate in some courses was very low as in previous years and we need to take measures to improve response rates in the future. The evaluations with more than 25% response rate indicate average scores for overall teaching ability of 4.0 and usually higher for full-time academic staff. There continues to be consistently high quality of instruction in courses taught by full-time academic staff. Student comments are generally positive for all of our teaching staff including part-time staff. This is consistent with previous years and I am confident this trend will continue. I review all course evaluations on a yearly basis, with special attention to those of part-time teaching staff and instructors not usually performing at a good level, who are


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then are asked to take measures to improve. Consistently poor performance has resulted in the dismissal of some instructors.

Graduate Program Professor Dennis Jensen has realized a number of initiatives over the past year as Graduate Program Director. These include a much clearer process for tracking of graduate students both before and after graduation, the development of an exit survey for graduate students in collaboration with the graduate student committee, streamlined statistical evaluation of registration and applications to our graduate programs and an outreach initiative to keep all students and members of the department current on successes and achievements displayed on a plasma screen in the department hallway. Currently, he is implementing the use of a software program that will automate much of the tracking processes and statistical evaluation of the graduate program. These processes are important for informing the GPD regarding student progress in the department and how efficient our faculty members are at graduating students in a timely fashion.

Our graduate program has continued to grow and the successful growth of the program is largely due to the success of our professors in the department. The excellent research programs of funding and productivity of the department make our program an attractive one. We currently have enrolled 29 in MSc, 18 in MA and 19 in the ad hoc Ph.D.. Thus our current enrolment is 66 students, an increase from 55 students in 2013. The department also has 4 post-doctoral students working in our laboratories as well.

The ratio of students to faculty is 2.87 for MA/MSc. and 1.27 for Ph.D.. Students spend on average 2.5 years in the Master’s program. Data on length of PhD programs is not yet available. The GPD is currently involved in a Faculty-wide review of the graduate programs in the faculty. Of interest in this review is a restructuring of course delivery, especially Research Methods and Statistics courses.

The number of Ph.D. students enrolled in the Ad Hoc program has been increasing each year since 2004 when no students were enrolled. The most dramatic increases have occurred since 2006, when the program had 3 students enrolled. There were 19 Ph.D. students enrolled in the Ad Hoc program as of December 2010, up from 14 in 2009. This past year as mentioned above we had 19 students in the PhD program. We anticipate that the number will continue to increase in the coming years, particularly since our junior faculty, most of whom are pre-tenured, will grow their research programs on the way to tenure and therein will begin to attract more Ph.D. applicants.

In an effort to attract the best Ph.D. students into our program Professor Turcotte prepared a new draft of the PhD proposal for a Ph.D. in Kinesiology and completed a first draft in December 2015. Associate Dean and incoming Chair (June 1) Dr. Julie Cote continues to work on this draft proposal and it will be revised by Professor Pearsall in the coming months as he will be the new GPD. The presence of post-doctoral scholars in our department is also a sign of excellence in our research as they contribute to the development of the research agenda of the professors they work with and help to mentor graduate students.

Graduate Student Funding Our funding plan for this year is as follows:

1. Total amount of funds to be allocated to Master’s students: $67,000 2. Total amount of funds to be allocated to Ph.D. students: $125,000 3. Funding Mechanisms:

a. 10 x 1st year Master’s Fellowships each valued at $5,500 i. DKPE Contribution: $2,000


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ii. Supervisor Contribution: $3,500

b. 2 x 2nd year of 2-year Masters Fellowship offered in 2015-16, where year 1 was valued at $12,000 and year 2 is valued at $6,000:

i. DKPE Contribution: $2,500 ii. Supervisor Contribution: $3,500

c. 2 x 2nd year of 2-year Bloomberg-Manulife PhD Fellowship offered in 2015-16 and valued at $20,000: i. DKPE Contribution: $12,500


d. 3 x 1st year of 3-year PhD Recruitment Award valued at $15,000: i. DKPE Contribution: $8,400


e. 2 x 2nd year of 2-year PhD Recruitment Award valued at $20,000: i. DKPE Contribution: $12,500

ii. Supervisor Contribution: $7,500 iii.

Below is a table depicting the external fellowships received by graduate students from 2010-2015.

Involvement in the community


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The department maintains close links with the Association of Physical Educators of Quebec (APEQ) and is actively involved in hosting and contributing to the annual meeting of the association, usually in the fall. Drs. Bloom, Harvey, sit on the executive of APEQ as McGill representatives. Several faculty members continue to have important roles with NIH, CIHR and NSERC (notably profs. Rassier, Hepple, Jensen, Cote). A number of faculty members have presented their work and our field in the public media and on television promoting the field of kinesiology and our research (Dr. Pearsall- Concussion research in ice hockey helmets, and Dr. Cote on issues related to ergonomics in the work place). All of the department’s professors have been very active reviewing manuscripts for journals in their field and have participated in peer review for Tri-Council granting agencies, consulting activities and community outreach and service. See appendix I, VI and VII for professors and duties carried out.

Farewell message This year has also been a year of change as I will retire Professor August 31, 2016. I wish continued success for the department and I am confident Professor Cote will move the department in a good direction moving forward.

Appendices- Summary of all activities are outlined in the following

I- Journal reviews and editorial boards II- Research Funding III- Publications IV- Pattern of Publications and Professional activities V- Graduate Student Funding VI- Consulting activities VII- Professionally relevant community service


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Appendix I: Honours, Awards and Prizes

Faculty Member Awards Editorial Boards Reviewer – Journals & Granting Agencies

Ross Andersen

Journal of Clinical Densitometry, reviewer

Pediatrics, reviewer

Journal Physical Activity and Health, reviewer

Eur J. Clin Nutr, reviewer

CMAJ, reviewer

British Journal of Sports Medicie, reviewer

Annals of Internal Med, reviewer

SOARD, reviewer


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Gordon Bloom

International Sport Coaching Journal, Editorial Board Member

Journal of Applied Sport Psychology, Editorial Board Member

Qualitative Research in Sport Exercise and Health, Editorial Board Member

International Journal of Sport Psychology, reviewer

The Sport Psychologist, reviewer

Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport, reviewer

Physical Education and Sport Pedagogy, reviewer

Adapted Physical Activity Quarterly, reviewer

International Journal of Sport Science & Coaching, reviewer

Journal of Sport Sciences, reviewer

Journal of Sport Behavior, reviewer

Psychology of Sport & Exercise, reviewer

Journal of Sports Science, reviewer

Sports Coaching Review, reviewer

Sport in Canada: A History, 3re edition, by Morrow & Wamsley, reviewer


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Julie Côté

CIHR-IRSST Chair Gender Work & Health

Montreal & Quebec Center for Interdisciplinary Research in Rehabilitation (CRIR-CIRRIS), President of scientific committee of ethics review board

Motor Control Journal, Editorial Board

Human Movement Science, manuscript reviewer

Journal of Electromyography and Kinesiology, manuscript reviewer

Journal of Neurophysiology, manuscript reviewer

Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation, manuscript reviewer

PLos ONE, manuscript reviewer

Human Factors journal, manuscript reviewer

Quebec Rehab Research Network annual scientific conference, session moderator

Lindsay Duncan

Journal of Imagery Research in Sport and Exercise – Editorial Board Member

Adhoc Reviewer for: Comtemporary Clinical Trials, International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology, Psychology and Health, Adhoc Reviewer

William Harvey

Clinical Research Division, Douglas Mental Health University Institute, Research Associate Appointment

Adapted Physical Education Quarterly, reviewer

Physical Education & Sport Pedagogy, reviewer

Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport


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Russ Hepple

Aging Cell, reviewer

Journal of Physiology, reviewer

Journal of Gerontology Biological & Medicine Science, reviewer

FASEB Journal, reviewer

Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience, reviewer

Biotechnology & Biological Sciences Research, reviewer

Dennis Jensen

McGill University, William Dawson Research Scholar

Fonds de recherché Sante – Quebec, Bourse de chercheur-boursier, Junior 1 Volet “Clinique et Epidemiologie”

Journal of Pain and Symptom Management, Invited Adhoc Reviewer

BMC Pulmonary Medicine, Invited Adhoc Reviewer

Journal of Applied Physiology, Invited Adhoc Reviewer

Pharmacoepidemiology & Drug Safety, Invited Adhoc Reviewer

Medicine and Science in Sport Exercise, Invited Adhoc Reviewer

Journal of Pain and Symptom Management, Inivted Adhoc Reviewer


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International Journal of Obesity, Inivted Adhoc Reviewer

Respiratory Physiology & Neurobiology, Inivted Adhoc Reviewer

Applied Physiology, Nutrition and Metabolism, Invited Adhoc Reviewer

Experimental Physiology, Inivted Adhoc Reviewer

Theodore Milner

European Commission Research Executive Agency- Marie Curie Action International Incoming Fellowship

Journal of Neurophysiology, reviewer

Canadian Foundation for Innovation

European Commission

Carolyn

Paquette

Journal of Cerebral Blood Flow and

Metabolism, Reviewer

Motor Control, Reviewer

Scientific Reports, Reviwer


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REPAR Summer Bursary Evaluation, Reviewer

Evaluation of the Master’s Harmonized Tri-Council Funding KPE Internal evaluation, Reviewer

2 scientific evaluations for CRIE Ethics

David Pearsall

Journal of Applied Biomechanics, Associate Editor

Journal of Sports Engineering & Technology, Editorial Board Member

Journal of Sports Science, external examiner

Journal of Applied Biomechanics, external examiner

Journal of Sports Engineering, external examiner

Journal of Sports Engineering & Technology, external examiner

Journal of Sports Biomechanics, external examiner

American Journal of Sports Medicine, external examiner

IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, external examiner

Journal of Biomechanical Engineering, external examiner


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Dilson Rassier

William Dawson Scholar

Canadian Research Chair

Celena Scheede-

Bergdahl

Frontiers in Pharmacology, Section editor

Frontiers in Clinical and Translational Physiology. Section editor

Scandinavian Journal of Medicine and Science in Sport, reviewer

Applied Physiology, Nutrition & Metabolism, reviewer

Journal of Cachexia, Sarcopenia & Muscle, reviewer,

Journal of Negative Results, reviewer


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Shane Sweet

Journal of Spinal Cord Medicine, reviewer

Health Behaviour & Education, reviewer

Psychology of Sport & Health, reviewer

Psychology, Health & medicine, reviewer

Disability and Rehabilitation, reviewer

Psychology & Health, reviewer

Master’s Awards – DKPE (n=20), evaluator

Ph.D. Awards – DKPE (n=3), evaluator

Master’s Harmonized Awards (n=16), evaluator


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Appendix II: Academic Staff Research Funding - Kinesiology and Physical Education

Granting Agency 2015

CIHR

PI: N. Mayo

Co-Investigator: R. Andersen

Project title: The Role of Exercise in Modifying Outcomes for People

with Multiple Sclerosis: A Randomized Trial

249,000

SSHRC

PI: G. Bloom

Co-Investigators: T. Loughead, William Harvey

Project title: Effective coaching practices and the development of

cohesion for athletes with a disability

61,600

SSHRC

PI:T. Loughhead

Co-Investigators: G. Bloom, K. Chandler, M. Eyes

Project title: Developing leadership behaviours in athletes

43,281

National Institute of Education Academic Research Fund

PI: Koon Teck Koh

Co-Investigators: M. Camire, J. Wang, G. Bloom

Project title: Development outcomes associated with students’

participation in physical education and sport in Singapore schools

40,160

NSERC Engage Industry Partnership Grant

PI: J.Côté

Project title: Validation of the Cyclopole for upper limb muscular

and cardiovascular exercise and rehab

23,993


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NSERC Discovery Operating Grant

PI: J.Côté

Project title: Biomechanical modeling of posture and movement

coordination, fatigue, gender and aging effects

43,000

NSERC Discovery Accelerator Supplemental Grant

PI: J.Côté

Project title: Biomechanical modeling of posture and movement

coordination, fatigue, gender and aging effects

40,000

IRSST Strategic research grant – readaptation au travail des

travailleurs vieillissants

PI: C.A Dubois

Co-Investigators: J. Côté, K. Bentein, A. Marchand

Project title: Trajectoires de réadaptation au travail, ressources et

qualité de vie au travail chez les 45 ans et plus dans le secteur de la

santé et des services sociaux

99,985

NSERC (Discovery)

PI: J. Côté

Project title: Experimental analysis of whole-body changes

associated with repetitive upper limb motion: what, when, why?

21,000

Tri-Council NSERC – National Center for Excellence – Auto 21

PI: R. Wells

Co-Investigators: J. Côté, P. Neumann, J. Potvin, J. Callaghan

Project title: Improving worker health and quality in production

systems by reduction of fatigue at work

$12,000

CIHR competition, IRSST funds

PI: J.Cote

Project title: Better understanding for better prevention of work-

related neck/shoulder disorders: a concerted, sex/gender sensitive

approach.

159,500


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CIHR (Operating)

PI: Clark Dickerson

Co-Investigators: J. Côté, M. Bey, R. Bicknell, E. Nelson-Wong

Project title: Identifying the root causes of rotator cuff pathology

related to muscle fatigue

$20,600

SSHRC: Insight Development Grant

PI: L.R. Duncan

Co-Investigators: V. Talwar, N. Heath

Project title: Selective use of technology-based and face-to-face

communication for positive and negative information and affect

sharing among adolescents

14,780

Prostate Cancer Canada: Survivorship Research Grants PI: L.R. Duncan, S. Lambert Co-Investigators: J. Robinson, C. Loiselle, F. Carli, D. Santa Mina, P. Saha-Shaudhuri, S. Peacock, A. Matthew, L. Goldenberg, J. Ellis, N. Culos-Reed Project title: Reducing anxiety and enhancing quality of life among caregivers of prostate cancer survivors: Development and evaluation of a dyadic, tailored, web-based, psychosocial and physical activity self-management programme

173,071

Society of Family Planning Research Fund PI: A. Gariepy Co-Investigators: L.E. Fiellin, K.D. Hieftje, L.R. Duncan, B. Sawyer, J. Kohn Project title: Serious games for serious issues: Reducing high-risk sexual behavior in adolescents through a mobile game app

22,199

World Anti-Doping Agency: Social Sciences Research Grant PI: L.R. Duncan Project title: Enhancing Anti-Doping Education Interventions Using Framed Messages

11,176

Canadian Cancer Society Research Institute/ Capacity Development Award in Prevention PI: L.R. Duncan Project title: Development of a Videogame Intervention Targeting Cigarette Smoking Prevention among Young Adolescents

75,000


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NIH/ National Institute of Child Health and Human Development

PI: L.E. Fiellin

Co-Investigators: S Bauman, B. Forsyth, L. Mayes, R. Hubai, M.Z.

Rosenthal, P. Slovery, M. Chawarski, A. Seropian, C. Lejeuz, K.D.

Hieftje, B. Sawyer, L.R. Duncan

Project title: An interactive video game for HIV prevention in at-risk

adolescents

115,000

NIH/ Dartmouth Center for Technology and Behavioral Health

PI: L.R. Duncan, L.E. Feillin

Co-Investigators: K.D. Hieftje, B. Sawyer

Project title: Development of a Videogame Prototype Targeting

Cigarette Smoking Prevention among Young Adolescents

4,000

CIHR

PI: R.T. Hepple

Project title: Relationship between denervation and mitochondrial

function in aging skeletal muscle

134,459

CIHR

PI: S. Aaron, J. Martin

Co-Investigators: D. Jensen and 51 other co-applicants representing

20 different institutions

Project title: The Canadian Respiratory Research Network: Origin

and

Progression of Airway Disease

1,510,000

FRSQ

PI: D. Jensen

Project title: Mecansimes neurophysiologique de destresse

respiratoire (dyspnee) chez les humaines dans des conditions de

stress physiologique

15,000

NSERC

PI: D. Jensen

Project Title: Neuro-physiological mechanisms of perceived

respiratory discomfort (dyspnea) in humans under conditions of

physiological stress

27,000


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NSERC

PI: D. Jensen

Project title: Neuro-physiological mechanisms of perceived



5,000

FRSQ

PI: D. Jensen

Project title: Mecanismes neurophysiologique de destresse

respiratoire (dyspnea) chez les humaines dans des conditions de

stress physiologique

56,269

FRSQ

PI: D. Jensen

Co-Investigators: B. Smith, V. Pepin, D. Saey

Project title: Constant Rate Shuttle Walking and Stair Stepping Tests

to Assess Exertional Dyspnea: Responsiveness to Pulmonary

Rehabilitation and Minimal Clincally Important Difference

20,000

NSERC

PI: T. Milner

Project title: Somatosensory control of dexterous movements

28,000

CIHR

PI T. Milner

Co-Investigators: D. Ostry

Project title: Resting-state network analysis of sensorimotor

processing during the formation of memory in the human brain

84,810

NSERC

PI: C. Paquette

Project title: Brain control of human locomotion

29,000


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CIHR

PI: A. Thiel, S.Black, S. Lanthier, E. Rochon

Co-Investigators: J. Chen, W.D. Heiss, G. Mochizuki, C. Paquette

Project title: NOninvasve Repeated Therapeutic Stimulation for

Aphasia Recovery – NORTHSTAR

166,719

NSERC CRD

PI: D. Pearsall

Co-Investigators: R. Turcotte, Robbins, Lessard

Project title: Human Factors Analysis of Ice Hockey Equipment

144,000

The Swedish Research Council

PI: D. Rassier

Project title: The complex molecular gear-box of muscle

173,050

The Swedish Foundation for International Cooperation in Research

and Higher Education

PI: D. Rassier

Co-Investigators: J. Lanner

Project title: Novel drug therapy for illness-related muscle weakness

23,170

CFI

PI: D. Rassier

Co-Investigators: P. Grutter

Project title: System to study the mechanics of single molecules with

high spatial and temporal resolution

697,595

CIHR

PI: D. Rassier

Co-Investigators: S. Hussain

Project title: Mechanisms underlying diaphragm weakness induced

by mechanical ventilation

107,500


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CIHR

PI: D. Rassier

Co-Investigators: A. Kashina

Project title: The role of protein arginylation in skeletal muscles

144,500

NSERC

PI: D. Rassier

Project title: The role of myosin surface loops 1 and 2 in regulating

the load-dependent power-stroke and ATP kinetics during muscle

contraction

22,500

Rossy Cancer Network

PI: Scheede-Bergdahl,C., Jagoe, T., Bourtros, M.; Liberman, S.,

Charlebois, P., Stein, B., Morais, J., Chitulescu, G., Morin, N.,

Feldman, L., Vasilevsky, C.A., Fried, G.

Project title: Using multimodal prehabilitation to improve outcomes

for frail patients undergoing resection of colorectal cancer

$97,597

Canadian Foundation for Innovation

PI: S.N. Sweet, L. Duncan

Project title: Adoption and maintenance of physical activity among

adults with mobility impairments

200,000

SSHRC

PI: S.N Sweet

Co-Investigators: M. Fortier, K. Martin-Ginis, A. Latimer-Cheung, L.

Noreau

Project title: Spinal cord injury, peer mentorship and quality of life:

Applying self-determination theory

45,009

FRSQ (Chercheur Bousier Junior 1)

PI: S.N. Sweet

Project title: Comprendre le maintien de l’activité physique après la

réadaptation cardiaque

69,629


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Ministère de l’Enseignment supérieur. De la Recherche et de la

Science, Fonds des services aux collectives.

PI: M.E. Lamontagne

Co-Investigators: S.N. Sweet, K. Arbour-Nicitopoulos, M. Légaré

Project title: Co-construction et implantation d’un programme de

counseling individual visant à améliorer le niveau d’activité

physique des personnes ayant des incapacités physiques

33,707

Quebec Pain Network

PI: T. Wideman

Co-Investigators: L. Stone, S.N. Sweet

Project title: Sensitivity to Physical Activity (SPA) as a subgrouping

factor for patient responses to pain rehabilitation following work-

related musculoskeltel injury

24,991

Réseau Provincial de Recherche En Adaptation-Réadaptation

(REPAR)

PI: C.S. Batcho

Co-Investigators: P. Boissy, A. Blanchette, S. Sweet, N.M. Robitaille

Project title: Activité physique basée sur la marche pendant et après

la réadaptation post-AVC: Caractérisation et analyse des relations

avec des facteurs cliniques, fonctionnels et psychosociaux

19,440.68

Réseau Provincial de Recherche En Adaptation-Réadaptation

(REPAR)

PI: C.S. Batcho

Co-Investigators: P. Boissy, A. Blanchette, S.N. Sweet, N.M.

Robitaille

Project title: Activité physique basée sur la marche pendant et après

la réadaptation post-AVC: Caractérisation et analyse des relations

avec des facteurs cliniques, fonctionnels et psychosociaux

35,178

CRIR Start-up funds for emerging researchers

PI: S.N. Sweet

30,000

TOTAL : 5,484.068

Granting Agency 2015


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Canadian Foundation Dietetic Research

PI: R. Andersen, H. Plourde

Project title: Energy expenditure of spinal cord injured patients

19,975

B2Ten

PI: W.J. Harvey

Project title: The Physical Literacy Project

1,000

CIHR

PI: R. Hepple

Co-Investigator: T. Taivassalo

Project title: Mechanisms of motor unit protection by exercise in

aging muscle

123,277

William Dawson Research Scholar Award Program

PI: D. Jensen

Project title: Neuro-physiological mechanisms of perceived



10,000

Lamour Hosiery

PI: D. Jensen

Project title: Does wearing a garment made of cooling fabric

improve 20km cycling time trail performance in competitive

athletes?

47,160

Boehringer Ingleheim Canada Ltd

PI: D. Jensen

Project title: Constant Rate Shuttle Walking and Stair Stepping

Tests to Access Exertional Dyspnea: Responsiveness to Pulmonary

Rehabilitation and Minimal Clincally Important Difference

28,663.70

McGill-Oxford Neuroscience Collaboration

PI : T. Milner, C. Stagg

Project title : Connectivity and communicability in the sensorimotor

network during motor learning following stroke

24,000


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IRSST

PI : C. Gauvin, D. Pearsall, T. Dutta, Y.Li

Project title : Evaluation de chaussures de travail d’hiver :

comparaison de méthodes pour déterminer la résistance au

glissement sur des surface glacées

5,000

TOTAL: 259,075

TOTAL RESEARCH FUNDING PI Totals:

5,743,143


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Appendix III: Publications

Refereed Journal Articles

ANDERSEN, Ross

Prokop NW, Reid RE, Andersen, R.E. Seasonal Changes in Whole Body and Regional Body Composition Profiles

of Elite Collegiate Ice-Hockey Players. J Strength Cond Res. 2016 Mar;30(3):684-92.

Dikareva, A., Harvey, W.J., Cicchillitti, M.A,, Bartlett, S.J., Andersen RE. Exploring Perceptions of Barriers,

Facilitators, and Motivators to Physical Activity Among Female Bariatric Patients: Implications for Physical

Activity Programming. Am J Health Promot. 2015 Nov 11

Prokop, N.W., Duncan, L.R., Andersen, R.E. Do Canadian collegiate hockey players accurately perceive body

composition changes after unmonitored training and diet? Appl Physiol Nutr Metab. 2015 Oct;40(10

Soueidan, M., Bartlett, S.J., Noureldin, Y.A., Andersen, R.E., Andonian, S. Leisure time physical activity, smoking

and risk of recent symptomatic urolithiasis: Survey of stone clinic patients. Can Urol Assoc J. 2015 Jul-Aug;9(7-

8):257-62

Reid, R.E., Carver, T.E., Andersen, K.M., Court, O., Andersen, R.E. Physical activity and sedentary behavior in

bariatric patients long-term post-surgery. Obes Surg. 2015 Jun;25(6):1073-7.

Loprinzi, P.D., Crespo, C.J., Andersen, R.E., Smit, E. Association of body mass index with cardiovascular disease

biomarkers. Am J Prev Med. 2015 Mar;48(3):338-44

Loprinzi, P.D., Lee, I.M., Andersen, R.E., Crespo, C.J., Smit, E. Association of Concurrent Healthy Eating and

Regular Physical Activity With Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors in U.S. Youth. Am J Health Promot. 2015 Sep-

Oct;30(1):2-8.

Reid, R.E.R., Andersen, R.E. Affordable Activity Monitors Can Improve Post-Surgical Care in BariatricSurgery

Patients. Journal of Anaplastology. 2015 4(1): 1-3.

Babineau, O., Carver, T.E., Reid, R.E.R., Christou, N.V., Andersen, R.E. Objectively Monitored Physical Activity

and Sitting Time in Bariatric Patients Pre- and Post-Surgery. Journal of Obesity and Bariatrics. 2015 2(2): 1-5.

BLOOM, Gordon

BLOOM, G.A. (Falcão W. R., Bloom, G.A., and Loughead, T.M.) Coaches’ perceptions of team cohesion in

Paralympic sports. Adapted Physical Activity Quarterly, v. 32, no. 3, 2015, pp. 206-222. Impact factor = 1.324


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Caron, J. G., Bloom, G.A., Falcão W. R., and Sweet, S. N.) An examination of concussion education programmes: A

scoping review methodology. Injury Prevention, v. 21, no. 5, 2015, pp. 301-308. Impact factor = 1.891

Caron, J.G., Bloom, G.A., and Bennie, A. Canadian high school coaches’ experiences, insights, and perceived roles

with sport-related concussion. International Sport Coaching Journal, v. 2, no. 3, 2015, pp. 285-297. Impact factor = NA,

journal is 2 years old.

Delaney, J.S., Lamfookon, C., Bloom, G.A., Al-kashimir, A., and Correa, J.A.) Why University athletes

choose not to reveal their concussion symptoms during a practice or game. Clinical Journal of Sport

Medicine, v. 25, no. 2, 2015, pp. 113-125. Impact factor = 2.268

Cormier, M.L., Bloom, G.A., and Harvey, W.J. Elite coach perceptions of cohesion on coacting teams.

International Journal of Sport Science and Coaching, v. 10, no. 6, 2015, pp. 1039-1053. Impact factor =

0.930

Caron, J.G., and Bloom, G.A.. Ethical issues surrounding concussions and player safety in professional

ice hockey. Neuroethics, v. 8, no. 1, 2015, pp. 5-13. Impact factor = 1.311

COTE, Julie

Côté, J.N., Fedorowich, L., Emery, K., The effect of walking while typing on neck/shoulder patterns.

European Journal of Applied Physiology, v. 115, no. 8, 2015, pp. 1813-1823.

Antle, D.M., Vézina, N., and Côté, J.N. Comparing standing posture and use of a sit-stand stool: Analysis of

vascular, muscular and discomfort outcomes during simulated industrial work. International Journal of Industrial

Ergonomics, v. 45, 2015, pp. 98-106.


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Vafadar, A.K., Côté, J.N., and Archambault, P.S. Effectiveness of functional electrical stimulation in improving

clinical outcomes in the upper arm following stroke: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Biomedical Research

International, 2015, article ID 729768, 14p.

Messing, K., Stock, S., Côté, J.N., and Tissot, F. Is sitting worse than static standing? How a gender analysis can

move us toward understanding determinants and effects of occupational standing and walking. Journal of

Occupational and Environmental Hygiene, v. 12, no. 3, 2015, pp. D11-17.

Vafadar, A.K., Côté, J.N., and Archambault, P.S.) Sex differences in the shoulder position sense acuity: a

crosssectional study. BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders, v. 16, no. 1, 2015, pp.273-78.

DUNCAN, Lindsay

Montanaro, E., Fiellin, L. E., Fakhouri, T., Kyriakides, T., Duncan, L. R. (2015). Using videogame applications to assess gains in

substance use knowledge in adolescents: New opportunities for evaluating intervention exposure and content mastery. Journal

of Medical Internet Research, 17(10), e245

Prokop, N., Duncan, L. R., & Andersen, R. (2015). Do Canadian collegiate hockey players accurately perceive body composition changes after unmonitored training and diet? Applied Physiology, Nutrition, and Metabolism, 40(10), 1056-1060. Markland, D., Hall, C. R., Duncan, L. R., Simatovic, J. (2015). The effects of an imagery intervention on exercise-related implicit and explicit attitudes. Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 17, 24-31.

HARVEY, William

Dikareva, A., Harvey, W.J., Cicchillitti, M., Bartlett, S.J., & Andersen, R.E. (Published Online First). Perceptions of Barriers and Facilitators to Physical Activity among Female Bariatric Patients. American Journal of Health Promotion (doi: 10.4278/ajhp.140609-QUAL-270 ; impact factor: 2.65)

HEPPLE, Russell

Gouspillou, G., Scheede-Bergdahl, C., Spendiff, S., Purves-Smith, F.M., Meehan, B., Mlynarski, H., Archer-Lahlou,

E., Sgarioto, N., Rak, J., Taivassalo, T., Hepple*, R.T., and Jagoe, R.T.*. Severe Mitochondrial Dysfunction Persists

Two Months Following Chemotherapy in Mouse Skeletal Muscle. *Dual senior author. Scientific Reports 5: 8717,

2015. PMID: 25732599

Neufer, P.D., Bamman, M.M., Muoio, D.M., Bouchard, C., Cooper, D.M., Goodpaster, B.H., Booth, F.W., Kohrt,

W.M., Gerszten, R.E., Mattson, M.P., Hepple, R.T., Kraus, W.E., Reid, M.B., Bodine, S.C., Jakicic, J.M., Fleg, J.L.,


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Williams, J.P., Joseph, L., Evans, M., Maruvad, P.,Rodgers, M., Roary, M., Boyce, A.T., Drugan, J.K., Koenig, J.I.,

Ingraham, R.H., Krotoski, D., Garcia-Cazarin, M., McGowan, J.A. and Laughlin, M.R. Understanding the Cellular

and Molecular Mechanisms of Physical Activity-induced Health Benefits. Cell Metab. 22(1): 4-11, 2015. PMID:

26073496

Hepple, R.T. and C.L. Rice, C.L. Innervation and Neuromuscular Control in Ageing Skeletal Muscle. The Journal of

Physiology (Invited Review). PMID: 26437581

JENSEN, Dennis

Cory, J., Schaeffer, M.R., Wilkie, S., Ramsook, A., Puyat, J., Arbour, B., Basran, R., Lam, M., Les, C., Macdonald, B.,

Jensen, D., Guenette J.A. Sex differences in the intensity and qualitative dimensions of exertional dyspnea in

physically active young adults. Journal of Applied Physiology. 119(9): 998-1006, 2015.

Muscat, K.M., Kotrach, H.G., Wilkinson-Maitland, C.A., Schaeffer, M.R., Mendonca, C.T., Jensen, D. Physiological

and perceptual responses to incremental exercise testing in healthy men: Effect of exercise test modality. Applied

Physiology Nutrition and Metabolism. 40(11): 1199-209, 2015.

Abdallah, S.J., Krug, R., Jensen, D. Does wearing clothing made of a synthetic cooling fabric improve indoor cycle

exercise endurance in trained athletes? Physiological Reports. 3(7): e12505, 2015.

Elbehairy, A.F., Ciavaglia, C.E., Webb, K.A., Guenette, J.A., Jensen, D., Mourad, S.M., Neder, J.A., O’Donnell, D.E.;

on behalf of the Canadian Respiratory Research Network. Pulmonary gas exchange abnormalities in mild COPD:

Implications for exercise tolerance. American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine 191 (12): 1384-1394,

2015.

Kotrach, H.G., Bourbeau, J., Jensen, D. Does nebulized fentanyl relive dyspnea during exercise in healthy man?

Journal of Applied Physiology. 118(11): 1406-1414, 2015.

Faisal, A., Webb, K.A., Guenette, J.A., Jensen, D., Neder, J.A., O’Donnell, D.E. on behalf of the Canadian

Respiratory Research Network. Effect of age-related ventilator inefficiency on respiratory sensation during

exercise. Respiratory Physiology and Neurobiology. 205: 120-139, 2015.


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Ivanova, E.L., Jensen, D., Cassof, J., Gu, F., Knauper, B. Acceptance and commitment therapy improves exercise

tolerance in sedentary women. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise. 47(6): 1251-1258, 2015.

MILNER/Theodore

Hochman, E.Y., Wang, S., Milner, T.E. and Fellows, L.K. (2015) Double dissociation of error inhibition and correction deficits after basal ganglia or dorsomedial frontal damage in humans. Neuropsychologia 69: 130-139

PAQUETTE, Caroline

Paquette C, Franzén E, Horak F. More falls in cerebellar ataxia when standing on a slow up-moving tilt of the support surface. Cerebellum. 2015 Jul 23. [Epub ahead of print]

PEARSALL, David

Paquette, M.R., Zucker-Levin, A., DeVita P., Hoekstra, J. and Pearsall, D.J. (2015) Lower limb joint angular position

and muscle activity during elliptical exercise in men Journal of Applied Biomechanics, 31: 19-27

http://dx.doi.org/10.1123/JAB.2014-0105

SCHEEDE-BERGDAHL, Celena

Santa Mina, D., Scheede-Bergdahl, C., Gillis, C. Optimization of surgical outcomes with prehabilitation, Carli

F.Appl Physiol Nutr Metab. 2015 Sep; 40(9):966-9. Impact Factor: 2.68

Larsen, S., Scheede-Bergdahl, C., Whitesell, T., Boushel, R., Bergdahl, A. Increased intrinsic mitochondrial

respiratory capacity in skeletal muscle from rats with streptozotocin-induced hyperglycemia. Physiol Rep. 2015

Jul;3(7). Impact Factor: none reported to date

Gouspillou, G., Scheede-Bergdahl, C., Spendiff, S., Vuda, M., Meehan, B., Mlynarski, H., Archer-Lahlou, E.,

Sgarioto, N., Purves-Smith, F.M., Konokhova, Y., Rak, J., Chevalier, S., Taivassalo, T., Hepple, R.T., Jagoe, R. T.

Anthracycline-containing chemotherapy causes long-term impairment of mitochondrial respiration and increased


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reactive oxygen species release in skeletal muscle. Sci Rep. 2015 Mar 3;5:871 *Denotes equal contribution. Impact

Factor: 5.58

RASSIER, Dilson

Minozzo, F.C., Altman, A., Rassier, D.E., Mg, A.D.P. Activation contributes to force enhancement during fast

stretch of isolated skeletal myofibrils. Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications 2015: August 19;

463(4):1129-34 Epub 2015 Jun 19.

Trecarten, N., Minozzo, F.C., Leite, F.S., Rassier, D.E. Risidual force depression in single sarcomeres is abolished by

MgADP-induced activation. Scientific Reports 2015; 3;5:10555. Epub 2015 Jun 3.

Altman, D., Minozzo, F.C., Rassier, D.E. Thixotropy and rheopexy of muscle fibers probed using sinusoidal

oscillations. PloS One 2015;16;10(4):E0121726. Epub 2015 Apr. 16.

Philippou, A., Minozzo, F.C., Spinazzola, J.M., Smith, L.R., Lei, H., Rassier, D.E., Barton, E.R., Masticatory muscles

of mouse do not undergo atrophy in space. The FASEB Journal 2015;July 20;29(7):2769-79 Epub 2015 May 20.

SWEET, Shane

Mistry, C. D., Sweet, S.N., Rhodes, R. E. & Latimer-Cheung, A. E. (2015). Text2Plan: Exploring changes in the

quantity and quality of action plans and physical activity in a text messaging intervention. Psychology & Health, 30,

839 – 856. doi: 10.1080/08870446.2014.997731 : Impact Factor: 1.95

Mistry, C. D., Sweet, S. N., Latimer-Cheung, A. E. & Rhodes, R.E. (2015). Predicting changes in planning and

physical activity among adults. Psychology of Sport & Exercise, 7, 1-6. doi:10.1016/j.psychsport.2014.10.002; Impact

factor: 1.896 (5 year impact factor: 2.390)

Mistry, C. D., Sweet, S. N., Latimer-Cheung, A. E. & Rhodes, R. E. (2015) Planfulness moderates intentions to plan

and planning behaviour for physical activity. Journal of Behavioral Health, 4, 28-32. doi:10.5455/jbh.20150213090349.

Impact factor: N/A


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Strachan, S.M., Brawley, L.R., Spink, K., & Sweet, S.N., & Perras, M.G.M. (2015). Self-regulatory efficacy’s role in

the relationship between exercise identity and perceptions of and actual exercise behavior. Psychology of Sport and

Exercise, 8, 53-59. doi:10.1016/j.psychsport.2015.01.002. ; Impact factor: 1.896 (5 year impact factor: 2.390)

Caron, J. G., Bloom, G. A., Falcao, W. R., & Sweet, S.N. (2015). An examination of concussion education programs:

A scoping review methodology. Injury Prevention, 21, 301–308. doi: 10.1136/injuryprev-2014-041479; Impact

FactorL: 1.891.

Optimization of surgical outcomes with prehabilitation.Santa Mina, D., Scheede-Bergdahl, C., Gillis, C., Carli

F.Appl Physiol Nutr Metab. 2015 Sep ;40(9):966-9. Impact Factor: 2.68

Increased intrinsic mitochondrial respiratory capacity in skeletal muscle from rats with streptozotocin-induced

hyperglycemia. Larsen. S., Scheede-Bergdahl, C., Whitesell, T., Boushel, R., Bergdahl, A. Physiol Rep. 2015 Jul;3(7).

Impact Factor: none reported to date

Anthracycline-containing chemotherapy causes long-term impairment of mitochondrial respiration and increased

reactive oxygen species release in skeletal muscle. Gouspillou, G.*, Scheede-Bergdahl, C.*, Spendiff, S., Vuda, M.,

Meehan, B., Mlynarski, H., Archer-Lahlou, E., Sgarioto, N., Purves-Smith, F.M., Konokhova, Y., Rak, J., Chevalier,

S., Taivassalo, T., Hepple, R.T., Jagoe, R.T. Sci Rep. 2015 Mar 3;5:871 *Denotes equal contribution. Impact Factor:

5.58

TAIVASSALO, Tanja

Taivassalo, T.; Sabah Hussain, S. . Contribution of the mitochondria to locomotor muscle dysfunction in COPD patients. CHEST (invited review). Chest. 2015 Dec 12. pii: S0012-3692(15)00290-1.

Landry, J.S., Tremblay, G.M., Li, P.Z., Benedetti, A., Taivassalo, T. Lung function and bronchial hyperresponsiveness in adults born prematurely: a cohort study. Ann Am Thorac Soc. 2015 [Epub ahead of print]

Perrault, H., Richard, R., Kapchinsky, S., Baril, J., Bourbeau, J., Taivassalo, T. Addressing assumptions for the use of non-invasive cardiac output measurement techniques during exercise in COPD. Journal of Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease COPD. 2015 Sep 25:1-7 [Epub ahead of print]

Ørngreen, M.C., Jeppesen, T.D., Taivassalo, T., Hauerslev, S., Preisler, N., Heinicke, K., Haller, R.G., Vissing, J., van Hall, G. J. Lactate and Energy Metabolism During Exercise in Patients With Blocked Glycogenolysis (McArdle Disease). Clin Endocrinol Metab. 2015 Aug;100(8) Gouspillou, G., Scheede-Bergdahl, C., Spendiff, S., Vuda, M., Meehan, B., Mlynarski, H., Archer-Lahlou, E., Sgarioto, N., Purves-Smith, F.M., Konokhova, Y., Rak, J., Chevalier, S., Taivassalo, T., Hepple, R.T., Jagoe, R.T. Anthracycline-containing chemotherapy causes long-term impairment of mitochondrial respiration and increased reactive oxygen species release in skeletal muscle. Sci Rep. 2015 Mar 3;5:8717.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26030324

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26030324

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=Gouspillou%20G%5BAuthor%5D&cauthor=true&cauthor_uid=25732599

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=Scheede-Bergdahl%20C%5BAuthor%5D&cauthor=true&cauthor_uid=25732599

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=Spendiff%20S%5BAuthor%5D&cauthor=true&cauthor_uid=25732599

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=Vuda%20M%5BAuthor%5D&cauthor=true&cauthor_uid=25732599

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=Meehan%20B%5BAuthor%5D&cauthor=true&cauthor_uid=25732599

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=Mlynarski%20H%5BAuthor%5D&cauthor=true&cauthor_uid=25732599

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=Archer-Lahlou%20E%5BAuthor%5D&cauthor=true&cauthor_uid=25732599

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=Sgarioto%20N%5BAuthor%5D&cauthor=true&cauthor_uid=25732599

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=Purves-Smith%20FM%5BAuthor%5D&cauthor=true&cauthor_uid=25732599

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=Konokhova%20Y%5BAuthor%5D&cauthor=true&cauthor_uid=25732599

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=Rak%20J%5BAuthor%5D&cauthor=true&cauthor_uid=25732599

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=Chevalier%20S%5BAuthor%5D&cauthor=true&cauthor_uid=25732599

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=Taivassalo%20T%5BAuthor%5D&cauthor=true&cauthor_uid=25732599

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=Hepple%20RT%5BAuthor%5D&cauthor=true&cauthor_uid=25732599

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Refereed Conference Proceedings/Presentations

ANDERSEN, Ross

Apostolakis, C., Reid, R., Sweet, S., Plourde, H., E Andersen, R.E. Pilot Study: Assessing Resting Energy

Expenditure for Individuals with Spinal Cord Injuries. 17th Annual Rehabilitation Colloquium at Queens

University

Pham, K., R Schaeffer, M., Reid, R.E.R., Abdallah, S., Andersen, R.E., Jensen, D. (2015). Physiological Mechanisms

of Activity-Related Dyspnea in Obesity. CHEST 2015

Abdallah, S.J., Reid, R.E.R., Andersen, R.A., Jensen, D. (2015). The effects of bariatric surgery for morbid obesity on

functional capacity and activity-related dyspnea. CHEST 2015

Carver, T.E., Andersen, K.M., Reid, R.E.R., Court, O., Andersen, R.E.. (2015). Physical Activity Levels and Aerobic

Capacity in Bariatric Patients 10 Years Following Weight Loss Surgery. North American Primary Research Group

A. Insogna, J., Reid, R.E.R., Comptour, A.M., Bewski, N.A., Sciortino, C.D., Sweet, S.N., Andersen, R.E. (2015).

Effects of Total Sleep and Sleep Before Midnight on Activity Levels in Female University Students. 62nd ACSM

Annual Meeting and 6th World Congress on Exercise is Medicine

Prokop, N.W, Reid, R.E.R., Andersen, R.E. (2015). Comparisons Between Off-ice Fitness And Body Composition

Profiles Of Canadian Interuniversity Hockey Players. 62nd ACSM Annual Meeting and 6th World Congress on

Exercise is Medicine

Bewski, N.A., Reid, R.E.R., Couture, A.M., Insogna, J.A., Sciortino, C.D., Andersen, ReE. (2015). Comparison of

Self-Perceived Daily Physical Activity vs Objective Measures Among Female Varsity Student Athletes. 62nd ACSM

Annual Meeting and 6th World Congress on Exercise is Medicine


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Comptour, A.M., Reid, R.E.R., Insogna, J.A., Sciortino, C.D., Bewski, N.A., Andersen, R.E. (2015). Effects Of

Placement On Accuracy Of The Fitbit Force And One Accelerometers In Measuring Activity. 62nd ACSM Annual

Meeting and 6th World Congress on Exercise is Medicine

Prokop, N., Reid, R.E.R., Andersen, R.E. (2014). Using Dual Energy X-Ray Absorption to Assess Off-Season Body

Composition Changes in Elite Male Canadian Interuniversity Hockey Players. Sport Innovation Summit (Own the

Podium)

BLOOM, Gordon

Caron, J.G., Bloom, G.A., and Bennie, A. Youth coaches’ perceptions and knowledge of sport-related concussions.

Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise Psychology, v. 47 (S5), 2015, p. 32.

Bloom, G.A. Coaching across the lifespan: Strategies for success. Invited keynote address at annual National Coaching Conference (NCC), Morgantown, WV, USA, June 2015. Bloom, G.A. Coach learning and development in Paralympic sport. Invited keynote address at the NSSU

Developer Academy International Symposium, Tokyo, Japan, February 2015.

Bloom, G.A. Listening, challenging, and supporting in sport and exercise psychology. Invited keynote address at

the 19th annual Eastern Canada Sport & Exercise Psychology Symposium (ECSEPS), Ottawa, Ontario, March 2015.

Bloom, G.A. Coach learning and development in parasport. Invited presentation at the 30th annual Association for

Applied Sport Psychology (AASP), Indianapolis, IN, USA, October 2015.

Bloom, G.A. Current issues in Canadian sport coaching research. Invited presentation

Bloom, G.A. Current issues in Canadian sport coaching research. Invited presentation at the NSSU Developer

Academy International Symposium, Tokyo, Japan, February 2015.

Bloom, G.A. Effective coach leadership behaviors. Oral presentation at the 30th annual Association for Applied

Sport Psychology (AASP), Indianapolis, IN, USA, October 2015.


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Bloom, G.A. Coach leadership in Paralympic sport. Oral presentation at the 14th European Congress of Sport

Psychology (FEPSAC), Bern, Switzerland, July 2015.

Caron, J.G., Bloom, G.A., and Rathwell, S. Leadership characteristics and behaviors of the assistant coach in elite

sport. Symposium presented at the 30th annual conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology

(AASP), Indianapolis, IN, USA, October 2015.

Caron, J.G., Bloom, G.A., and Bennie, A.) Coaches’ perceived roles and behaviors with sport-related concussions.

Oral presentation at the 30th annual conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (AASP),

Indianapolis, IN, USA, October 2015.

Hoffmann, M.D., Loughead, T.M., and Bloom, G.A. Mentoring functions employed by athlete mentors in elite

sport. Oral presentation at the 30th annual conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (AASP),

Indianapolis, IN, USA, October 2015.

Falcão, W., Bloom, G.A., and Loughead, T.M. Coach strategies that satisfy the psychological needs of elite athletes

with a disability. Poster presented at the annual National Coaching Conference (NCC), Morgantown, WV, USA,

June 2015.

Fairhurst, K., Bloom, G.A., and Harvey, W.J. Strategies for improving the learning and career development of

Paralympic coaches. Poster presented at the annual National Coaching Conference (NCC), Morgantown, WV,

USA, June 2015.

Kim, J., and Bloom, G.A. University coaches’ strategies for developing first-year student-athletes. Poster presented

at the annual National Coaching Conference (NCC), Morgantown, WV, USA, June 2015.

Caron, J.G., and Bloom, G.A. Overview of a multiphase concussion education program for high school athletes.

Oral presentation at the 19th annual Eastern Canada Sport & Exercise Psychology Symposium (ECSEPS), Ottawa,

Ontario, March 2015.

Kim, J., and Bloom, G.A. Intercollegiate coaches’ perceptions of the coach-athlete relationship with first-year

student athletes. Oral presentation at the 19th annual Eastern Canada Sport & Exercise Psychology Symposium

(ECSEPS), Ottawa, Ontario, March 2015.


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Allain, J., and Bloom, G.A. A proposed study on the routines and knowledge of NCAA hockey coaches during

intermission. Oral presentation at the 19th annual Eastern Canada Sport & Exercise Psychology Symposium

(ECSEPS), Ottawa, Ontario, March 2015.

Donoso, D., Bloom, G.A., and Caron, J.G. Canadian University coaches’ insights on developing a championship

team. Oral presentation at the 19th annual Eastern Canada Sport & Exercise Psychology Symposium (ECSEPS),

Ottawa, Ontario, March 2015.

Caron, J.G., Bloom, G.A., and Bennie, A. Youth coaches’ perceptions and knowledge of sport-related concussions.

Poster presented at the annual meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM), San Diego, CA, USA,

May 2015.

Donoso, D., Bloom, G.A., and Caron, J.G. Canadian university coaches’ perceptions of preparing for a

championship game. Poster presented at the 14th European Congress of Sport Psychology (FEPSAC), Bern,

Switzerland, July 2015.

Caron, J.G. Bloom, G.A., and Balish, S.M. Understanding how youth athletes acquire information about

concussions. Poster presented at the 14th European Congress of Sport Psychology (FEPSAC), Bern, Switzerland,

July 2015.

Douglas, S. Bloom, G.A., and Falcão, W. Career development and learning pathways of Paralympic head coaches

with a disability. Oral presentation at the VISTA conference, Girona, Spain, October 2015.

COTE, Julie

Côté, J.N., Srinivasan, D., Sinden, K.E., Mathiassen, S.E. Gender differences in muscle activity

responses to a fatiguing short-cycle repetitive task. Accepted for publication in Proceedings of the 9th International

Conference on Prevention of Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders, Toronto, July 2016.


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Farias, A., Fedorowich, L., and Côté, J.N Effects of modified computer work posture on upper body muscle activity

variability. Accepted for publication in Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Prevention of Work-

Related Musculoskeletal Disorders, Toronto, July 2016.

Côté, J.N., Farias, A., and Fedorowich, L. Modified computer workstations to increase mobility: how do they affect

trunk, neck and upper limb patterns? Accepted for publication in Proceedings of the 9th International Conference

on Prevention of Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders, Toronto, July 2016.

Antle, D.A., and Côté, J.N. A comparison of upper limb muscle recruitment strategies during a manual task

inseated and standing work postures. Accepted for publication in Proceedings of the 9th International Conference

onPrevention of Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders, Toronto, July 2016

Antle, D.A., and Côté, J.N. Relationships between lower limb vascular and muscular outcomes in standing and sit-

standing work postures. Accepted for publication in Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Prevention

of Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders, Toronto, July 2016.

Côté, J.N. Sex, gender and motor control: what should you know before planning an intervention? Accepted

forpublication in Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Prevention of Work-Related Musculoskeletal

Disorders, Toronto, July 2016.

Farias, A., and Côté, J.N. Effects of dual monitor workstation on neck-shoulder muscular and proprioceptive

characteristics associated with a 90min computer task in males and females. Accepted for publication in

Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Prevention of Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders,

Toronto, July 2016.

Hébert, L.J., Côté, J.N., and Roy, J.S. Pain, Impairments and Functional Limitations Profiles in RCAF Helicopter

Aircrew. Proceedings of the 6th Annual Military and Veteran Health Research Forum, Quebec, November 2015.

DUNCAN, Lindsay

Marien, M., Vellner, P., & Duncan, L. R. (2015, October). A test of socioemotional selectivity theory in the context of

health information. Paper presented at the meeting of the Canadian Society for Psychomotor Learning and Sport

Psychology, Edmonton, Alberta.


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Sweet, S.N., Waskiw-Ford, M.A., & Duncan, L. R. (2015, October 16th) Move More or Sit Less? Comparing physical

activity and sedentary behaviour messages among sedentary adults. Annual meeting of the Canadian Society for

Psychomotor Learning and Sport Psychology, Edmonton, Alberta.

Duncan, L. R., Latimer, A. E., Rivers, S. E., Martinez, J. L., Schmid, K., Pomery, E., & Salovey, P. (2015, August).

Not all messages are created equal: Toward an integrated approach to message development. In D. Sherman

(Chair), Message Framing and Health: Exploring the Role of Context. Symposium conducted at the 2015 American

Psychological Association Convention, Toronto, ON, Canada.

Kitner, S., Conti, J., Pearson, A., Sweet, S. N., & Duncan, L. R. (2015, Saturday March 28). Choice, feedback, and

motivation: A proposed experimental test in exercise. Paper presented at the Eastern Canadian Sport and Exercise

Psychology Symposium. Ottawa, ON, Canada.

Hall, S., Michalovic, E., Bassett-Gunter, R., Sweet, S. N., & Duncan, L. R. (2015, Saturday March 28). Understanding

the effects of message framing on physical activity action planning: The role of risk perception and elaboration.

Paper presented at the Eastern Canadian Sport and Exercise Psychology Symposium. Ottawa, ON, Canada.

Michalovic, E., Duncan, L. R., Bassett-Gunter, R., & Sweet, S. N. (2015, Saturday March 28). Action planning: A

risky behaviour? Paper presented at the Eastern Canadian Sport and Exercise Psychology Symposium. Ottawa,

ON, Canada.

Elman, A. & Duncan, L. R. (2015). An exploration of adolescents’ reactions to messages encouraging cancer-

prevention behaviours from the perspectives of message framing and fuzzy trace theory. Paper presented at the

Eastern Canadian Sport and Exercise Psychology Symposium. Ottawa, ON, Canada.

Workun-Hill, M., Duncan, L. R., DaCosta, D. (2015, Friday March 27). An examination of psychosocial variables

during the first trimester of pregnancy as predictors of physical activity levels in the second trimester. Paper

presented at the Eastern Canadian Sport and Exercise Psychology Symposium. Ottawa, ON, Canada.

Rebner, J. & Duncan, L. R. (2015, Friday March 27). Talking your way to record times: Instructional vs.

motivational self-talk and 10 km time-trial performance. Paper presented at the Eastern Canadian Sport and

Exercise Psychology Symposium. Ottawa, ON, Canada.


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Workun-Hill, M., DaCosta, D., & Duncan, L. R. (2015, November). Psychosocial modifiable factors influencing

physical activity in pregnancy. Poster session presented at the 2nd Biennial Perinatal Mental Health Conference.

Chicago, IL, USA.

Rebner, J. N., Hallward, L., & Duncan, L. R. (2015, October). A qualitative exploration of adolescent athletes’

perspectives, awareness, and experiences related to doping. Poster session presented at Canadian Society for

Psychomotor Learning and Sport Psychology Conference. Edmonton, AB, Canada.

Hallward, L., Ziavras, A., & Duncan, L. R. (2015, October). A Systematic Examination of the Gain- and Loss-Framed

Content of Educational Resources Aimed at Preventing Doping among Adolescent Athletes. Poster session

presented at the meeting of The Canadian Society for Psychomotor Learning and Sport Psychology, Edmonton,

AB.

Michalovic, E., Hall, S., Duncan, L. R., Bassett-Gunter, R., & Sweet, S. (2015). Understanding the effects of message

framing on physical activity action planning: A preliminary look at the role of risk perception as a moderator.

Presented at Canadian Society for Psychomotor Learning and Sport Psychology Conference, Edmonton, Alberta.

Lambert, S., Bruson, A.-M., Kapellas, S., Myrand, M., & Duncan, L. R. (2015). The effect of exercise on caregivers’

psychosocial and physical activity outcomes: A systematic review. Poster session presented at the 2015 World

Congress of Psycho-Oncology. Washington, DC, USA.

HARVEY, William

Sayer, V., & Harvey, W.J. (March, 2015). Leisure and Schizophrenia: A Comprehensive Review. Presentation at the

18th Annual Eastern Canada Sport and Exercise Psychology Symposium. University of Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Wilkinson, S., & Harvey, W.J. (March, 2015). Leisure and Schizophrenia: A Comprehensive Review. Presentation at

the 18th Annual Eastern Canada Sport and Exercise Psychology Symposium. University of Toronto, Ontario,

Canada.

HEPPLE, Russell

Mitochondrial alterations in aging muscle and relationship to atrophy. Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology,

Hamilton, CAN, October 16, 2015.

Mechanisms of Atrophy in Aging Muscle. Myogenesis Gordon Research Conference, Lassa, Italy, June 21-26, 2015.

Role of mitochondrial dysfunction in the loss of muscle quality in old age. International Conference on Frailty &

Sarcopenia Research, Boston, USA, April 23-25, 2015.


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Mechanisms of atrophy in aging muscle. Canadian Geriatrics Society Canada Annual Meeting, Montreal, CAN,

April 17, 2015.

JENSEN, Dennis

Abdallah, S.J., Reid, R.E.R., Andersen, R.A., Jensen, D. The effects of bariatric surgery for morbid obesity on functional capacity and activity-related dyspnea. Chest. 148 (4 Meeting Abstracts): 899A, 2015. Wilkinson-Maitland, C., Borel, B., Hamilton, A., Perrault, H., Bourbeau, J., Maltais, F., Jensen, D. Effect of bronchodilator therapy on neural respiratory drive and dyspnea during incremental stair stepping exercise in patients with COPA. European Respiratory Journal. 46 (suppl. 59) PA 2234, 2015. Pham, K., Schaeffer, M.R., Reid, R.E.R., Abdallah, S.J., Andersen, R.A., Jensen, D. Physiological mechanisms of increased activity-related dyspnea in obesity. European Respiratory Journal. 46 (suppl. 59):PA1549, 2015 Brosseau, M.., Smith, B., Jensen, D., Coxson, H., Bergeron, C., Bourdeau, J. Characterization of morphological phenotypes of COPD patients by MDCT scan and their relationship to exercise physiology and symptom limitation. American Journal of Respiratory and Critcal Care Medicine 191: A2862, 2015. Corey, J., Schaeffer, M.R., Ramsook, A.H., Wilkie, S.S., Jensen, D., Guenette, J.A. Sex differences in the qualitative dimensions of exertional dyspnea in healthy adults. American Journal of Respiratory and Critcal Care Medicine. 191: A3414, 2015. Elbehairy, A.F., Cheng, S., Ciavaglia, C.E., Preston, M., Guenette, J.A., Jensen, D., Webb, K.A. Neder, J.A., O’Donnell, D.E; on behalf of the Canadian Respiratory Research Network. Predictors of exercise limitation in smokers with preserved spirometry. American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine. 191: A2671, 2015. Elbehairy, A.F., Faisal, A., Viavaglia, C.E., Preston, M., Gunette, J.A., Jensen, D., Webb, K.A., Neder, J.A., O’Donnell, D.E.; on behalf of the Canadian Respiratory Research Network. Respiratory neural drive and dyspnea are increased in smokers at risk for COPD. American Journal of Respiratory and Critial Care Medicine. 191: A4105, 2015. Elbehairy, A.F., Ciavaglia, C.E., Gunette, J.A., Jensen, D., Webbs, K.A., Neder, J.A., O’Donnell, D.E.; on behalf of the Canadian Respiratory Research Network. Increased ventilator inefficiency in mid COPD: Mechanisms and clinical implications. American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine.191: A1215, 2015.

MILNER, Theodore

Milner, T.E., Gassert, R. and Hayward, V. (2015) Exploratory movements in unconstrained tactile search with

virtual surfaces. ICVR 2015

Nugent, M. and Milner, T.E. (2015) Training and movement frequency affect paraspinal muscle activation patterns

in cyclic segmental spine motions. 24th Ann. Mtg. Soc. NCM

Milner, T.E., Gassert, R. and Hayward, V. (2015) Processing somatosensory information for control of dexterous

finger movements. ZNZ Symposium


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PAQUETTE, Caroline

Frias, I., Starrs, F., Paquette C. (2015). Healthy Aging Locomotor Steering Activated Network. The 3rd North America Meeting on Brain Stimulation and Neuroimaging, Montreal QC, April 27-28, 2015.

Frias, I., Starrs, F., Paquette C. (2015). Resting-state brain connectivity of motor networks post-stroke. Canadian Stroke Congress, Toronto ON, September 17-19, 2015.

Starrs, F., Frias, I., Soucy, J.P., Paquette C. (2015). Steering of human gait network and changes induced poststroke. Canadian Stroke Congress, Toronto ON, September 17-19, 2015.

Soucy, J.P., Paquette, C. (2015). Cortical plasticity during ambulation in post-stroke patients assessed with 18F-FDG PET imaging. Canadian Association of Nuclear Medicine Annual Meeting, Montreal QC, January 29-February 1, 2015.

Conradsson, D., Paquette, C., Löfgren N, Franzén E. (2015). Pre- and unplanned walking turns in Parkinson's disease - effects of anti-parkinson medication. International Society for Posture and Gait Research World Congress, Seville Spain, June 28-July 2, 2015.

PEARSALL, David

Wu, T., Pearsall D.J., Russell, P.J. and Imanaka, Y. (2015) Kinematic Comparions Between Forward And Backward

Skating In Ice Hockey 33rd International Society of Biomechanics of Sport (ISBS), Poitiers, France, June 30-July 3, 2015

Shell, J., Renaud, P., Dixon, P.C., Pearsall. D.J. Skating push-off mechanics in elite and recreational ice hockey

players. Bodies of Knowledge Graduate Conference, University of Toronto May 7 – 8th, 2015

Renaud, R., Shell, J., Pearsall, D.J. 3D body movement kinematics of ice hockey skating: protocol for successful

data collection on an ice surface. Bodies of Knowledge Graduate Conference, University of Toronto May 7 – 8th,

2015

Gauvin, C., Pearsall, D., Damavandi, M., Michaud-Paquette, Y., Farbos, B., Imbeau, D. (2015) Étude exploratoire

sur les facteurs de risque de glissades chez les policiers et chez les brigadiers scolaires, 37e Conférence Association

québécoise pour l'hygiène,la santé et la sécurité du travail (AQHSST), May 2015, St-Sauveur, Qc


Canadian Anesthesiology Society, May 2015

Canadian Nutrition Society, May 2015

PATH seminar, November 2015


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SWEET, Shane

Sweet, S.N., Waskiw-Ford, M., & Duncan, L. (2015). Move More or Sit Less? Comparing physical activity and

sedentary behaviour messages among sedentary adults. Journal of Exercise, Movement, and Sport, 47 (1). Annual

meeting of the Canadian Society for Psychomotor Learning and Sport Psychology, Edmonton, Alberta. (October

16th, 2015)

Michalovic, E., Hall, S., Duncan, L.R., Bassett-Gunter, R., & Sweet, S.N. (2015). Understanding the effects of

message framing on physical activity action planning: A preliminary look at the role of risk perception as a

moderator. Journal of Exercise, Movement, and Sport, 47 (1). Annual meeting of the Canadian Society for Psychomotor

Learning and Sport Psychology, Edmonton, Alberta. (October 16th, 2015)

Saunders, C.M., Fortier, M., & Sweet, S.N. (2015). Examining the cross-lagged relationship between different types

of self-efficacies and physical activity in cardiac rehabilitation patients: A longitudinal study. Journal of Exercise,

Movement, and Sport, 47 (1). Annual meeting of the Canadian Society for Psychomotor Learning and Sport

Psychology, Edmonton, Alberta. (October 16th, 2015)

Shirazipour, C.H., Sweet, S.N., Perrier, M-J., Martin Ginis, K.A., & Latimer-Cheung, A.E. (2015). “Supercrip” vs

Human Interest: Examining stereotypes towards Paralympians following the viewing of Canadian Paralympic

Committee videos. Journal of Exercise, Movement, and Sport, 47 (1). Annual meeting of the Canadian Society for

Psychomotor Learning and Sport Psychology, Edmonton, Alberta. (October 16th, 2015)

Tristani, L., Rhodes, R., Sweet, S.N., Soltani, Y., & Bassett-Gunter, R. (2015) Barriers, Strategies, and Information

Seeking: Parents' Support Roles and Perspectives of Supporting Children's Physical Activity. Journal of Exercise,

Movement, and Sport, 47 (1). Annual meeting of the Canadian Society for Psychomotor Learning and Sport

Psychology, Edmonton, Alberta. (October 16th, 2015)

Insogna, J.A., Reid, R.E.R, Comptour, A.M., Bewski, N.A., Sciortino, C.D., Sweet, S.N., Andersen, R.E. (2015).

Effects of total sleep and sleep before midnight on activity levels in female university students. Medicine and Science

in Sport and Exercise, 47(5S), 374. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American College of Sport Medicine (May

28th, 2015)

Mistry, C. D., Sweet, S. N., Latimer-Cheung, A. E. & Rhodes, R. E. (2015). Can the regulatory and reflexive

processes of the Multi-Process Action Control (M-PAC) model predict exercise adoption and maintenance? Journal

of Sport & Exercise Psychology, 37, S132. Presented at the 2015 North American Society for Psychology of Sport and

Physical Activity Conference (June 4th, 2015).


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Gunter, R., Hall, S., Sweet, S.N., Duncan, L. (2015). The role of risk perception in relation to message framing

strategies to promote the behavior of action planning for physical activity. Journal of Sport & Exercise Psychology, 37,

S117. Presented at the 2015 North American Society for Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity Conference

(June 4th, 2015).

Sweet, S.N., Perrier, M-J, Dufour Neyron, H., & Saunders, C. (2015, June). I am still active! Cardiac rehabilitation

graduates’ perspectives on exercise maintenance. Presented at the International Society of Behavioral Nutrition and

Physical Activity Annual Meeting, Edinburgh, Scotland.

Conti, J., Routhier, F., Latimer-Cheung, A.E., Martin Ginis, K.A., Noreau, L., & Sweet, S.N. (2015, May). The

relationship of leisure time physical activity participation and pain with life satisfaction among adults with SCI.

Presented at the joint International Spinal Cord Society and American Spinal Injury Association Conference,

Montréal, Qc.

Sweet, S.N., Conti, J., Routhier, F., Noreau, L., Martin Ginis, K.A., &, Latimer-Cheung, A.E. (2015, May). A multi-

theoretical approach to understand leisure time physical activity among adults with spinal cord injury. Presented

at the joint International Spinal Cord Society and American Spinal Injury Association Conference, Montréal, Qc.

Hall, S., Michalovic, E., Bassett-Gunter, R., Sweet, S.N., & Duncan, L.R. (2015, March) Understanding the effects of

message faming on physical activity action planning: The role of risk perception and elaboration. Presented at the

Eastern Canada Sports and Exercise Psychology Symposium, Ottawa, On.

Kitner, S., Conti, J., Pearson, A., Sweet, S.N., & Duncan, L.R. (2015, March) Choice, feedback, and motivation: A

proposed experimental test in exercise. Presented at the Eastern Canada Sports and Exercise Psychology

Symposium, Ottawa, On.

Michalovic, E., Duncan, L.R., Basset-Gunter, R., & Sweet, S.N. (2015, March) Action planning: A risky behavior?

Presented at the Eastern Canada Sports and Exercise Psychology Symposium, Ottawa, On.

Saunders, C. & Sweet, S.N. (2015, March) Psychological well-being and physical activity post-cardiac

rehabilitation: A proposed study. Presented at the Eastern Canada Sports and Exercise Psychology Symposium,

Ottawa, On.

Soltani, Y., Tristani, L., Sweet, S.N., Rhodes, R., & Bassett-Gunter, R. (2015, March) Understanding the role of

parents in supporting children’s physical activity participation. Presented at the Eastern Canada Sports and

Exercise Psychology Symposium, Ottawa, On.

Apostolakis, C., Reid, R.E.R., Sweet, S.N., Plourde, H., & Andersen, R.E. (2015, May). Assessing resting energy

expenditure for individuals with spinal cord injury, Presented at the 17th Annual Rehabilitation Research

Colloquium, Kingston, Ontario, Canada.


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TAIVASSALO, Tanya

Kapchinsky, S., Mayaki, D., Debigare, R.; Maltais, F., Taivassalo, T., Hussain, S. Regulation of muscle atrophy-related

micro RNAs in limb muscles of COPD patients. ATS 2015

Book Chapters

BLOOM, Gordon

Bloom, G.A., Falcão, W.R., Bennie, A., and Desporto de alto rendimento: Formação e competências do treinador

[High performance sports: Coach training and knowledge], in Formação e saberes em desporto, educação física e

lazer, R. Resende, A. Albuquerque, A.R. Gomes, eds., Lisboa, Portugal: Visão e Contextos , 2015, pp. 41-85.


Carli, F., Scheede-Bergdahl, C. Prehabilitation. The SAGES/ERAS Societal Manual of Enhanced Recovery

Programs for Gastrointestinal Surgery. Springer, 2015.

Appendix IV: Pattern of Publications & Professional Activities (2009-2015)

PUBLICATIONS 2009-10 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Refereed Journal Articles 84 61 47 60 51 56

Refereed Conference Proceedings/Presentations

68

82

61

67

103

101

Refereed Published Abstracts 5 5 2 - - -

Book Chapters 11 5 4 5 9 2

Books-Edited - - 1 - - -

Books-Written 1 1 - - -

TOTAL REFEREED PUBLICATIONS

169

154

115

132

163

157

NON-REFEREED PUBLICATIONS

Reviews (e.g., books) 0 - - - - -

Non–refereed Journal/Magazine Articles

0

8

1

1

3

-

Manuals 2 6 - - - -

TOTAL NON-REFEREED PUBLICATIONS

2

14

1

1

3

-

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

Presentations & Workshops 94 6 11 24 9 -

TOTAL PUBLICATIONS AND PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

265

174

127

157

178

157


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Appendix V: Graduate Student Funding

SOURCE OF FUNDING Title/Name of Grant Name of Student Amount

($) Total ($)

FROM PROFESSORS’ GRANTS

CIHR (Andersen)

CIHR(Andersen)

SSHRC (Bloom) Dept. matching

SSHRC (Bloom) Dept. matching

NSERC (J. Côté)

NSERC (J. Côté)

Dept. Award (L. Duncan)

MUHC (R. Hepple) + Dept.

award (matching)

NSERC (D. Jensen) Dept. Award (matching)

NSERC (D. Jensen) Dept. Award (matching)

NSERC/CIHR (T. Milner)

CIHR (T. Milner) + Dept matching

SSHRC (S. Sweet) + Dept. matching

SSHRC (S. Sweet) + Dept. matching

Jessica Insogna

Patrick Delisle-House

Liam Heelis

Susanna Cere

Sunghoon Minn

Annamaria Otto

Eric Hutt

Kayla Miguez

Marcus Waskiw-Ford

Steven Murray

Marilee Nugent

Saeed Babadi

2,500

2,500

2,500

2,500

10,915

10,915

3,000

3,000

3,750

3,750

25,000


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Emilie Michalovic

Keryn Chemtob

10,000

2,000

2,000

81,830

GRADUATE STUDIES FELLOWSHIPS

CNPq-Vrazil Doctoral Award Felipe Leite 18,000 18,000

CIHR Doctoral Award Sophia Kapchinsky 20,000 20,000

CIHR Doctoral Award Marie-Eve Filion 17,000 17,000

McGill University Dean’s Graduate Excellence Recruitment Fellowship

Doctoral Award S. Abdallah 20,000 20,000

CIHR Frederick Banting and Charles Best Canada Graduate Scholarship

Doctoral Award S. Abdallah 35,000 35,000

CIHR Frederick Banting and Charles Best Canada Graduate Scholarship

Master’s Award Faryn Starrs 17,500 17,500

CCG/CIHR Master’s Award Teal Gove 17,000 17,000

CGS/CIHR Master’s Award Daren Elkrief 17,000 17,000

FRSQ Doctoral Award Ryan Reid 20,000 20,000

FRSQ Doctoral Award Samantha Taran 20,000 20,000

IRSST Master’s Award Zachary Weber 16,666 16,666

Mexican Government Doctoral Award Hiram Cantu 28,744 18,456

Mexican Government Master’s Award Ilse Frias 13,428 13,428

McGill Graduate Dean’s Award

Doctoral Award Dorelle Hinton 15,000 15,000


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McGill Graduate Dean’s Award

Master’s Student Jaymee Shell 18,000 18,000

RI MUHC Post-doc Sally Spendiff 19,000 19,000

NSERC Master’s Award Kevin Pham 17,500 17,500

NSERC Doctoral Award Dorelle Hinton 21,000 21,000

NSERC Master’s Award David Greencorn 18,000 18,000

NSERC Master’s Award Daniel Boucher 18,000 18,000

RECRU Master’s Award Emilie Michalovic 3,800 3,800

SSHRC Master’s Award Danielle Alexander 8,000 8,000

Grad Excellence Award

Master’s Award Jessica Insogna

Patrick-Delisle Houde

Sunghoon Minn

Annamarie Otto

Eric Hutt

Liam Heelis

Susanna Cere

Kayla Miguez

Steven Murrary

Marcus Waskiw-Ford

Jaymee Shell

Alexandra Schram

Yin Wei Yan

Emilie Michalovic

Keryn Chemtob

Carole Spake

4,085

4,085

4,085

4,085

9,000

4,085

4,085

9,000

4,085

4,085

20,000

4,085

4,085

4,085

4,085

4,085

91,105

International Master’s Student Award

Master’s Award Carole Spake 11,270.00 11.270

SSHRC Master’s Award Chelsea Saunders 17,500


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FELLOWSHIPS:

. A. E. Wilkinson Award

. D. Marisi Award

. David L. Montgomery

. Bloomberg-Manulife

M.A. Scholarship

M.A. Scholarship

Master/Ph.D. award

Ph.D. Fellowship

Keryn Chemtob

Daniela Donoso

Felipe DeSouza-Leite

Vita Sonjak

Ricarda Haeger

Saeed Babadi (2nd yr)

Samantha Taran (2nd yr)

800

500

3,500

22,500

22,500

20,000

20,000

800

500

3,500

22,500

22,500

20,000

20,000

TEACHING ASSISTANTSHIPS

Fall 2015:

Julia Allain

Joshua Broadman

Susanna Cere

Patrick Delisle-Houde

Daniela Donoso

Jared Ferguson

Shawn Fontaine

Ilse Frias

Jessica Insogna

Martina Marien

Kayla Miguez

Anju Philip

1,341.50

2,683

2,683

2,683

2,683

2,683

2,683

1,341.50

2,683

1,341.50

2,683

2,683


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Alexandra Schram

Carole Spake

Faryn Starrs

Yan Xin Wei

Winter 2015:

Daphnee Andre-Morin

Daniel Boucher

Joshua Broadman

Hiram Cantu

Susanna Cere

Patricia Dempsey

Ilse Frias

David Greencorn

Jessica Insogna

Steven Murray

Anju Philip

Isabelle Scantland-Lebel

Carole Spake

Marcus Waskiw-Ford

2,683

2,683

1,341.50

2,683

2,805

2,805

2,805

2,805

4,207.50

2,805

1,402.50

1,402.50

2,805

1,402.50

2,805

2,805

1,402.50

1,402.50

37,562

33,660

PEER REVIEWED

OTHER

Course Lecturer

Course Aids:

Fall 2015:

Ryan Reid

Winter 2016:

Keryn Chemtob

Emilie Michalovic

7,200

725

725

7,200

725

725

OVERALL TOTAL FOR GRADUATE STUDENT FUNDING 742,227


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Appendix VI: Consulting activities

Number of hours

Name of Faculty

Member Private Sector Consulting Public Sector Consulting

Other (please explain)

Total

G. Bloom Olympic Speed skater 20

G. Bloom National Sport Institute 30

G. Bloom USA Lacrosse 20

J. Cote Montreal & Quebec Center for

Interdisciplinary Research in

President of Scientific Committee

of Ethics Review Board 120

L. Duncan McGill Athletics/Varsity

Synchronized Swimming Team 150

R. Hepple Astellas 8

Amazentis 30

D. Jensen

McConnell Center for Innovative

Medicine, The Research Insitute of the

McGill University Health Center

Adviser 40

D. Jensen Canadian Cohort Obstructive Lung

Disease (CanCOLD)

Cardiopulmonary Exercise Test

Data National Quality Control

Coordinator

40

C. Scheede

Bergdahl West Island Cancer Wellness Centre Consultant 120

S. Sweet Sport Psychology Lab, Queen’s

Univ. 20

T. Taivassalo Mitobridge Inc Consultant 10

Total 570


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Appendix VII: Professional Relevant Community Service

Name of Faculty

Member Name of Organization

Committee Title Office or Position, Role

R. Andersen AGSM

Communications Member

UCSD

External Assessor

NIH

Grant Reviewer Minority Health

McGill

Senior Mentor Shane Sweet

Chercheur Bousier

Celena S.

Bergdahl Lester B. Perason (Beacon Hill Elementary School)

Governing Board Chair

Lakeshore Soccer

Recreational League Volunteer coach

West Island Cancer Wellness Centre

Lecture on exercise in cancer

G. Bloom

McGill Athletics

J. Caron (swimming),

W. Falcao (soccer),

J. Kim (badminton),

D. Donoso (figure skating)

Sport Psych Internship

Supervisor

McGill Athletics

Football, M + W Hockey, W.

Basketball

Sport Psych Consultant

PATH Seminar presentation

Psychological Aspects of

Concussions Invited Speaker

John Rennie Sport Etudes Program

Sport Psychology Invited Speaker


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McGill Athletics

McGill Coaches Forum Invited Speaker

Member of SSHRC Insight Grant Committee SC

Grant Reviewer

The Gazette Newspaper

Interviewed for story

CBC Radio

Radio Interview

SkySports (UK)


Westmount News newspaper


L. Duncan

ZonMw: The Netherlands Organization of Health

Adhoc Grant Reviewer

Department of Kinesiology & Physical Education, McGill

Guest Lecturer in the

Undergraduate in Physical

Activity and Health class


Guest Lecturer, Graduate-

level course in Research

Methods


Guest Lecturer,

Undergraduate level course

in Learning and Health

Education


Guest Lecturer,

Undergraduate level course

in Physical Activity

Psychology


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Desautels Faculty of Management

Invited lecturer, MRKT700:

Decision Neuroscience

Groupe de Recherche en Activité Physique Adaptée, UQAM

Invited Lecturer, GRAPA

seminar

McGill Human Resources Health and Well-being, Feel Good Friday Speaker Series

Reviewer/Examiner for

Invited Speaker

Hacking Health Montreal, Café on Preventive Health

Invited Speaker

McGill Athletics, Varsity Coaches Forum

Invited Discussant

W. Harvey Faculty of Science-Undergraduate Research Conference

Judging Judge

Association of Physical Educators of Quebec

Executive Committee McGill Representative

R. Hepple NIH Common Fund working group

Mitochondria and

bioenergetics Co-Chair

NIH

Skeletal muscle and exercise

physiology (SMEP) study

section

Grant Reviewer

CIHR Institute of Aging

Age Plus Prize Reviewer

D. Jensen

McGill University

NSERC Doctoral Fellowship

Application Review

Committee

Adhoc Reviewer of 15

NSERC Doctoral Fellowship

Dossiers

The Dyspnea Society

Scientific Program Committee Member

European Respiratory Society

Invited Co-Chair of Scholarly

session

Canadian Respiratory Health Professionals, Canadian Lung Association

External Peer Reviewer


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Research Ethics Board, Department of Medicine, University of Alberta

Independent Scientific Merit

Reviewer

Canadian Thoracic Society

Judge 5ht Annual CTS poster

competition

American Thoracic Society

Thematic Poster Discussion

Facilitator

The UK Welcome Trust

External Peer Reviewer

D. Pearsall Canadian Standards Association

Sporting Equipment Associate Member

Canadian Society of Biomechancis

Member

D. Rassier

NSERC

Permanent Member of

Reviewing Committee

(Discovery Grants)

CIHR

Permanent Member of Reviewing

Committee

S. Sweet McGill IRB

Scientific review Reviewer

CRIR IRB

Scientific review Reviewer

Fédération des Kinésiologues du Québec

Competency exam Item reviewer

No of Postdocs: 4

Gabriella Monserratt Lopez - $48,000

Fabio Minozzo – Dilson Rassier - $43,000 ((CIHR)

Malin Persson – Dilson Rassier - $87,500 (external award)

Katherine Sinden – Julie Côté - $50,000/yr. for 3 years


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M.A: 18

M.Sc: 29

Ph.D: 19

2015-2016 KPE In-Course Award Recipients (Undergraduate)

AWARD Student Name Student ID # Degree Class Year

A.S. Lamb

Bob Berry

No funds/no awards in 2013-

2014

John Chomay B.Ed. Yr.4

Adriano

Tassone Jordan Octeau 260636801 B.Sc. Kin Yr.2

Thierry Lefrancois

Daigneault 260636776

B.Sc. Kin Yr. 2

Julia Vetere 260245882 B.Sc. Kin Yr. 2

Melissa Daoust 260633358 B.Ed. Yr. 2

Lauren Tracey 260625558 B.Sc. Kin Yr. 2

Alison Gu 260608741 B.Sc. Kin Yr. 1

Corin Hasegawa 260550054 B.Sc. Yr. 3

Benjamin Dubuc 260635835

B.Sc. Anataomy &

Cell Biology Yr. 2

Strathcona

Trust Plaques

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