Kathleen M. Knutzen - California State University, Bakersfield
Kathleen M. Knutzen - California State University, Bakersfield
Kathleen M. Knutzen - California State University, Bakersfield
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Graduate Assistant, Dept. of Physical Education, Health and Recreation, Western<br />
Washington <strong>University</strong>, 1976 to 1978<br />
Secondary Teacher, Sir Charles Tupper Secondary School, Vancouver, British<br />
Columbia, Canada, 1974 to 1976<br />
Secondary Teacher, East Valley High School, Yakima, Washington, 1972 to 1974<br />
Grants<br />
Precor, Inc. Evaluation of a new exercise machine. $11,375, 2009-10.<br />
Precor, Inc. Evaluation of the physiological, functional, and psychological effect of a user<br />
guided exercise prescription. $74,710, 2009-10 (with L. Brilla).<br />
WWU Student Technology Fee Grant. Kinesiology Lab Enhancement, $70,651, 2009<br />
(with L. Brilla and B. Row).<br />
Albion Labs, An analysis of magnesium-creatine chelate, alkaline creatine compound,<br />
and placebo on physical performance in healthy, physically active subjects, $6935.40,<br />
2008 (with L. Brilla and B. Row).<br />
Precor, Inc. Strength progressions on a cable strength machine. $3000, 2008.<br />
Precor, Inc. “Electromyographic characteristics while exercising on an independent<br />
upper extremity elliptical trainer.” $2700, 2008.<br />
St. Lukes Foundation. Support of Worksite Wellness Workshop and Dr. Steve Aldana<br />
community presentation, $1500, 2008.<br />
Student Affairs and Academic Support Services (Cold Beverage Enhancement Fund)<br />
(2008) Speaker support to bring in Dr. Steve Aldana for a campus/community talk<br />
($2550).<br />
SportsArt. „Physiological and muscular responses to variations in elliptical trainer and<br />
treadmill exercise“ $4500, 2007 (with L. Brilla).<br />
Precor, Inc. “Electromyographic characteristics while exercising at various loads and<br />
speeds on the elliptical trainer.” $2000, 2007.<br />
Teachman, J., Tedrow, L. <strong>Knutzen</strong>, K., Grimes, M. (2006). Stimulating<br />
Interdisciplinary Research in Population and Health: A Program for Undergraduate<br />
Students. Awarded Fall 2006 by CDC/NIH ($75,000).<br />
Precor, Inc. “Evaluation of New Exercise Machine” $6500, 2006.<br />
NW Physical Activity Coalition Grant. $13,000 for web upgrade of beactiveforlife.org ,<br />
2006.<br />
Bureau for Faculty Research – Mini-Grant ($1000), Purchase of Perseus questionnaire<br />
software, 2006.<br />
Dr. K. <strong>Knutzen</strong> 2
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