Kathleen M. Knutzen - California State University, Bakersfield

Research Award from 3-D Orthopedics for leg-walker research, $3500, 1991.
Summer Faculty Research Grant, Western Washington University. Prediction of
pronation during the support phase of walking, $3500, 1988.
Summer Faculty Research Grant, Western Washington University. Physiological and
biomechanical profiles of osteoarthritic female elderly adults, $4000, 1987.
Equipment Grant from Chattecx Corporation. CARS-UBC electrogoniometer, $8000,
1987.
Faculty Development Grant for Development of Biomechanics/Kinesiology audio visual
material, $200, 1985.
Support Grant from Biodynamics Foundation for knee brace study, $6500, 1985.
Summer Faculty Research Grant, Western Washington University. The relationship
between knee joint kinematics and foot function during locomotion activities, $2500,
1985.
Faculty Development Grant, Bureau for Faculty Research Grant to conduct school
scoliosis screening, $200, 1983.
Summer Faculty Research Grant, Western Washington University. Kinematic analysis
of the visually impaired during overground walking, $2000, 1981.
Equipment Grant from Canadian Arthritis Society. Shadow Moire Fringe Screen for
Total Body Contour Analysis, 1981.
British Columbia Amateur Basketball Association for the Conduction of Provincial
Basketball Survey, $1000, 1975.
Submitted but not funded:
Knutzen, K.M., Brilla, L.R., Ochs, L. (2004). Progressive physical activity programming
for older adults. Submitted to the CDC/NIH PA 2004-N6 ($762,000).
Caine, D., Knutzen, K., Meuwisse, W., Howe, W., Brilla, L., Ross, W. Epidemiological
Investigation of Injuries Affecting Competitive Club Level Gymnasts in Northwest
Washington. Submitted to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), September 1996.
Knutzen, K.M. Impact of High Resistance Training on the Mature Adult. AREA Grant
submission to the Department of Health and Human Services, National Institutes of
Health, $70,000, 199.
Knutzen, K.M. The Impact of Resistance Training on the Improvement of Mobility and
Daily Function of the Mature Adult. Submitted to the Retirement Research
Foundation, April 1995, $79,000.
Dr. K. Knutzen 4