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CURRICULUM
VITA
Specialization:
Exercise Physiology
Courses
Taught:
KINE114A Body Conditioning
KINE205 Foundations for Life Time Fitness
KINE261D Pro Prep Fitness and Conditioning
KINE483 Exercise Prescription
KINE360 Physical Activity and
Aging
KINE485
EKG Interpretation
KINE486 Instrumentation in Exercise Science
KINE481 Exercise Physiology
PROFESSIONAL
SOCIETIES
American College of Sports
Medicine
Member, 1995-present
National Strength and Conditioning Association
Member,
1995-present
PROFESSIONAL
PRESENTATIONS
May, 2003 – Oral presentation – American College of Sports Medicine Annual
Meeting-Influence of therapeutic ultrasound on skeletal muscle
regeneration following blunt contusion.
September, 2001 - Symposium presentation – Mid-west Chapter of the
American College of Sports Medicine Meeting – Personal training for an
aging population: special considerations
July,
2000 - Oral presentation – Westminster Thurber Retirement Community – Why
exercise?
May, 2001 Poster
presentation – American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting – Age and
training hours as predictors of finish times of masters athletes in a
triathlon
November, 2000 and October, 2001 - Oral presentations – Residence Hall –
Beginning an exercise program and remaining active
October, 2000 - Oral presentation – Faculty and Graduate Student
Colloquium – Age-related decline in performance of masters athletes is not
modality specific
September, 2000 - Oral presentation – Columbus Retirement Housing
Marketing Association – Exercise and an aging population
May,
2000 - Oral presentation – Friendship Village of Columbus - Nutrition and
an aging population
March,
2000 - Oral presentation – Friendship Village of Columbus – Adhering to an
exercise program
January, 2000 - Oral presentation – Friendship Village of Columbus – Why
Exercise?
September 23, 1999 - Oral
presentation - Mid-west Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine
Meeting - Circuit weight training with an aerobic component compared to a
combined aerobic and progressive resistance training in postmenopausal
women
May,
1999 - Oral presentation – Columbus Junior League of Women – How do I get
started exercising and how do I keep going?
Fall
quarter 1999 and 2000 – Oral presentation – The Ohio State University
Undergraduate Introduction to Exercise Science - Opportunities in
Gerontology
February, 1999 – Lecture – University of Dayton Exercise Physiology Class
– Muscle Physiology
Professional
SERVICE
Autumn
1995 Volunteer in
Physical Therapy Department – American River
Hospital, Carmichael, California
Spring
1999 Graduate student representative on a tenure track faculty
committee
PUBLICATIONS
Peer
Reviewed Manuscripts:
Wilkin, L.D., J. Buckworth, and T. Kirby. Circuit weight training with an
aerobic component compared to a combined aerobic and progressive
resistance training in postmenopausal women.
In review
Wilkin, L.D., M.A. Merrick, T.E. Kirby, and S.T. Devor. Influence
of therapeutic ultrasound on skeletal muscle regeneration following blunt
contusion.
In press
Abstract
Wilkin, L.D., J.M. Lekan, L.E. Robinson, and S.T. Devor. Influence
of therapeutic ultrasound on skeletal muscle regeneration following blunt
contusion. Med. Sci. Sports Exerc. 35(5): S108, 2003.
Wilkin,
L.D., J.M. Lekan, L. E. Robinson, and S.T. Devor. Assessment of degree of
injury following skeletal muscle contusion. Med. Sci. Sports Exerc.
34(5): S184, 2002.
Wilkin,
L.D., C.O. Mattern, J. Kim, J.M. Lekan, and S.T. Devor. Age and training
hours as predictors of finish times of masters athletes in a triathlon.
Med. Sci. Sports Exerc. 33 (5): S131, 2001.
Haddow,
T.J., L.D. Wilkin, and S.T. Devor. Predictors of functional status
decline: baseline data from a longitudinal study of an aged population.
Med. Sci. Sports Exerc. 33 (5): S115, 2001.
Devor,
S.T., B.L. Eder, L.D. Wilkin, C.O. Mattern, and T.J. Demchak. Ultrasound
treatment following contusion injury does not enhance recovery of fiber
cross-sectional area. Med. Sci. Sports Exerc. 33 (5): S196, 2001.
Mattern,
C.O., L.D. Wilkin, J.M. Lekan, J. Kim, and S.T. Devor. Age-related decline
in performance of masters athletes is not modality specific. Med. Sci.
Sports Exerc. 33 (5): S254, 2001
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