Opportunities in Motor Control and Biomechanics
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The Department of Health and Human Performance at the University of Houston seeks qualified, highly motivated graduate students interested in advanced studies in Motor Control and Biomechanics with the following professors: Drs. Charles Layne and Adam Thrasher. Preference will be given to individuals interested in pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy; however, qualified Master’s Degree candidates will also be considered. For specific information regarding the research interests of the Motor Control faculty, please click on their names above.
Opportunities in Exercise Physiology
The Department of Health and Human Performance at the University of Houston seeks qualified, highly motivated graduate students interested in advanced studies in Exercise Physiology with the following professors: Dr. Mark S. Clarke, Dr. Thomas Lowder, Dr. William Paloski, Dr. Richard Simpson and/or Dr. Brian K. McFarlin. Preference will be given to individuals interested in pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy; however, qualified Master’s Degree candidates will also be considered. For specific information regarding the research interests of the Exercise Physiology faculty, please click on their names above.
Opportunities in Obesity Studies
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The Department of Health and Human Performance at the University of Houston seeks qualified, highly motivated graduate students interested in advanced studies in Obesity with the following professors: Dr. Rebecca Lee and Dr. Brian K. McFarlin. Preference will be given to individuals interested in pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy; however, qualified Master’s Degree candidates will also be considered. For specific information regarding the research interests of the Obesity Studies faculty, please click on their names above. The Department is home to the Texas Obesity Research Center.
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