• Acts of Livelihood: Bodies and Nature in International Garden City Movement Planning, 1898-1937 

  Clevenger, Samuel Martin (2018)

  Urban planning and reform scholars and policymakers continue to cite the “garden city” community model as a potential blueprint for planning environmentally sustainable, economically equitable, humane built environments. ...

• The Impact of Acute Aerobic Exercise on Semantic Memory Activation in Healthy Older Adults 

  Won, Junyeon (2018)

  Background: A growing body of exercise literature use functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) technique to measure the effects of exercise on the brain. Findings suggest that regular participation of long-term exercise ...

• NEURAL CONTROL OF SPEED IN HUMAN WALKING 

  Ehtemam, Farzad (2018)

  The central nervous system in humans continuously controls the speed of walking by modulating muscle activities. The underlying mechanisms of this control process are not well understood. Recent studies have probed the ...

• FITTING IN: (RADICALLY) CONTEXTUALIZING THE CROSSFIT PHENOMENON 

  Edmonds, Shaun E (2018)

  CrossFit is a global fitness and cultural phenomenon whose ascendance over the past two decades has made it a dominant physical cultural practice, and a powerful influence within contemporary society. Through a multi-site ...

• EXERCISE IS MEDICINE? A CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF THE PROMOTION OF EXERCISE FOR MENTAL HEALTHCARE 

  Maier, Julie (2018)

  Increasingly, physical activity is being promoted as a way to prevent or treat a range of chronic health conditions, including mental illness. In this dissertation, I utilize an ecological framework and draw upon feminist ...

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