• The Evolution of the Baltimore City Bureau of Recreation: 1940-1988 

  Jordan, Cheryl L. (1993)

  The purpose of this study was to examine the evolution of the Baltimore City Bureau of Recreation from its inception in the 1940, as the Department of Public Recreation to the beginning of 1988. Research focused on major ...

• SHOE MIDSOLE DROP AFFECTS JOINT-LEVEL KINETICS AND ENERGETICS DURING JUMP-LANDING 

  Garcia, Gina Lorraine (2019)

  Traditional athletic footwear is designed with an elevated heel, causing ankle plantarflexion (positive drop). Conversely, research suggests an elevated forefoot (negative drop) could take advantage of calf musculature and ...

• Understanding and Retraining the Causal Attributions for Exercise Intenders 

  Singpurwalla, Darius (2019)

  Given that ~50% of all exercise intenders will fall into the intention-behavior gap (i.e., a situation where people fail to act on their intentions), it is necessary to identify the constructs and/or theories that can ...

• "That Chart Ain't For Us": An Examination of Black Women's Understandings of BMI, Health, and Physical Activity 

  Thompson, Tori (2019)

  Significantly, black women have the highest rates of being overweight or obese compared to other groups in the United States, with 60% being classified as obese per the BMI (CDC, 2017). However, there is currently a lack ...

• LEARNED RESOURCEFULNESS, SELF-MOTIVATION, AND COMMITMENT AS PREDICTORS OF AEROBIC EXERCISE ADHERENCE IN COLLEGE STUDENTS 

  Mahoney, Colleen Anna (1990)

  In this study of exercise adherence among traditional-age college students, a number of variables were used to discriminate between those who adhere to regular aerobic exercise, those who adhere to regular non-aerobic ...

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