Sport Science Laboratory
The Sport Science Laboratories are used by faculty, staff, and students in the curriculum of numerous Sport Science courses. Students will have hands-on experience using the following instrumentation:
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MOVEMENT ANALYSIS SPSC 1151, 1195, 1164, 3154, 4256 |
SPORT & EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY SPSC 1103, 2275, 3275, 4161, 4256 |
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Kinetic Analysis & Qualitative Assessment of Human Movement via:
Kinetic Analysis & Quantitative Assessment of Human Movement via:
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Metabolic Assessment
Strength and Conditioning Assessment
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Sport Science Laboratory Spaces
New Westminster Campus | Rooms N1323 and N2223
Coquitlam Campus | Room A2312
Sport Science Laboratory Facilitators
ALLISON CAMPBELL |
Position | Lab Facilitator, Sport Science Office | N2225, New Westminster Campus Office Phone | 604-777-6561 Email | campbella14@douglascollege.ca EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONSM.S in Kinesiology – Exercise Physiology, Indiana University (2018) B.Sc. in Kinesiology, University of Maryland (2013) TEACHING AREASMotor Skills Acquisition - Lab Biomechanics - Lab SCHOLARLY AND PROFESSIONAL INTERESTSEndurance Performance Long-Term Athlete Development
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RYAN COOK |
Position | Lab Facilitator, Sport Science Office | N2225, New Westminster Campus Office Phone | 604-527-5726 Email | cookr@douglascollege.ca EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONSMSC (c) Exercise Science – University of Victoria BHK- University of British Columbia TEACHING AREASExercise Physiology
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MOISES VEGA R. |
Position | Lab Facilitator, Sport Science Office | N1323, New Westminster Campus Office Phone | 604-527-5919 Email | vegarebolledom@douglascollege.ca EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONSBachelor of Kinesiology - University of British Columbia (2013) Diploma in Sport Science - Douglas College (2010) Strength & Conditioning Coach - CSCS, NSCA (2013) Kinesiologist/Active Rehab Specialist - BCAK (2016) TEACHING AREASExercise Physiology
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