Phillip Conatser, Ph.D.

Phillip Conatser, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Health and
Human Performance

Degrees:

Ph.D. In: Adapted Physical Activity, Statistics, and Infant & Family Intervention; University of Virginia, Charlottesville-- 1999 Master of Education, In: Adapted Physical Activity, Scientific Bases of Exercise & Human Performance, and Sports Administration; Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas--1991 Bachelor of Science In: Physical Education & Mathematics, West Texas A&M University, Canyon, Texas--1989

CV/Vitae:

Phillip Conatser, B.S., M.S., Ph.D.

Teaching Interest:

Adapted Health and Human Performance, Modified Team & Individual Sport, Measurement Techniques in Physical Exercise & Sport, Adapted Aquatics & Rehabilitation

Lifetime Fitness
Intro to Sports and Exercise Science
First Aid
The Adapted Kinesiology Program
Measurement Techniques in Physiology

Course Schedule:

KINE 4310.60 12:15-1:30pm TTH REK 1.502
KINE 4351.60 1:40-2:55pm TTH REK 2.656
KINE 4351.61 4:25-7:05pm T REK 2.654
KINE 4310.61 4:25-7:05pm TH REK 1.502

Area of Specialty and Responsibility:

Changing teachers/instructors beliefs (attitudes, social, control) toward working with people who have disabilities in schools, athletics, and community settings. Increasing the knowledge (class management techniques, equipment ideas, instruction), training opportunities (certifications, workshops, in-services), and beliefs of adapted aquatic instructors. Implementing health education programs for at-risk children in rural communities.