School of Public Health

Education

• M.S. in Applied Sport Scienceminor at Indiana University, 2008
• B.S. in Kinesiology-Exercise Science at Indiana University, 1998

Background

Research:

My research interests consists of the neuromuscular contol and function morphology related to posture and locomotion in modern humans and the effect of todays 'modern' environment and lifestyle behaviors upon those positional behaviors and the associated musculoskeletal system.

Publications

Book Chapters

ACE Group Fitness Instructor Manual: Chapter 4 - Group Exercise Program Design. 2011.

Abstracts

Baute, Kelly Jo, Wyatt, Bill, Holten, Eric, Berger, Allison, Shea, John B. The Effects of Reaching with the Dominant and Non-Dominant Hands of Lower Body Musculature while Sitting on a Stability Ball. North American Society of Sprot and Physical Activity Annual Conference, Poster #867790

Baute, Kelly Jo, Wyatt, Bill, Holten, Eric, Berger, Allison, Shea, John B. Public Health Implications of lower body musculature involvement while using a stability ball at a workstation. American Public Health Association Annual Conference, Poster #205709

Baute-Pfaffenberger, Kelly Jo Johnston, Jeanne, Stager, Joel, McCracken, Colleen. Obesity, Morbidity and Quality-of-Life in a Highly Active Population: An examination of a persistent physical activity and successful aging. American Public Health Association Annual Conference, Roundtable Discussion #181203

Kennedy-Armbruster, C., DiIullo, A., Johston, D., Troxell, C., Hornsby, W., & Pfaffenburger, K. (2008). Relationship of Physical Activity, Perception of General Health, and Perceived Stress in College Freshman. Med Sci Sport Exerc. 40:5, Supplement S437, abstract 2348.

Troxell, C., Johnston, J., Kenndy-Armbruster, C., DiIullo, A., Hornsby, W., & Pfaffenberger, K. (2008). Self Reported vs. Actual Health Status of First-Year College Students. Med Sci Sport Exerc. 40:5, Supplement S437, abstract 2349.

Courses Recently Taught

P217 - Methods of Group Exercise Instruction

P218 - Methods of Personal Fitness Instructiion

P405 - Introduction to Sport Psychology

P416 - Fitness Management