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 | | Scott R. Collier, PhD
Assistant Professor Exercise Science Office: Convocation Center, 051 Phone: 828 262 7145 Fax: 828 262 3138 Email: colliersr@appstate.edu
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| Education: | Syracuse University
2006 Ph.D.
Department of Exercise Science
Specialization: Cardiovascular Exercise Science.
Syracuse University
2002 Master of Science
Department of Exercise Science
Specialization: Exercise Endocrinology
Cortland State University
1990 Bachelor of Science in Education.
Major: Physical Education, Teaching Certification
| | Professional Affiliations / Organizations: | American College of Sports Medicine
American Heart Association
American Physiological Society
Organization for the Study of Sex Differences
| | Teaching Specialties: | Clinical Cardiovascular Physiology
Vascular Biology | | Current Courses Being Taught: | ES 3005
ES 3450
ES 5660 | | Research Interests: | Vascular remodeling and blood flow control associated with aerobic
and resistance exercise training, along with acute and chronic
alterations in the autonomic nervous system due to environmental
(e.g. orthostatic challenges) challenges and pathological (e.g.
hypertension) conditions. Current research projects include studies
of sex differences on the effects of exercise mode on hemodynamic
and vascular changes in a male and female pre-hypertensive and
stage 1 hypertensive population and the role of the renin-
angiotensin-aldosterone system in sex differences in vascular
remodeling and kidney function in exercised animals.
| | Selected Publications: | Since 2005
1. Heffernan K, Baynard T, Goulopoulou S, Giannopoulou, I, Collier
SR, Figueroa A, Fernhall B. Baroreflex Sensitivity During Static
Exercise in Individuals with Down Syndrome. Medicine and Science
in Sports and Exercise. 2005; 37(12): 2026-31
2. Figueroa A, Collier SR, Baynard T, Giannopoulou I, Goulopoulou
S, Fernhall B. Impaired vagal modulation of heart rate in
individuals with Down syndrome. Clinical Autonomic Research.
2005; 15(1): 45-50
3. Clark BC, Collier SR, Manini TM, Ploutz-Snyder LL, Sex
differences in muscle fatigability and activation patterns of the
human quadriceps femoris. European Journal of Applied Physiology.
2005; 94: (1-2): 196-206
4. Collier SR, Casey DP, Kanaley JA, Growth Hormone Responses to
Varying Doses of Oral Arginine. Growth Hormone and IGF Research.
2005; 15 (2): 136-139
5. Fernhall B, Figueroa A, Collier S, Baynard T, Giannopoulou I,
Goulopoulou S. Blunted heart rate response to upright tilt in
people with Down syndrome. Arch Phys Med Rehabil. 2005; 86(4): 813-
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6. Kanaley JA, Giannopoulou I, Collier SR, Ploutz-Snyder R, Carhart
R Jr. Hormone-replacement therapy use, but not race, impacts the
resting and exercise-induced GH response in postmenopausal women.
Eur J Endocrinol. 2005; 153(4): 527-33
7. Fernhall B, Figueroa A, Collier S, Goulopoulou S, Giannopoulou
I, Baynard T. Resting Metabolic Rate is Not Reduced in Obese
Individuals with Down Syndrome. Mental Retardation. 2005; 43(6):
391-400
8. Heffernan K, Kelly E, Collier SR, Fernhall B. Cardiac autonomic
modulation during recovery from acute endurance versus resistance
exercise; European Journal of Cardiovascular Prevention and
Rehabilitation. 2006; 13(1): 80-86
9. Goulopoulou S, Figueroa A, Collier SR, Baynard T, Giannopoulou
I, Fernhall B. Cardiac Autonomic Control in Individuals with Down
Syndrome. American Journal of Mental Retardation. 2006; 111(1): 27-
34
10. Unnithan VB, Kenne EM, Logan L, Collier SR, Turk M. The effect
of partial body weight support on the energy cost of walking in
children with spastic cerebral palsy; Pediatric Exercise Science.
2006 18: 11-21
11. Collier SR, Collins E, Kanaley JA. Oral Arginine Attenuates
the Growth Hormone Response to Resistance Exercise. Journal of
Applied Physiology. 2006; 101: 848-852
12. Collier SR, Manini TM, Tillotson JW. Predictors of Success In
Exercise Physiology. The Mentor: An Academic Advising Journal,
2007; 9(1). http://www.psu.edu/dus/mentor
13. Heffernan K, Collier SR, Kelly EE, Fernhall B. Arterial
Stiffness and Baroreflex Sensitivity Following Bouts of Aerobic and
Resistance Exercise. International Journal of Sports Medicine.
2007; 28 (3): 197-203
14. Collier SR. Sex differences in the effects of aerobic and
anaerobic exercise on blood pressure and arterial stiffness. Gender
Medicine. 2008; 5(2):115-23.
15. Collier SR, Kanaley JA, Carhart Jr., Frechette V, Tobin MM,
Hall AK, Luckenbaugh AN, R., Fernhall B. Hemodynamic and vascular
remodeling following aerobic compared to resistance training in
hypertensive individuals. Journal of Human Hypertension. 2008; 22
(10):678-86.
16. Collier SR, Kanaley JA, R. Carhart Jr., Frechette V, Tobin MM,
Bennett N, Luckenbaugh AN, Fernhall B Cardiac Autonomic Function
and Baroreflex Changes Following 4 Weeks of Resistance Versus
Aerobic Training in Individuals With Pre Hypertension. Acta
Physiologica. 2009; 195(3):339-48.
17. Fernhall B, Baynard T, Collier SR, Figueroa A, Goulopoulou S,
Kamimori GH, Pitetti KH. Catecholamine Response to Maximal Exercise
in Persons with Down Syndrome. American Journal of Cardiology.
2009/In Press
18. Heffernan KS, Sosnoff JJ, Ofori E, Jae SY, Baynard T, Collier
SR, Goulopoulou S, Figueroa A, Woods JA, Pitetti KH, Fernhall B.
Complexity of force output during static exercise in individuals
with Down Syndrome. Journal of Applied Physiology. 2009 /In Press
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