The Biomechanical mechanisms and consequences of abnormal movement patterns for locomotor activities will be discussed. Laboratory techniques and data analysis methods will be reviewed and discussed along with regulatory procedures in human subject's research. Communication of science and community engagement in research will be discussed.

This workshop is targeted to graduate student who are completing either a
master's thesis, master's project, or doctoral dissertation. The format is an open discussion of students' research process. Participants may choose to introduce their research topic using Power Point, submit a written chapter for review, or orally discuss their findings or concerns. Feedback will come from peer students as well as instructors.

This workshop is targeted to graduate student who are completing either a
masters thesis, masters project, or doctoral dissertation.The format is an open discussion of students research process. Participants may choose to introduce their research topic using Power Point, submit a written chapter for review, or orally discuss their findings or concerns. Feedback will come from peer students as well as instructors.

Independent study and research on selected problems in resource economics.