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Delaware Physical Therapy Faculty 2004 Awards, Grants,
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STUART BINDER-MACLEOD, PT, PhD, FAPTA, (Medical
College of Virginia), Professor and Chair: Effects of electrical stimulation
parameters on muscle performance. Awards:
American
Physical Therapy Associations - Golden Pen Award in recognition of
significant contributions to the advancement of Physical Therapy. CATHY CIOLEK, PT, GCS, (Ithaca), Associate Director Neurologic
and Older Adult Clinic. IRENE DAVIS, PT, PhD, FACSM, (Penn State),
Professor: Biomechanical analysis of running injuries, relationships between
lower extremity structure, mechanics and injury. Grant:
Pauline
Marshall Research and Education Foundation Grant: A Comparison of Custom and Semicustom Foot Orthotic
Devices on Lower Extremity Mechanics and Comfort in High and Low Arched
Runners. Publications:
Davis
I. How do we accurately measure foot motion? Guest Editorial,
Journal of Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy, 34(9):503-504. McCrory J, Quick N, Shapiro R, Ballantyne
B and McClay Davis I. The effect of a single
treatment of the Protonics system on biceps femoris and gluteus medius
activation during gait and the lateral step up exercise. Gait and Posture.
19(2):148-153. Leetun D, Willson J, Ireland
ML, Ballantyne B and McClay
Davis I. Core strength and lower extremity injuries in athletes. Medicine and
Science in Sport and Exercise.36(6):926-934. Hurd W, Chiemelewski T, Axe M, McClay Davis I, Snyder-Mackler
L. “Gender Differences in Lower Extremity Mechanics in Normal and Perturbed
Walking”. Clinical Biomechanics 19(5):465-472 JAMES (COLE) GALLOWAY, PT, PhD, (Arizona),
Assistant Professor: Development of infant motor behaviors, neuromotor development of reaching and novel early
interventions for infants under 6 months. Award:
2005 APTA Margaret L. Moore Award for the outstanding new PT faculty member. Publications:
Galloway. Invited Commentary on Fonseca et al Dynamic resources used in ambulation by children with
spastic hemiplegic cerebral palsy:
relationship to kinematics, energetics, and
asymmetries. Physical Therapy, 84: 355-356. NOEL GOODSTADT, PT, MPT, PCS, CSCS, (Hahnemann University), Associate Director Orthopedics,
Orthopedic Residency Coordinator, Sports and Orthopedic Clinic. STACIE LARKIN, PT, MEd,
(Boston University), Academic Coordinator of Clinical Education. Publication:
Physical Agents - Theory and Practice, 2nd edition, Barbara J. Behrens and
Susan L. Michlovitz, F.A. Davis Company,
Philadelphia 2005 - co-authored Chapter 1: Tissue Response to Injury, Chapter
2: Patient Responses to Therapeutic Interventions, and Chapter 15:
Integration of Physical Agents: Clinical Decision Making. JOSEPH LUCCA, PT, PhD, (Delaware), Associate
Professor: Health care delivery systems for the elderly. Award: Board
Certification in Geriatric Physical Therapy by the American Board of Physical
Therapy Specialties. TARA JO MANAL, PT, MPT, OCS, SCS, (Delaware), Director
of Clinical Services, Physical Therapy Clinics. Publications:
Manal T. Shock and Bleeding. Emergency Management of the Injured Athlete.
APTA Home Study Course Sports Physical Therapy Section, 2004. DeLeo A, Manal T. Electrical Stimulation for Pain
Control. Physical Therapy Products, Vol 15, No 6;
14-16. Manal
T. The When, How, and Why of TENS. Physical Therapy Products, Vol 15, No 2; 14-16. PAUL METTLER, PT, EdD,
(Northeastern), Associate Professor: Higher education administration. DARCY REISMAN, PT, PhD, (Delaware), Assistant
Professor, Academic Director of Neurologic and Older Adult Clinic:
Understanding the movement deficits of persons with neurologic injury and
treatment interventions. Grant:
Co-Investigator
NIH Grant: “Smart Knee Brace". KATHERINE RUDOLPH, PT, PhD,
(Delaware), Assistant Professor: EMG to characterize movement strategies in
people with orthopedic and neurologic conditions and the development of
therapeutic equipment. Publications:
Banala SK, Agrawal SK, Fattah A, Rudolph K, Scholz J.
A Gravity Balancing Leg Orthosis for Robotic
Rehabilitation. IEEE Transactions on Neural Systems & Rehabilitation
Engineering IEEE Proceedings on International Conference of Robotics and
Automation, 2474-2479. Rudolph
KS, Snyder-Mackler L. Dynamic Stability in the ACL
Deficient Knee during a Stepping Task. J Electromyogr
Kinesiol, Oct;14(5):565-75. MEGAN SCHAEFER, PT, DPT, (Temple), Associate
Director Pediatric Rehabilitation Clinic. LAURA A. SCHMITT, PT, DPT, OCS, SCS, ATC,
(Temple), Physical Therapist, CCCE, Clinical Education Liaison, Sports and
Orthopedic Clinic. JOHN SCHOLZ, PT, PhD, (Connecticut), Associate
Professor: Study of basic processes of motor coordination and control,
including movement dysfunction in patients with problems affecting the
central nervous system. Grant:
NIH Grant: “Coordination of reaching in stroke” from the National
Institute of Neurological Diseases and Stroke. KENNETH SEAMAN, PT, MA, (Delaware), Academic
Coordinator of Clinical Education. Award:
Multiple Sclerosis Commitment to Care plaque for his work organizing UD’s
MS Clinic. LYNN SNYDER-MACKLER, PT, ScD, FAPTA,
(Boston University), Professor: Examination of rehabilitation protocols
following ACL reconstruction, examining rehabilitation following ACL injury, osteoarthritis, high tibial osteotomy, and total knee arthroplasty. Grant:
NIH/NIAMS
Grant: Can Neuromuscular Training Alter Movement Patterns? Awards:
APTA
Marian Williams Award for Research in Physical Therapy. University of Delaware Doctoral Mentoring
Award. Publications:
Lewek M, Rudolph KS, Snyder-Mackler L. Quadriceps femoris
muscle weakness and activation failure in patients with symptomatic knee osteoarthritis. J Orthop Res Jan;22(1):110-5. Stevens
JE, Mizner RL, Snyder-Mackler
L. Neuromuscular electrical stimulation for quadriceps muscle strengthening
after bilateral TKA: a case series. J Orthop Sports
Phys Ther 34(1): 21-29 Williams
GN, Barrance PJ, Snyder-Mackler
L, Buchanan TS. Altered quadriceps control in people with anterior cruciate ligament deficiency. Med Sci
Sports Exerc. Jul; 36(7):1089-97. |
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