Assistant Professor at Michigan State University, Postdoc at Mayo Clinic, PhD in Exercise Physiology from @IUBloomington, BS from @ohiou. Views are my own.
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On the flight to ACSM so it’s time time to put this out in the world, officially.
In January 2024, I will be moving to East Lansing, MI for a tenure track assistant professor position in the Department of Kinesiology at Michigan State University. Go Green!
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AI can simply multiply the useless, the unimportant, the trivial, and the distracting.
Separate the critical few from the trivial many.
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Every institution wants a visionary until the visionary wants to change something.
Exited to share the Zoom stage with @jakehudgins_phd and @APSEEPSection to talk about early career faculty life and all of the fun, but sometimes often unexpected, ins and outs of faculty life.
☕ 🗣️ Coffee Chats are back!
Please join us on Wednesday, September 30th at 12 pm EST to discuss "Navigating Position Transitions” with Drs. Chad Wiggins and Jake Hudgins.
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Likely not the content I should be consuming just four days before classes start, yet here we are….
Much of @Tyler_A_Harper’s academic career had felt like a fairy tale. When he landed a tenure-track job, one adviser said that it was like “watching the last dinosaur being born.” But after few years at Bates College, his faith in academia had shattered: theatlantic.com/magazine/202…
The more we push for our jobs to become remote the more we set ourselves up for being replaced by AI.
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When students opt for remote work, and make themselves unreachable, rather than push and push, I just spend a fraction of the time talking to Claude and get a higher quality output. This, I do realize, comes at the cost of training quality for the next generation.
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Research Article by JE Shellet et al. Local #ischemic preconditioning improves #skeletalmuscle #bloodflow and #vasodilation during #exercise in older adults
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Isolation due to remote work/school are going to be the next smoking/sitting.... I'm calling it now.
People increasingly desire more remote work, but become more and more miserable and isolated once they get it. Everyone needs something to work on and a tribe with with to work towards a common goal. Time to rethink pandemic time approaches.science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
People increasingly desire more remote work, but become more and more miserable and isolated once they get it. Everyone needs something to work on and a tribe with with to work towards a common goal. Time to rethink pandemic time approaches.science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
One of the worst things that the @NIH and @NIHFunding consolidation of X accounts has done is eliminate the celebration of Loan Repayment Program awards this time of year. Usually my timeline is full of everyone posting about the emails coming through.
Let’s freaking go!!!!!
A source close to Michigan State University told The State News Monday that Guskiewicz will stay at the university following his announcement he would join Clemson University. statenews.com/article/2026/0…
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Fun to contribute to a paper with so many of my colleagues!
Sport Scientist may be interested in this paper which came out today I was co-author of with a host of stars in the field - working out who the GOAT in the athletics world is. Most fun paper I have ever worked on! (-:
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Wow! Wow! Wow!
THE GREATEST RUN IN HISTORY 🤯
Sabastian Sawe takes OVER A MINUTE off the world record in the marathon and becomes the first-ever sub-2 hour runner in an official race with a 1:59:30 victory over Yomif Kejelcha, who also breaks two hours in his debut marathon, running 1:59:41 for second.
Sawe is now 4 for 4 with marathon victories. After the leaders hit halfway in 60:29, Sawe ran 59:01 FOR HIS SECOND HALF as he and Kejelcha worked together to drop third placer Jacob Kiplimo, who himself ran 2:00:28 to finish under Kelvin Kiptum’s old WR mark.
