About
Anne Hays is a Lecturer at the University of Pittsburgh's Department of Health and Human Development. She teaches courses such as Lifetime Activities I and II, First Aid/CPR, Sports Conditioning, and Nutrition in Exercise and Sport. With a PhD and MS in Exercise Physiology and a Bachelor’s in Health Education, her work explores the interplay between physical activity, nutrition, brain function, and human development across K-12 education and aging populations.
- Education: PhD and MS in Exercise Physiology, Bachelor’s in Health Education
Her research emphasizes the impact of physical activity and nutrition on children's development (K-12), academic success, and healthy aging. She actively contributes to community engagement through a wellness program targeting grades 4-6.
- Professional Roles: Oversees graduate assistants in Physical Education courses, serves on the University Senate's Community Relations Committee
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