Cameron Mang

Dr. Cameron Mang serves as an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies at the University of Regina, where his work bridges academic research, teaching, and community-based rehabilitation interventions for individuals with neurological conditions.

Research Interests:
His program focuses on two interconnected domains:

• Basic science research advancing understanding of central nervous system control in human movement.
• Clinical research developing rehabilitation strategies for chronic neurological disorders through motor skill training and exercise programming.

Teaching and Practice:
He instructs courses in human motor control, learning, and neurorehabilitation, leveraging his dual expertise as a researcher and certified kinesiologist to translate scientific insights into practical rehabilitation solutions.

Awards:
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Advising and Grants:
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Community Engagement:
Dr. Mang actively contributes to the 'Enrich Neurorehab' program, a community exercise initiative for people with chronic neurological conditions, delivered through the Centre for Health, Wellness and Performance.