Jeffrey Lindauer

Jeffrey Lindauer is a Professor of Physical Education at Canisius University, affiliated with the School of Education and Leadership Studies. His career spans roles as a tenured faculty member, department chair, dean, and assistant vice president for Academic Affairs. Dr. Lindauer holds a Ph.D. in Health, Physical Education, and Recreation from the University of New Mexico, an M.S. in Exercise and Sport Science from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, and a B.A. in Physical Education from Wartburg College.

• Ph.D., University of New Mexico: Health, Physical Education, and Recreation
• M.S., University of Wisconsin-La Crosse: Exercise and Sport Science (Physical Education - Teaching)
• B.A., Wartburg College: Physical Education

Dr. Lindauer specializes in Physical Education Teacher Education (PETE), with research focusing on Game-Based Approaches in K-12 physical education, curriculum development, and tactical intentionality. His work addresses practical challenges in teacher certification, mentorship, and assessment frameworks like edTPA. He has also explored coaching leadership behaviors in college athletes.

His publications highlight a commitment to enhancing pedagogical models and fostering collaboration between academic institutions and K-12 schools. Dr. Lindauer’s administrative experience includes six years as a program director at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire before joining Canisius in 2008.