Kyle Petit

Kyle Petit is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Kinesiology & Athletic Training at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. He holds a PhD from Michigan State University and has dedicated his career to advancing understanding of sport-related concussions. His research focuses on evaluation techniques, treatment strategies, and the role of physical activity in post-concussion recovery.

Education:

• BS, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
• MS, Illinois State University
• PhD, Michigan State University

Research Interests:

Dr. Petit's work explores sensorimotor assessment tools, vestibular/ocular motor outcomes, and factors influencing recovery (e.g., physical activity, cognitive rest). He investigates sex differences in concussion incidence and the impact of caffeine on neurocognitive testing. His research bridges clinical practice with evidence-based strategies for athlete safety and recovery.

Publications:

His research portfolio includes studies on novel concussion evaluation devices, recovery trends, and athlete reporting behaviors. Key themes include diagnostic tool validation, post-concussion physical activity impacts, and policy development for sport safety.

Awards & Grants:

No scientific awards or grants listed in provided materials.

Advising & Mentorship:

Dr. Petit emphasizes student growth and leadership in athletic training. He currently lists no formal advisees in available records.