Louise Humbert

Dr. Louise Humbert is a Professor in the College of Kinesiology at the University of Saskatchewan. Her academic background includes a BPE and teaching certification from the University of Calgary, a Master of Education from the University of North Carolina, and a PhD from the University of Alberta. Her research focuses on pedagogy, physical literacy, and women's health, particularly examining influences on children’s physical activity behaviors and sport participation within the broader theme of Child and Youth Health and Development.

Academic Background:

• BPE, Teaching Certification – University of Calgary
• Master of Education – University of North Carolina
• PhD – University of Alberta

Research Interests: Dr. Humbert’s work emphasizes pedagogical strategies to enhance physical literacy and promote active lifestyles in children. She investigates how educational approaches and environmental factors influence youth engagement in physical activities and sports, with a particular focus on gender-related aspects in women’s health.

Courses Taught:

• KIN 341.3 – Pedagogy in Physical Activity Settings II Practice
• ECUR 357.3 – Methods in Secondary Physical Education
• KIN 861.3 – Contemporary Issues in Physical Education

Advising and Grants: No information provided regarding advising of students or grants received.

Labs/Teams: No information available on affiliated labs or research teams.