معرفی
Amerigo Rossi is a Professor of Health and Exercise Science at Long Island University's School of Health Professions. With academic credentials including a BA in Biology from Columbia University, an MS in Exercise Science from California State University Los Angeles, and an EdD in Applied Exercise Physiology from Teachers College, Columbia University, Dr. Rossi focuses on developing sustainable physical activity interventions for underserved populations affected by chronic diseases. His research spans Parkinson’s disease, cancer survivorship, and Type II diabetes prevention.
- Research Interests:
- Physical activity promotion
- Exercise physiology
- Chronic disease management
- Exercise is Medicine
- Community-based participatory research
Dr. Rossi's recent publications (2008-2019) demonstrate expertise in exercise science, chronic disease prevention, and health equity. His work explores topics including Parkinson's disease rehabilitation, cancer survivorship, diabetes prevention, and acculturation effects on health. Articles frequently employ longitudinal studies, mixed methods, and community stakeholder analysis.
- Scientific Awards:
- California State University Los Angeles Honors Graduate Award
- Chancellor’s Doctoral Incentive Program recipient
- Academic All-Ivy Student-Athlete Award
As co-Advisor of the Exercise is Medicine club, Dr. Rossi advocates for increased physical activity opportunities for LIU students and the Brooklyn community. His professional affiliations include the American College of Sports Medicine and National Strength and Conditioning Association, where he maintains certification as a Strength and Conditioning Specialist.
