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Carol Ewing Garber is a Professor of Movement Science and Education at Columbia University's Teachers College, leading the Graduate Program in Applied Physiology. She holds positions as Director of the Applied Physiology Laboratory and EXerT Clinic. Her academic career spans over 30 years, with previous roles at Northeastern University and Brown University's Alpert School of Medicine.
Education: BS (Neag School of Education, UConn), MA and PhD (Exercise Physiology, UConn). Honors include Phi Kappa Phi and Mortar Board. Professional certifications include ACSM Preventive & Rehabilitative Exercise Program Director and Registered Clinical Exercise Physiologist.
Research: Focuses on physical activity's role in chronic disease prevention, clinical interventions, and promoting activity in underserved populations (e.g., older adults, domestic violence survivors). Key areas include exercise guidelines, metabolic responses, and public health policy.
Awards: ACSM Citation Award, National Academy of Kinesiology Fellowship, and multiple leadership roles in organizations like the American Heart Association. Her work has influenced global exercise guidelines.
Service: Led ACSM as President (2014-15) and Treasurer (2023-26). Established the EXerT Clinic to provide community health services and mentorship for students. Served on editorial boards for major journals like Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise.
Teaching: Courses include Exercise and Health, Advanced Exercise Prescription, and Electrocardiography. Advised over 20 doctoral candidates and mentored cardiology fellows.
