Chris Stratton

Chris Stratton is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Human Kinetics & Health Education at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. He holds a BSE from UW Oshkosh (2007), an MS from UW LaCrosse (2008), and an EdD from the University of North Carolina Greensboro (2022). His expertise spans Physical Education Pedagogy, Adapted Physical Education, and Outdoor Adventure Education. He has over a decade of post-secondary teaching experience, designing courses and co-developing the Adventure and Outdoor Pursuits certificate program. Additionally, he served as Head Wrestling Coach for the Titans (2010–2013), achieving NCAA Division III success and accolades.

• BSE in Physical Education with Adapted PE minor (UW Oshkosh, 2007)
• MS in Physical Education Pedagogy (UW LaCrosse, 2008)
• EdD in Kinesiology (UNC Greensboro, 2022)

His research and teaching focus on evaluation methodologies, adapted education curricula, and the historical context of physical education. He has taught 30+ courses, emphasizing practical applications of adventure education and inclusive pedagogy.

• Scientific Awards: WIAC Coach of the Year (2012), NCAA Academic Scholar Team (2010–2013)

Stratton advises on curricular development and coordinates the Adventure Education program. His P-12 teaching spans elementary to high school levels, including roles in adapted PE and the Appleton Area School District.