Elizabeth Teel

Elizabeth Teel is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Health, Kinesiology and Applied Physiology at Concordia University. Her research focuses on concussion neurophysiology and rehabilitation, utilizing neuroimaging and clinical assessments to improve brain function recovery.

Education:

• BA (Highest Honors) in Exercise and Sport Science, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• PhD in Human Movement Science, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• MSc in Kinesiology, Penn State University

Research Highlights: Dr. Teel directs the Concussion Neurophysiology and Rehabilitation Research Lab (CeRebRaL Lab), aiming to reduce repeat injury risk and enhance return-to-activity protocols. Her work spans concussion recovery, neuroimaging, and clinical assessment technologies.

Teaching:

• EXCI 310 Research Methods
• EXCI 421 Honors Seminar: Current Topics in Health and Exercise Science
• EXCI612/HEXS 810 Laboratory Techniques
• EXCI 624/HEXS801 Special Topics Seminar

Labs & Teams:

• Director of the CeRebRaL Lab
• Collaboration with CARE Consortium Investigators
• Research partnerships with McGill University and NCAA-DoD institutions