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Ksenia Power is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences at Temple University's College of Public Health. She teaches undergraduate courses in health and kinesiology while conducting research on eating disorders, compulsive exercise in collegiate athletes, and exercise promotion for diverse populations.
- Education:
- PhD in Kinesiology (Psychology of Human Movement concentration), Temple University
- MS in Sport Science and Wellness Education (Physical Education and Coaching concentration), The University of Akron
- BA in Communications, The University of Akron
Research Focus: Dr. Power's work bridges kinesiology and public health, examining behavioral patterns in athletes and underserved communities. Her dissertation explored eating disorders and compulsive exercise in collegiate athletes, while her 2021 publication analyzed psychosocial outcomes of health interventions in Filipino American populations.
Publications Trends: Recent works focus on behavioral health interventions, cultural competency in fitness programs, and sociological factors affecting athlete wellness. Her research combines kinesiological principles with public health strategies to address exercise adherence and mental health in sports contexts.
Academic Roles: Teaches undergraduate courses including Cultural Competency in Health, Psychology of Physical Activity, and Exercise and Nutrition Behavior. Also serves as volunteer assistant women’s tennis coach at Temple University since 2016, linking her academic expertise with practical coaching applications.
Specializations: Combines kinesiology with sociology and psychology to develop exercise programs for NCAA athletes and underserved communities, focusing on long-term physical activity maintenance and mental health considerations.
