Lindsey Rayman

Lindsey Rayman serves as Assistant Professor of Exercise Science at Lebanon Valley College, holding a B.A. from Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania, M.A. from Capella University, and Ph.D. from A.T. Still University. Her contact details include rayman@lvc.edu and 717-867-6844.

Her educational background informs her teaching of core courses including Anatomy and Physiology (EXSC 101/102), Lifespan Health Promotion (EXSC 420), and Fitness Theory (EXSC 221). Prior to academia, she accumulated 13 years of secondary education experience coaching soccer and track and field.

Research focuses on physical activity dynamics in adolescent populations, particularly examining how youth perceive guardian aerobic activity levels. Her expertise spans Anatomy and Physiology, Health and Physical Education, and Coaching, with emphasis on translating practical experience into academic frameworks. The 2019 dissertation represents foundational work in understanding familial influences on youth exercise behavior.

Scholarly output centers on adolescent physical activity determinants, with implications for school-based health promotion programs and family-centered intervention strategies. Current work appears to extend her dissertation findings into practical applications for health educators and coaches.