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Mark Stanbrough serves as Professor in the Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation at Emporia State University, Kansas, where he directs the NCACE-accredited Coaching Education program and teaches graduate/undergraduate courses in exercise physiology and sports psychology.
His educational credentials include a PhD in exercise physiology from the University of Oregon and undergraduate/master's degrees in physical education from Emporia State University.
Dr. Stanbrough's research centers on Exercise Physiology, Sports Psychology, and Coaching Education, highlighted by co-founding the first fully online physical education graduate program in the United States and advancing Emporia State's Coaching Education program to national accreditation.
His distinguished honors include:
- Emporia State University Athletic Hall of Honor
- Health, Physical Education, Recreation Hall of Honor
- Darrell E. Wood Service Award (2013)
- Excellence in Instruction Award (1996)
- Numerous coach-of-the-year awards
As Coaching Education director, he oversees a nationally accredited program while leveraging 30+ years of coaching experience across collegiate, high school, and club levels—including leading Emporia State's cross country/track teams from 1984-1992 with a 1986 women's national runner-up finish. His professional service includes the NASPE National Sport Steering Committee and NCACE Board of Directors.
