Michał Siniarski-Czaplicki

Michał Siniarski-Czaplicki serves as a lecturer at the Sports Pedagogues Training Center within the Faculty of Educational Sciences at the University of Lodz. His teaching responsibilities encompass organization and management of physical culture, first aid, swimming, water rescue, and supervision of bachelor's and master's seminars. He also conducts faculty-level classes on safety and first aid, serves on the Faculty Council, and directs the "Higher School of Water Safety" interest group in collaboration with the Łódź Volunteer Water Rescue Service.

Dr. Siniarski-Czaplicki holds a Doctorate in Physical Culture Sciences with extensive professional qualifications including:

• Second-Class Swimming Coach certification
• Water Rescue Instructor credentials
• Polish Resuscitation Council Instructor certification
• Qualified First Aid Rescuer status
• Multi-discipline sports instruction expertise

His professional focus centers on practical applications of physical education, with significant contributions to water safety training and health promotion initiatives. He has coordinated World Health Organization research on tobacco use (WHO-GHPSS) and served as Polish expert for international programs including "Health Promotion and Drug Prevention" (HPDP) and "Care for Work" (CFW).

As a distinguished athlete, he has been multiple Polish Champion and Vice-Champion in swimming and water polo, representing Poland on the National Team. His practical experience informs his mentorship of generations of physical education professionals including teachers, swimming instructors, and lifeguards.

Dr. Siniarski-Czaplicki maintains active involvement with the Polish Scientific Society of Physical Culture, Łódź Volunteer Water Rescue Service, and Łódź Children's Hospice, demonstrating commitment to both academic and community service.