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Dr. Vicki Boye is a Professor in the Department of Health & Human Performance at Concordia University, Nebraska, where she has been teaching full-time since 1989. She plays a key role in multiple academic programs, including Exercise Science, Public Health and Fitness, Recreation and Sport Studies, and the online Master of Public Health program. Her work integrates innovative research with practical application in human performance and community health.
Her research and teaching interests span a broad range of disciplines related to health and human performance. These include Public Health, Exercise Science, Biomechanics, Nutrition, Epidemiology, Global Health, Stress Management, Recreation and Sport Studies, and Facility Management. She emphasizes experiential learning and the integration of theory with practice to prepare students for careers in health promotion and fitness leadership.
The publications listed reflect a consistent focus on health education, preventive strategies, and physical well-being, though specific titles are not provided in the source material. The thematic trends suggest strong engagement with public health policy, fitness program design, and holistic wellness models.
- Member, American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (AAHPERD)
- Member, American Public Health Association (APHA)
- Member, American School Health Association (ASHA)
- Executive Board Member, National Association for Health and Physical Education in Higher Education (NAHPERD), 2000–2004
Dr. Boye has mentored numerous students through academic programs and internships, though no formal list of advisees is available. She has contributed significantly to curriculum development and professional service, particularly in advancing health education and fitness advocacy. While specific grants are not mentioned, her leadership in launching and sustaining degree programs suggests active involvement in academic planning and resource development.
She is actively involved in academic and professional communities, contributing to the advancement of health and human performance education through program leadership, professional memberships, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
