William Lunn

William Lunn is a Professor and Program Coordinator for Exercise and Sport Science at Southern Connecticut State University within the College of Health & Human Services. His teaching interests include exercise physiology, exercise metabolism, nutrition, and research methods. His research focuses on protein metabolism, high-intensity interval training (HIIT), nutritional ketosis, and performance testing validation.

Research & Grants

• Grant: "Effects of a Whole-Food Nutritional Supplement on Glycemic Response in Euglycemic Adults" sponsored by Soquel, Inc. (2019–Present).

Key Presentations

• 2022: "Lipid-Protein Co-Ingestion Before High-Glycemic Challenge Attenuates Glycemic Response in Normoglycemic Adults" at the American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting.
• 2018: "Where Chocolate Milk Has Brought Me: Postexercise Recovery, HIIT, Low-Carb Diets, and Protein Metabolism" at the New England American College of Sports Medicine/National Strength & Conditioning Association meeting.
• 2023: "Cannabidiol Supplementation Alleviates Anxiety, Mitigates Pain, Extends Endurance, and Facilitates Greater Exercise Exertion" at the American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting.

Scientific Contributions

• Collaborated on studies about chocolate milk for recovery, CBD supplementation, and insole technology for athletic performance.
• Developed validation protocols for exercise testing equipment and body composition analysis.