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HAROLDW.(Bill)KOHL,IIITheUniversityofTexasHealthScienceCenteratHouston(UTHealth)
SchoolofPublicHealthAddress: SchoolofPublicHealthinAustin DepartmentofEpidemiology,HumanGeneticsandEnvironmentalSciences MichaelandSusanDellCenterforAdvancementofHealthLiving 1616Guadalupe,Suite6.300 Austin,Texas78701USA +1(512)391-2530 [email protected] Born:11April1960,St.Louis,Missouri,USA. Citizenship:USAEDUCATION
1974-78 SalpointeCatholicHighSchool,Tucson,ArizonaUSA.Diploma.1978-82 UniversityofSanDiego,SanDiego,CaliforniaUSA.BachelorofArts(B.A.)inBiology;
minorinChemistry.1982-84 UniversityofSouthCarolina,SchoolofPublicHealth,ColumbiaSouthCarolina,USA.
MasterofScienceinPublicHealth(M.S.P.H.)inEpidemiologyandBiostatistics.1989-93 University of Texas Health Science Center, Houston, School of Public Health,
Houston Texas USA. Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Community Health Studies.Major area of concentrationwas in Epidemiology and Community Health Studies.MinorareasofconcentrationwereinBiometryandHealthPromotion.
PROFESSIONALEXPERIENCE
1982-84 Graduate Research and Teaching Assistant, University of South Carolina School ofPublicHealth.
1984-93 Statistician,DivisionofEpidemiology, Institute forAerobicsResearch,DallasTexas.
My responsibilities included planning, conduct, direction and consultationconcerningexperimentaldesignanddataanalysesincontrolledtrialsaswellaslargescaleepidemiologicstudies(AerobicsCenterLongitudinalStudy).
1987-95 Associate Director, Division of Epidemiology, Institute for Aerobics Research.
Responsibilities included various divisional administrative duties, such as proposalformulationandpreparation,budgetmanagement,andresourceutilization.
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PROFESSIONALEXPERIENCE(continued)1989-90 ResearchAssociate,HumanNutritionCenter,SchoolofPublicHealth,Universityof
Texas Health Science Center, Houston, Houston Texas. Responsibilities includedconceptualization of research ideas and analyses in the field of nutritionalepidemiology, with a concentration on methodologic issues in dietary intakeassessment.
1993-95 Director,DivisionofChildhoodandAdolescentHealth,CooperInstituteforAerobics
Research,DallasTexas. Responsibleforthesuccessful functioningofallaspectsofthe division. Research responsibilities include conceptualization, design, andimplementation of original research in the area childhood and adolescent health.Scientific Director and Chairman, national FITNESSGRAM scientific advisory board.Administrative duties included proposal formulation and preparation, budget andpersonnelmanagement,publicandcorporaterelations,andresourceutilization.
1995-99 DirectorofResearch, Baylor SportsMedicine Institute,BaylorCollegeofMedicine,
HoustonTexas.Responsibleforthesuccessfulfoundingandgrowthofallaspectsofresearch institute including conceptualization, design, and implementation oforiginal research. Administrative duties included proposal formulation andpreparation,budgetandpersonnelmanagement,resourceutilization,andfacilitiesdesign. Principal investigator and founder of the Baylor Outcomes in OrthopedicMedicineStudy.
1999-02 Director,InternationalLifeSciencesInstitute,CenterforHealthPromotion,Physical
Activity and Nutrition Program, Atlanta Georgia. Responsible for all aspects ofsuccessful functioning of non-profit research and education foundation programincluding conceptualization of programs, research and programmatic fundingpriorities, proposal formulation, administrative leadership, project management,and personnel and budget management. Responsible for conceptualization,development, testing and implementation of TAKE 10!® classroom-based physicalactivityprogramforelementaryschoolchildren.
2002-07 Lead Epidemiologist/Team Leader, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,
National Center for ChronicDisease Prevention andHealth Promotion, Division ofNutritionandPhysicalActivity,PhysicalActivityandHealthBranch,AtlantaGeorgia.Serve as Team Leader for Physical Activity Epidemiology and Surveillance team inBranch.Responsibleforscientificconsultations,technicalassistanceandleadershipregarding epidemiologic studies of physical activity and health as well as physicalactivitysurveillanceintheBehavioralRiskFactorSurveillanceSystem(BRFSS).
2007- Professor of Epidemiology University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston,
School of Public Health, Austin Regional Campus, and Founder and Director ofUniversityofTexasPhysicalActivityEpidemiologyProgram.Responsibleforstudenttraining, research and community service in the area of epidemiology, physicalactivityandpublichealth.
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PROFESSIONALEXPERIENCE(continued)2007- Research Professor of Kinesiology. The University of Texas College of Education,
DepartmentofKinesiologyandHealthEducation,AustinTexas.2014- Associate Regional Dean for International Health Affairs. The University of Texas
Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth) School of Public Health in Austin.Responsibleforadvancingresearch,educationandserviceagendaforinternationalcollaborations.
2015 AssociateRegionalDeanforStudentAffairs.TheUniversityofTexasHealthScience
CenteratHouston(UTHealth)SchoolofPublicHealthinAustin.ResponsibleforguidingacademicandstudentmissionofAustinRegionalCampus.
ACADEMICAPPOINTMENTS1995-99 Assistant Professor, Baylor College of Medicine, Department of Orthopedic
Surgery,Houston,TX.1996-99 Adjunct Assistant Professor, Texas Woman’s University, College of Nursing
Denton,TX.1995-99 AdjunctProfessor,UniversityofNorthTexas,,DepartmentofKinesiology,Health
Promotion,andRecreation,DentonTX.
1997-99 AdjunctProfessor,UniversityofHouston,CollegeofEducationHouston,TX.2004-07 AdjunctResearchFellow,GeorgiaInstituteofTechnology,CollegeofArchitecture,
AtlantaGA.2007- Professor, TheUniversityofTexasHealthScienceCenteratHouston (UTHealth)
SchoolofPublicHealthinAustin,Austin,TX.2008- Research Professor, University of Texas, College of Education, Department of
Kinesiology and Health Education, Austin, TX (dual appointment with TheUniversityofTexasHealthScienceCenteratHouston(UTHealth)SchoolofPublicHealthinAustin).
CONTINUINGEDUCATION/SPECIALIZEDTRAINING September2002 PhysicalActivityandPublicHealth.8thAnnualSeminar. April2004 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Senior Management
SeminarTraining.
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PROFESSIONALAFFILIATIONSANDHONORSAffiliations AmericanCollegeofEpidemiology(Inactive) AmericanCollegeofSportsMedicine,NationalandTexasRegionalChapter(Fellow) NationalAcademyofKinesiology(Fellow) InternationalSocietyforPhysicalActivityandHealth
ElitariaSocietàdelCavallo(Fellow)HonorsandAwards:
ALPHAEPSILONDELTAPre-professionalHonorary,1979.NamedtoWho'sWhoinAmericanCollegesandUniversities,1981.UniversityofSanDiegoFranklinAwardfortheoutstandingmalegraduate,1982.NamedanOutstandingYoungManofAmerica,1982.SIGMAXI,ScientificResearchSociety,AssociateMember,1984.
PromotedtoFullMember,1988.Institute for Aerobics Research Kenneth H. Cooper Award for annual outstanding
contributionsbyanemployee,1988.UnitedStatesPublicHealthServiceTraineeshipAward,1989.Cooper Institute for Aerobics Research Kenneth H. Cooper Award for annual outstanding
contributionsbyanemployee,1993.NamedtoWho’sWhointheSouthandSouthwest,1994.Fellow,AmericanCollegeofSportsMedicine,1995.US Department of Health and Human Services – Food and Drug Administration Group
RecognitionAward,May2006.USDepartmentofHealthandHumanServices–CentersforDiseaseControlandPrevention
SpecialAct/SpecialServiceAward,May2006.Fellow,AmericanAcademyofKinesiologyandPhysicalEducation,2006.USDepartmentofHealthandHumanServices–CentersforDiseaseControlandPrevention
SpecialAct/SpecialServiceAward,Sept2007.OCentrodeEstudiosdoLaboratoriodeAptidãoFísicadeSãoCaetanodoSul(Laboratoryfor
StudiesofPhysicalActivityofSãoCaetanodoSul–Brazil–HonoraryMember,October2007.
US Department of Health and Human Services - US Public Health Service - UnitCommendation Award for outstanding contributions in assessment of environmentalsupportsandbarrierstophysicalactivityandhealthynutritionforobesitypreventionandcontrolinWestVirginia,November2007.
USDepartmentofHealthandHumanServices–CentersforDiseaseControlandPreventionCharles C. Shepard Award for Outstanding Science Contribution in 2008 – PreventionCategory.Co-winnerwithco-authorsonpaperbyRoux,etal.January2009.
BrazilianSocietyforPhysicalActivityandHealth(SBAFS)–HonoraryMember–April2010.SalpointeCatholicHighSchool,TucsonArizona–DistinguishedAlumniHallofFame–April
2011.AmericanCollegeofSportsMedicine–CitationAward–May2013.IowaStateUniversity,AmesIowa.PeaseFamilyScholarAward–February2014.
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University of Texas School of Public Health. R. Palmer Beasley MD Faculty Award forInnovation–September2016.SharedwithCherylL.Perry,Ph.D.,DeannaM.Hoelscher,Ph.D.,andStevenH.Kelder,Ph.D.
SCHOLARLYANDSERVICEACTIVITIES
AmericanCollegeofSportsMedicine• Public Relations Representative, Board of Directors, American College of Sports
Medicine,TexasChapter,June1990-February1993.• Elected Member, Board of Directors, American College of Sports Medicine, Texas
Chapter,January1993-February1995.• Member,Public Information Committee, American College of SportsMedicine,May
1992-Present.CommitteeChair,June2000–May2006.• Member, Ad-Hoc Committee on Healthy People 2000, American College of Sports
Medicine,May1992-May1993.• Member,Ad-HocCommitteeonPediatricExerciseScience,AmericanCollegeofSports
Medicine,May1993-May1995.• Chair,SubcommitteeonEpidemiologyofInjury,ad-hocCommitteeonthePracticeof
ExercisePhysiology,AmericanCollegeofSportsMedicine,August1994-August1995.• President-elect,President,Past-President,AmericanCollegeofSportsMedicine,Texas
RegionalChapter,February1995-1998.• Co-chair American College of Sports Medicine Roundtable. Youth Sports Injury –
Risks,CausesandConsequences.4-5November1996.• Elected Trustee, Basic and Applied Sciences, American College of Sports Medicine
BoardofTrustees,June1997-May2000.• Member,ProgramCommittee,AmericanCollegeofSportsMedicine,June1998–May
2002.• Chair, ad hoc Committee on Website Advancement, American College of Sports
Medicine,June1998-May1999.• Member, Clinical Exercise Physiology Practice Board, American College of Sports
Medicine,June1999–June2002.• Member,50thAnniversaryCelebrationadhocCommittee,AmericanCollegeofSports
Medicine,June2003-June2004.AmericanCollegeofEpidemiology
• Member,MembershipCommittee,AmericanCollegeofEpidemiology,January1997-2005.
BaylorCollegeofMedicine
• Member,Resident Research Committee, Baylor College ofMedicine, Department ofOrthopedicSurgery,October1996toJune1999.
• Member,CommitteeonContinuingEducation,BaylorCollegeofMedicine,June1998–June1999.
• Program Director, Sports Medicine Continuing Education Series, Baylor College ofMedicineDepartmentofOrthopedicSurgery,October1997toJune1999.
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SCHOLARLYANDSERVICEACTIVITIES(continued)
CentersforDiseaseControlandPrevention(pre-employmentservice).• Scientificreviewer,NCCDPHPExternalReviewPanelSpecialInterestProjects,1999.
• Invited participant, Identifying Programs That Work for School-Based Programs to
Promote Lifelong Physical Activity and Healthy Eating, NCCDPHP Division ofAdolescentandSchoolHealth,October2001.
CooperInstitute,DallasTexas(post-employmentservice)
• Member,ScientificReviewBoard–2016-InternationalSocietyforPhysicalActivityandHealth
• FounderandPresident–2008-2014• FounderandPast-president–2014-
MarathonKids,AustinTexas• Member,ScientificAdvisoryBoard–2015-• Member,BoardofDirectors–2016-
NationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration• Member,Bone,MuscleandExercise IntegratedProductTeam,NASA/JohnsonSpace
CenterSpaceMedicine,January1997-June1999.NationalAcademiesofScience.
• Member, Institute of Medicine Committee on Accelerating Progress for ObesityPrevention,InstituteofMedicine,FoodandNutritionBoard,September2010-2012.
• Member,InstituteofMedicineCommitteeonFitnessMeasuresandHealthOutcomesinYouth,InstituteofMedicine,FoodandNutritionBoard,September2011-present.
• Chair,InstituteofMedicineCommitteeonPhysicalActivityandPhysicalEducationintheSchoolEnvironment, InstituteofMedicine,FoodandNutritionBoard,June2012-May2013.
NationalInstitutesofHealth
• Chair, National Institute on Aging Special Emphasis Panel/Scientific Review Group2016/02ZAG1ZIJ-3(J1),August2016.
• Chair, National Institute on Aging Special Emphasis Panel/Scientific Review Group2016/01ZAG1ZIJ-3(J1),September2015.
• Chair, National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases SpecialEmphasisPanel/ScientificReviewGroup2015/ZDK1GRB-1(M5).February2015.
• Invitedparticipant,FogartyInternationalCenterWorkshop.ChildhoodObesityinLatinAmerica.October2014.
• ScientificReviewer,CenterforScientificReview.StudySectionReviewGroup2015/01KNOD–October2014.
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SCHOLARLYANDSERVICEACTIVITIES(continued)
• Scientific Reviewer, Center for Scientific Review Special Emphasis Panel/ScientificReviewGroup2014/05ZRG1PSE-B(59)R–February2014.
• Scientific Reviewer, Center for Scientific Review. Special Emphasis Panel/ScientificReviewGroup2013/05ZRG1PSE-B(59)R–October2013.
• ExternalProgramReviewer,NationalCancerInstitute,DivisionofCancerEpidemiologyandGenetics,NutritionEpidemiologyBranch,July2013.
• Scientific Reviewer, Center for Scientific Review. Special Emphasis Panel/ScientificReviewGroup2013/05ZRG1PSE-B(59)R–March2013.
• Scientific Reviewer, Center for Scientific Review, Special Emphasis Panel/ScientificReviewGroupZRG1PSE-J(58)–June2008.
• Scientific Reviewer, Center for Scientific Review, Special Emphasis Panel/ScientificReviewGroupZRG1HOP-D(50)–November2008.
• Scientific Reviewer, Center for Scientific Review Kidney, Nutrition, Obesity andDiabetesEpidemiology(KNOD)StudySection–June2008.
• Invited speaker,NIDDKworkshop on Site-Specific Approaches to the Prevention orManagementofPediatricObesity,BethesdaMD,14-15July2004.
• Invited speaker, NIDDK workshop on Modifiable Environmental and BehavioralDeterminantsofOverweightAmongChildrenandAdolescents, BethesdaMD,21-23June2004.
• Invitedspeaker,NationalInstitutesofHealthConsensusDevelopmentConferenceonPhysicalActivityandCardiovascularHealth,BethesdaMD,18-20December1995.
• ScientificReviewer,NICHDSpecialReviewGroup,June1997.• Invited participant, National Institutes of Health Workshop on Prevention and
TreatmentofChildhoodObesity,BethesdaMD,11-12September1995
WorldHealthOrganization• WHOTemporaryAdviser –GlobalPhysicalActivityRecommendationsDraftingGroup
Meeting,MexicoCity,Mexico,January16-182008.
Invited Expert, 1988 International Consensus Symposium on Exercise Fitness and Health,Toronto,Ontario,Canada,June1988Invited Expert, 1992 International Consensus Symposium on Physical Activity, Fitness, andHealth,Toronto,Ontario,Canada,5-9May1992.InvitedExpert.2000CentersforDiseaseControlandPrevention/HealthCanadaExpertPanelonDoseResponseandPhysicalActivity,HockleyValley,Ontario,CanadaJune2000.Member,NationalCurriculumAdvisoryBoard,ACTAcademy,McKinney,TX,June1993-1995.Member,ScientificAdvisoryBoard,ProjectTarget, StateUniversityofNewYork,Brockport,August1993-October1998.
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SCHOLARLYANDSERVICEACTIVITIES(continued)
Co-Chair,ScientificProgramCommittee,1996InternationalPre-OlympicScientificCongress,DallasTX,10-14July1996.
Invitedcontributingauthor,UnitedStatesSurgeonGeneral’sReportonPhysicalActivityandHealth,1995.ScientificReviewer,NationalAthleticTrainersAssociation,April1999.ScientificAdvisor,InterventUSA,Inc.1999-2007.
Scientific Reviewer, United States Army Special Review Panel, Gulf War Illness ResearchProgram.June1999.Member,SeniorManagementTeam,InternationalLifeSciencesInstitute,October1999–August2002.ScientificAdvisor,ACTIVATE, InternationalFood InformationCouncil,Washington,DC. 1999-2004.Faculty,Annual Postgraduate Course on Physical Activity and Public Health. University ofSouthCarolina2002-Present.ScientificAdvisor,HealthEatingActiveCommunities,CaliforniaEndowment,2004-present.President, International Congress on Physical Activity and Public Health, Atlanta GA, 17-20April2006.Chair,ScientificCommittee,2ndInternationalCongressonPhysicalActivityandPublicHealth,Amsterdam,TheNetherlands,13-16April2008.Co-Author and Executive Committee Member, 2008 Physical Activity Guidelines forAmericans.www.health.gov/paguidelines.Member, International Advisory Board, 3rd International Congress on Physical Activity andPublicHealth,Toronto,Canada,5-8May2010.
Chair,ScientificAdvisoryBoard,ActiveLifeMovement.AustinTexas2009to2012.InvitedExternalReviewer,SanDiegoStateUniversity/UniversityofCaliforniaSanDiegoJointDoctoralPrograminPublicHealth.SanDiego,CA,March2009.Member, Science Advisory Board, US President’s Council on Physical Fitness, Sports andNutrition.WashingtonDC,January2012-2014.
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Chair,January2013-2014ScienceAdvisoryBoard,USPresident’sCouncilonPhysicalFitness,SportsandNutrition.WashingtonDC,2014.
EditorialPositions:
• Associate Editor, SportMedicine Journal Club, Clinical Journal of SportMedicine, July1992-1995.
• AssociateEditor,MedicineandScienceinSportsandExercise,November1995-Dec.2000.• SeniorAssociateEditor,ClinicalJournalofSportMedicine,January1996-May2001;June
2002–December2006.• Member, Editorial Board, The Physician and Sportsmedicine. May 1999 – December
2005.• Foreign Editor, Revista Brasileira de Ciência e Movimento (Brasilian Review of
MovementScience),January2000-present.• InternationalEditor,BrazilianJournalofScienceAppliedtoHealth.June2002-present.• Member Editorial Board, Journal of Physical Activity and Health. January 2003 –
December2006.• Member, Editorial Board,ACSMHealth and Fitness Journal. January 2004- December
2006.• SectionEditor,AmericanCollegeofSportsMedicineResourceManualforGuidelinesfor
ExerciseTestingandPrescription,5thedition.LippincottWilliamsandWilkins,Baltimore,MD2005.
• Co-Editor-in-Chief,JournalofPhysicalActivityandHealth.January2007–July2012• EditorEmeritus,JournalofPhysicalActivityandHealth.July2012-present
SPECIALFACULTYPOSITIONS
Invitedfaculty–PhysicalActivityandPublicHealthPost-DoctoralTrainingCourse.Serveasannualfacultymemberforannual8-dayResearcherTrainingCoursehostedbyUniversityofSouthCarolina(2002-2013;2016).
Invitedfaculty–CentersforDiseaseControlandPrevention/InternationalUnionforHealthPromotion and Education Physical Activity and Public Health Training Course. Serve asfaculty for series of training courses held in various countries designed to develop andpromotephysicalactivityexpertiseandinfrastructure.
• Ilhabela,Brazil,July,2004• Cartagena,Colombia,April2005• Heredia,CostaRica,August2005• PuertoVallarta,Mexico,January2006• KualaLumpur,Malaysia,May2006• ViñadelMar,Chile,October2006• SanAndreas,Colombia,July2007
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• Bangkok,Thailand,August2007• Bogotá,Colombia,October2011• PalmBeach,Aruba,June2012• SanJuan,PuertoRico,May2013• SanJuan,PuertoRico,May2014• Cuernavaca,Mexico,July2015;August2016;August2017.
ACADEMICTEACHING,ADVISINGANDMENTORING
• University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, School of Public Health Houston,
AustinRegionalCampus
PrimaryFacultyMentorforKelleyPetteeGabriel,Ph.D.,DeborahSalvoDomingues,Ph.D.,KeremShuval,Ph.D.(2008-2012)andJenniferL.Gay,Ph.D.(2008-2011).Primarypost-doctoralFellowAdvisor forAbiodunOluyomi,Ph.D. (2011-2014),DeborahSalvo,Ph.D.(2015-2016)Primary Doctoral Advisor: Geoffrey Whitfield (2010-2013); Eileen Nehme (2010-2015);MeLisaCreamer(2010-2014);AnnaPorter(2014-);XiaohuiTang(2014-);Doctoral Examination Committee: CeciliaMontano (2011); Julie St. John (2011); CarolHammonds (2012); Gerardo Ortiz (2012); Ann al-Bahish (2013); Kelly Frindell (2015);TimothyWalker(2016);GregoryKnell(2017)PrimaryAcademicAdvisor:FrancesMeissner(MPH2008-2010);AymanBizra(MPH2008-2010); Lindsey Fetty (MPH 2009-2012); Valerie Clark (MPH 2009-2011); Kelly Cordeira(MPH 2010-2012); Patrick Austin (MPH 2010-2012); Truc Pham (MPH 2010-2012);DonnaLeePollack(MPH2010-2013);KristinNussa(MPH2011-);TimothyWhoolery(MPH2011-2013); Felicia Carey (MPH 2011-2013); Adam Nikah (MPH 2012-2013); SusannaChurion (2013-2016); Sloan Skinner (MPH2013-2014);Madeline Jeansonne (MPH2013-2014);KateFerguson(2014-2016);KristenMunson(2014-2016);JenniferWilliams(2014-2016);BethanyBoggess(2014-);LaurenJackson(2014-2016);AndrewNickerson(2014-);Beau Saccoccia (2014-); Alison Aafedt (2016-); Kristina Brown (2015-); Shanxiao Gao(2015-);MollyO’Neil(2015-);JordynPike(2016-)SecondaryAcademicAdvisor:LaurenceDenis,M.D.(MPH,2008-2011);WinstonJackson(MPH2008-2010);JenniferMota(MPH2010);AllisonDubin(2013).MPH Culminating Experience Supervisor: FrancesMeissner (MPH 2008-2010); LindseyFetty(MPH2009-2012);ValerieClark(MPH2009-2011);KellyCordeira(MPH2010-2012);DonnaLeePollack(MPH2010-2013);AdamNikah(MPH2012-2013);SloanSkinner(MPH2013-2014).
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MPH Culminating Experience Supervisor without academic advising: Allison Lodine(2014-).MPH Practicum Supervisor: Emily Neusel (MPH 2010); Priyank V. Shah, MBBS (MPH2010);KarlaGranado(MPH2010).InternSupervisor:ValerieClark,TexasLutheranUniversity(June-August2008);HaleyFox,TexasLutheranUniversity(June–August2009).
• UniversityofTexasatAustin,CollegeofEducation–DepartmentofKinesiologyandHealthEducationPrimaryDoctoralAdvisor:HoHan(2009-2014);HildiNiksic(2013-2015)Doctoral Dissertation Committee Member: Ken Ripperger-Suhler (2008-2010); LaurenGrieco (2010-2011);Mark Faries (2010-2011); Brennan Berg (2011-2012); Baker Harrell(2012-2014);SaraHammerschmidt (2012-2015); JaneWinslow (2012-);CJStanfill (2014-2015);MohammedalKatan(2013-2015).DoctoralExaminationCommittee:SaraHammerschmidt(2012);JaneWinslow(2012).Master’s Advisor: Jungyun Hwang (2010); Kim G. McCallum (2008-2010); ElizabethHenson(2009-2010);AlisonChristoph(2010).
• CentersforDiseaseControlandPrevention.Primary Supervisor: Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS) officers Sanjeeb Sapkota,MBBS,MPH(EIS2003),KarenK.Lee,MD,MPH(EIS2004),IsaMiles,Sc.D.,(EIS2006).
• GeorgiaInstituteofTechnologyCollegeofArchitecture–AtlantaGeorgiaUSADoctoralDissertationAdvisor:AnjaliJoseph(2006);GayleNicoll(2006).
• BostonUniversitySchoolofPublicHealth,BostonMassachusettsUSADoctoralDissertationAdvisor–TamaraV.Calise(2010).
• UniversityofQueensland,BrisbaneAustraliaDoctoralDissertationExaminer–RuthMabry(2012)
• UniversityofQueensland,BrisbaneAustralia
DoctoralDissertationExaminer–JasonWong(2014)
• InstituteNacionaldeSaludPublica–NationalInstituteofPublicHealth-MexicoDoctoralDissertationExaminer–AlejandraJaureguideMota(2016)
Coursesdevelopedand/ortaught:
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• PH2998/KIN395PhysicalActivity,ExerciseandHealth(Fall2008-):UniversityofTexasatAustinCollegeofEducationandUniversityofTexasHealthScienceCenteratHouston,SchoolofPublicHealth.(Cross-listed).
• PH2610/HED395IntroductiontoEpidemiology(Spring2009-):UniversityofTexasSchoolofPublicHealthatHouston,UniversityofTexasatAustinCollegeofEducation.(Cross-listed).
• PH2710AdvancedMethodsinEpidemiology(Spring2010-Spring2014):UniversityofTexasSchoolofPublicHealthatHouston
• PH2998PhysicalActivityandPublicHealthSeminar(Summer2009):UniversityofTexasSchoolofPublicHealthatHouston.
• PH2998/HED395PhysicalActivityandPublicHealthPractice(Fall2009-):UniversityofTexasatAustinCollegeofEducationandUniversityofTexasHealthScienceCenteratHouston,SchoolofPublicHealth.(Cross-listed).
• PH1498/KIN395AssessmentofPhysicalActivityinIndividualsandPopulations(Summer2010-2012):UniversityofTexasatAustinCollegeofEducationandUniversityofTexasHealthScienceCenteratHouston,SchoolofPublicHealth.(Cross-listed).
• HED395DoctoralSeminarinHealthEducation(Fall2011)
FACULTYCOMMITTEES
BaylorCollegeofMedicine• ResidentResearchCommittee,BaylorCollegeofMedicine,DepartmentofOrthopedic
Surgery,October1996toJune1999.• Committee on Continuing Education, Baylor College ofMedicine, June 1998 – June
1999.
UniversityofTexasHealthScienceCenter–HoustonSchoolofPublicHealth• Dean’sFacultyAdvisoryCommittee(AustinRegionalCampus)–2007topresent.• Executive Committee, Michael and Susan Dell Center for Advancement of Healthy
Living–2007topresent.• AcademicAffairsCouncil(AustinRegionalCampus)–2008topresent.• SPHFacultySearchCommittee–2009to2010.• AustinRegionalCampusStudentAssociation–PrimaryFacultyAdvisor.• Ad-hoc Committee on Website Redesign, Division of Epidemiology and Disease
Control–July2009topresent.• TenureandPromotionCommittee–Co-ChairandChair-January2010to2012.• PreliminaryExaminationCommittee–DivisionofEpidemiology,HumanGeneticsand
EnvironmentalSciences–January2013-2016.• UTSPHBrownsvilleRegionalCampusFacultySearchCommittee–Chair–July2015to
2017
UniversityofTexasatAustin• InternalReviewBoard–MemberandActingViceChair–January2011-August2014.• CollegeofEducation,EducationandHealthSearchCommittee–Member–2012.
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UniversityofTexasCollegeofEducation,DepartmentofKinesiologyandHealthEducation
• BudgetCouncil(non-voting)–2007topresent.• GraduateStudiesCommittee–2007topresent.• KinesiologySearchCommittee–2008-2010.• ServiceReviewCommittee–2008-2009• FitnessInstituteofTexas–BoardofDirectors–2009topresent.• HealthEducationSearchCommittee–2013• KinesiologySearchCommittee-2017
FUNDINGHISTORY1. American Diabetes Association. Fitness, Impaired Glucose Tolerance, and Mortality:
07/01/88-06/30/90,H.W.Kohl,Statistician,totaldirect$59,904.2. National Institutes of Health, National Institute on Aging. Impact of Physical Fitness and
ExerciseonHealth,1R01AG06945:04/01/89-03/31/94,H.W.KohlStatistician,totaldirect$1,164,743.
3. National Institutes of Health, National Institute of Arthritis andMusculoskeletal and Skin
Disease. Musculoskeletal Fitness and Health, AR39715: 07/01/89 - 06/30/94, H.W. KohlStatistician,totaldirect$349,800.
4. American Heart Association, Texas Affiliate Grant-In-Aid. Antihypertensive Therapy and
Mortality,90G-795:07/01/90-06/31/92,H.W.KohlStatistician,totaldirect$58,617.5. NationalInstitutesofHealth,SmallBusinessInnovationResearchProgram.Developmentof
AnAll-CauseMortalityRiskProfile,2R44HL43447-02 (subcontract): 07/01/91 -06/30/93,H.W.KohlCo-investigator.
6. National Institutes of Health, National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. Validation of a
HistoricalPhysicalActivitySurvey,1R03HL47478-01: 03/01/92 -09/31/93,H.W.KohlCo-investigator,totaldirect$67,721.
7. National InstitutesofHealth,NationalHeart, Lung, andBlood Institute. Lifestyle Exercise
Trial, 1R18 HL48597-01. 08/01/93 - 07-31-97, H.W. Kohl Co-investigator, total direct$1,387,643.
8. National Institutes of Health, National Institute on Aging. Impact of Physical Fitness and
ExerciseonHealth,1R01AG06945: 04/01/94 -03/31/99,H.W.KohlCo-investigator, totaldirect$1,462,959.
9. National Institutes of Health, National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. Physical Activity
InterventioninHealthCareSettingsforHigh-Risk,SedentaryAdults-ClinicalCenter,NHLBIHC-94-06:9/30/94-9/29/99,H.W.KohlCo-investigator,totaldirect$1,355,664.
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10. PolarElectro,Inc.HeartRateMonitoringinSchoolPhysicalEducation.9/1/95-11/30/95,
H.W.Kohl,PrincipalInvestigator,totaldirect$5,000.11. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Assessment of Physical Activity of Minority
Women. 9/30/95-9/29/00, H.W. Kohl, Principal Investigator (sub. to University of TexasSchoolofPublicHealth),totaldirect,$113,757.
12. Smith and Nephew Endoscopy. Baylor Sports Medicine Institute Arthroscopic Surgical
Training Laboratory. 6/1/97-5/31/02. H.W. Kohl, Principal Investigator, total direct$195,122.
13. Smith and Nephew Endoscopy. Baylor Sports Medicine Institute Educational Training.
6/1/97-5-31-01.H.W.Kohl,PrincipalInvestigator,totaldirect$50,000.14. Lasermedics,Inc.EffectsofLow-LevelLaserTherapyonClinicalSymptomsofCarpalTunnel
Syndrome: Clinical Center. 11/15/97-11/14/98. H.W. Kohl, Co-Principal Investigator, totaldirect,$93,600.
15. American Cancer Society. A Physical Activity Quality of Life Intervention in Androgen-
AblatedProstateCancer.H.W.Kohl,PrincipalInvestigator(sub.toUniversityofTexasM.D.AndersonCancerCenter),totaldirect,$30,039.
16. Major League Baseball. Nutritional Supplement Use and Dietary Practices AmongMajor
LeagueBaseballPlayers.H.W.Kohl,Co-PrincipalInvestigator,totaldirect$9,500.17. RobertWoodJohnsonFoundation.PublicationandDisseminationofNeedsAssessmenton
TreatmentofChildhoodObesity.H.W.Kohl,PrincipalInvestigator,totaldirect$86,500.18. Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation. Development and Validation of Home-based
ElementarySchoolPhysicalActivityProgram.H.W.Kohl,PrincipalInvestigator,totaldirect$81,500.
19. ActiveLivingResearch–TheRobertWood JohnsonFoundation. NeighborhoodParksand
Active Living. Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University. H.W. Kohl, Unpaidconsultant.
20. Active Living Research – The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Building Design and
StairwellUse.CollegeofArchitecture,GeorgiaInstituteofTechnology.H.W.Kohl,Unpaidconsultant.
21. Universityof TexasAustin andCAPES (BrazilianMinistryof Education). BuildingResearch
CapacityforPhysicalActivityandPublicHealthinBrazil.UniversityofTexasDepartmentofKinesiologyandHealthEducationandUniversityofTexasHealthScienceCenter–HoustonSchoolofPublicHealthAustinRegionalCampus.H.W.Kohl,Co-PrincipalInvestigator,totaldirect$253,920.
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22. CityofAustin/TravisCountyHealthandHumanServicesDepartment.AnEvaluationofthe
Austin-MuellerCommunity:DeterminingtheImpactofaPlannedResidentialCommunityonHealth and Physical Activity Levels. University of TexasHealth Science Center –HoustonSchool of Public Health Austin Regional Campus. H.W. Kohl, Principal Investigator, totaldirect$30,000.
22. ActiveLife. CommunityChallengeEvaluation. UniversityofTexasHealthScienceCenter–
HoustonSchoolofPublicHealthAustinRegionalCampus.H.W.Kohl,PrincipalInvestigator,totaldirect$85,000.
23. StateofTexasHealthandHumanServicesCommission.TheUseofSocialMediaOutreachto Improve Prenatal Care in TexasMedicaid Patients. University of Texas Health ScienceCenter – Houston School of Public Health Austin Regional Campus. H.W. Kohl, PrincipalInvestigator, total contract budget $16,500,000. Funding approved but money notallocated.
24. American Cancer Society. Environmental Effects on Disparities in Smoking and Obesity
Among Women. University of Texas at Austin. H.W. Kohl, Co-investigator, total direct$1,530,000.January2011-December2014.
25. National Institutes of Health. Behavioral Science Education – Cancer Prevention and
Control.UniversityofTexasHealthScienceCenter-Houston.H.W.Kohl,Mentor,totaldirectcosts$2,438,102.September2013-August2018.
26. CancerPreventionResearchInstituteofTexas.CollaborativeTrainingofaNewCadreof
InnovativeCancerPreventionResearchers. UniversityofTexasHealthScienceCenter-Houston. H.W. Kohl, Mentor, total direct costs $1,661,213. March 2014 – February2016.
27. TexasDepartmentofStateHealthServices/CentersforDiseaseControlandPrevention.
TransformingCameronCounty:HealthyPeople in aHealthyCommunity.UniversityofTexas Health Science Center-Houston. H.W. Kohl, Co-investigator, total direct costs$906,735.February2012-September2014.
28. AmericanHeartAssociation.Evaluatingtheutilityofcompositephysicalactivityscoresin population-based research studies. University of Texas Health Science Center-Houston. H.W. Kohl, Co-investigator, total direct costs $126,584. January 2014-December2015.
29. National Institutes ofHealth. 1R01DK101593-01. Effects of Light Rail Transit on Physical
Activity:ANaturalExperiment.UniversityofTexasHealthScienceCenter–Houston.H.W.Kohl,PrincipalInvestigator,totaldirectcosts$2,382,843.September2013-August2018.
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30. NationalInstitutesofHealth.3R01DK101593-03S1.EffectsofLightRailTransitonPhysicalActivity: A Natural Experiment. Diversity Supplement (Deborah Salvo Dominguez Ph.D).UniversityofTexasHealthScienceCenter–Houston.H.W.Kohl,PrincipalInvestigator,totaldirectcosts$162,664.March2016-August2018.
INVITEDPRESENTATIONS(selected).
InvitedLecturer–2ndJornadaInternacionaldeMedicinaDesportiva.June1996.SãoPaulo,Brasil.InvitedLecturer–1stSimpósioInternacionaldeAtividadesFísicasdoRiodeJaneiro.November1997.RiodeJaneiro,Brasil,InvitedLecturer–22ndSímposioInternacionaldeCiênciasdoEsporte.October1999,SãoPaulo,BrasilInvitedLecture.2003InternationalSocietyforBehavioralNutritionandPhysicalActivity.TheRoleofSchoolsinPromotingPhysicalActivityforYouth.July2003.QuebecCity,Quebec,CA.Keynote Speaker. 2003 annual meeting of the Texas Regional Chapter of the AmericanCollege of Sports Medicine. Of Ligaments, Joints and Epidemics: The Challenge of SportsMedicineandEpidemiology.March2003,Houston,TX.KeynoteSpeaker. 2003Kelsey-SeyboldResearchFoundation. PhysicalActivityandObesity:ANationalPerspective.November2003,Houston,TX.Invited Lecturer. 7th Simpósio Internacional de Atividades Físicas do Rio de Janeiro.November2003.RiodeJaneiro,Brasil,KeynoteSpeaker. 2004annualmeetingoftheSoutheastRegionalChapteroftheAmericanCollegeofSportsMedicine.PhysicalActivityEpidemiology.January2004,Atlanta,GA.Commencement Address. 2005 University of Michigan Division of KinesiologyCommencement,April2005,AnnArbor,MI.InvitedKeynoteSpeaker:2008AnnualResearchDay.UniversityofMassachusettsSchoolofPublicHealth,Amherst,MA,April2008.InvitedLecturer:2009LynnW.McCrawResearchLecture.UniversityofTexasDepartmentofKinesiologyandHealthEducation,AustinTX,March2009.Invited Keynote Speaker: 2009 Turkish Association of Sports Medicine Physiotherapists.Ankara,Turkey,October2009.
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InvitedKeynoteSpeaker: 2009Brazilian Society forPhysicalActivity andHealth. PortodeGalinhas,Brazil,November2009.InvitedKeynoteSpeaker: 2010EuropeanSociety forHealthandFitness. London,England,November2010.Invited Speaker: 2011 Brazilian Society for Physical Activity and Health. Gramado, Brazil,November2011.InvitedSpeaker:Spring2013BrennanandSmithLectureSeries.TexasStateUniversity,SanMarcos,Texas,April2013.InvitedSpeaker: MasterLecture. MichaelandSusanDellCenterforHealthyLivingandtheUniversityofTexasHealthScienceCenter–HoustonSchoolofPublicHealth. Austin,TexasApril2013.InvitedSpeaker:NollLaboratoryLectureSeries.PennsylvaniaStateUniversity,StateCollege,Pennsylvania,September2013.InvitedSpeaker:JohnB.PierceLaboratory/YaleUniversity,NewHavenConnecticut,January2014.Invited Speaker: Pease Family Scholar Lecture. Iowa State University Department ofKinesiology,AmesIowa,February2014.InvitedSpeaker:International22ndPuijoSymposium:PhysicalExerciseinClinicalMedicine:Critical Appraisal of Scientific Evidence. Kuopio Research Institute of Exercise Medicine,KuopioFinland,June2014.KeynoteSpeaker: 2015AmericanKinesiologyAssociationannualmeeting: KinesiologyandPublicHealth:HowWeGotHereandWhereareWeGoing?Charlotte,NC,January2015.KeynoteSpeaker:StateofAntioquiaColombia.2015StateSeminaronPhysicalActivityandHealth.Medellin,Colombia,August2015.Invited Speaker: Texas A&M University. Department of Health and Kinesiology 2016DistinguishedLectureSeries.CollegeStationTexas,March2016.KeynoteSpeaker:EnvironmentalProtectionAgency.NationalAirQualityConference.AustinTexas,January2018.
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PUBLICATIONS1. Middaugh DP, Kohl HW, Burnett LE. Concurrentmeasurement of intertidal environmental
variables andembryo survival of theCalifornia grunion,LeuresthesTenuis and theAtlanticsilver-side,MenidiaMenidia.CalifFishandGame1983;69(2):89-96.
2. Kohl HW, III. Rubella screening and vaccination follow-up by a hospital employee health
office.AmJInfectionControl1985;13(3):124-127.3. WeberDG,KohlHW,Blair SN,MeredithMD. Anautomated system for assessingphysical
fitness levels in school children. Proceedings of the 1985 Public Health Conference onRecordsandStatistics.NationalCenterforHealthStatistics.U.S.GovernmentPrintingOffice.1986;DHHSPub.No.(PHS)86-1214,145-148.
4. PowellKE,KohlHW,CaspersenCJ,BlairSN. Anepidemiologicperspectiveofthecausesof
runninginjuries.PhysicianandSportsmed1986;14(6):100-114.5. BlairSN,MulderRT,KohlHW.Reactiontoseculartrendsinadultphysicalactivity:exercise
boomorbust?ResQExercSport1987;58(2):106-110.6. Blair SN, Kohl HW, Powell KE. Physical activity, physical fitness, exercise and the public's
health. In: SafritMJ, EckertHM, eds. TheCutting Edge in Physical Education andExerciseScienceResearch,1987;53-69.HumanKinetics,Champaign,IL.
7. Farrell SW, Kohl HW, Rogers T. The independent effects of ethnicity on cardiovascular
fitness.HumanBiol1987;59(4):657-666.8. BlairSN,KohlHW,GoodyearNN.Ratesandrisksforrunningandexerciseinjuries:studiesin
threepopulations.ResQExercSport1987;58(3):221-228.9. Farrell SW, Kohl HW, Rogers T, Knadler G. Cardiovascular fitness andmaximal heart rate
differencesamongethnicgroups.ResQExercSport1988;59(2):99-102.10. KohlHW,BlairSN,PaffenbargerRS,Jr.,MaceraCA,KronenfeldJJ.Amailsurveyofphysical
activityhabitsas related tomeasuredphysical fitness. AmJEpidemiol1988;127(6):1228-1239.
11. BlairSN,BrillPA,KohlHW.Physicalactivitypatternsinolderindividuals. In:SpirdusoWW
andEckertHM(eds).PhysicalActivityandAging,1988;120-139.HumanKinetics,ChampaignIL.
12. Kohl HW, LaPorte RE, and Blair SN. Physical activity and cancer: an epidemiological
perspective.SportsMed1988;6(4):222-237.13. Blair SN, Kohl HW. Measurement and evaluation of health behaviors and attitudes in
relationship to physical fitness and physical activity patterns. In: Drury TF. (ed). Assessing
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physical fitness and physical activity in population-based surveys. Hyattsville, MD: USDepartment of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Centers for DiseaseControl,NationalCenterforHealthStatistics,1989:527-545.DHHSPub.No.:(PHS)89-1253.
14. FarrellSW,KohlHW,BogdanffyGM.Incidenceandreasonsformedicalreferralinaworksite
healthpromotionprogram.AmJHealthPromotion1989;3(3):6-10.15. DuncanJJ,VaandragerH,FarrJE,KohlHW,GordonNF.Effectofintrinsicsympathomimetic
activityonserumlipidsduringexercisetraininginhypertensivepatientsreceivingchronicß-blockertherapy.JCardiopulmonaryRehabil1989;9(3):110-114.
16. Blair SN,KannelWB,KohlHW,GoodyearNN,WilsonPWF.Surrogatemeasuresofphysical
activityandphysicalfitness:evidenceforsedentarytraitsofrestingtachycardia,obesity,andlowvitalcapacity.AmJEpidemiol1989;129(6):1145-56.
17. GordonNF,KohlHW,VillegasJA,PickettKP,VaandragerH,DuncanJJ.Effectofrestduration
betweenexercisesonoxygenuptakeduringhydraulicresistancecircuittrainingperformedataconstantratingofperceivedexertion.JCardiopulmonaryRehabil1989;9(5):325-330.
18. BlairSN,KohlHW,III,PaffenbargerRS,Jr.,ClarkDG,CooperKH,GibbonsLW.Physicalfitness
and all-cause mortality: a prospective study of healthy men and women. JAMA 1989;262:2395-2401.
19. BlairSN,KohlHW,BarlowCE.Physicalactivity,physicalfitnessandbloodpressure.InKvist
M (ed). PaavoNurmi Congress Book. Finnish Society of SportsMedicine, Turku, Finland,1989,118-120.
20. Gibbons LW, Blair SN, Kohl HW, Cooper KH. The safety of maximal exercise testing.
Circulation1989;80:846-852.21. Macera CA, Hagenmaier GW, Jackson KL, Kronenfeld JJ, Kohl HW, Blair SN. Age, physical
activity, physical fitness, body composition, and incidence of orthopedic problems inmenandwomenaged20-70years.ResQExercSport1989;60(3):225-233.
22. Gordon NF, Duncan JJ, Kohl HW. Effect of opioid antagonism on the ability to tolerate
maximalanaerobicexercise.SAfrMedJ1989;76:268-269.23. BrillPA,BurkhalterHA,KohlHW,GoodyearNN,BlairSN.Theimpactofpreviousathleticism
on exercise habits, physical fitness, and coronary heart disease risk factors inmiddle-agedmen.ResQExercSport1989;60(3):209-215.
24. Blair SN, Kohl HW, Brill PA. Behavioral adaptation to physical activity. In Bouchard C,
ShephardRJ,StephensT,SuttonJR,McPhersonBD.(eds). Exercise,Fitness,andHealth: AConsensusofCurrentKnowledge.HumanKineticsChampaign,IL:1990,385-398.
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25. Blair SN, Kohl HW, III, Paffenbarger RS, Jr. Exercise, fitness andmortality. (Letter) JAMA1990;263(15):2047-2048.
26. KohlHW,McPhersonRS,NichamanMZ. RE:Astudyofrepeatabilityofdietarydataovera
sevenyearperiod.(Letter)AmJEpidemiol1990;131(5):938-941.27. Duncan JJ, Vaandrager H, Farr JE, Kohl HW, and Gordon NF. Effect of intrinsic
sympathomimetic activity on the ability of hypertensive patients to derive acardiorespiratorytrainingeffectduringchronicβ-blockade.AmJHypertension1990;3:302-306.
28. Kohl HW, Gibbons LW, Gordon NF, and Blair SN. An empirical evaluation of the ACSM
GuidelinesforExerciseTesting..MedSciSportExerc1990;22(4):533-539.29. McPhersonRS,NichamanMZ,KohlHW,ReedDR,LabartheDR. Intakeandfoodsourcesof
dietaryfatamongschoolchildreninTheWoodlands,Texas.Pediatrics1990;86(4):520-526.30. Hartung GH, Kohl HW, Blair SN, Lawrence SJ, Harrist RB. Exercise tolerance and alcohol
intake:bloodpressurerelation.Hypertension1990;16:501-507.31. SchwellnusMP,GordonNF,vanZylGG,CilliersJF,GroblerH,KuylJM,KohlHW.Effectofa
high carbohydrate diet on core temperature during prolonged exercise. Br J SportsMed1990;24(2):99-102.
32. BrillPA,KohlHW,RogersT,CollingwoodTR,SterlingCL,BlairSN.Therelationshipbetween
sociodemographiccharacteristicsandrecruitment,retention,andhealthimprovementsinaworksitehealthpromotonprogram.AmJHealthPromotion1991;5(3):215-221.
33. CollingwoodTR,ReynoldsRR,KohlHW,SloanS.Physicalfitnesseffectsonsubstanceabuse
riskfactorsandusepatterns:Apreliminarystudy.JDrugEduc1991;21(1):73-84.34. BlairSN,KohlHW.Whatarethebenefitsofoccupationalexercisepromotionprograms?In
OjaP,andTelamaR(eds):SportForAll. ElsevierSciencePublishers,NewYork:1991,225-232.
35. Blair SN, Kohl HW, III, Barlow CE, Gibbons LW. Physical fitness and all-causemortality in
hypertensivemen.AnnMed1991;23:307-312.36. KohlHW,III,BlairSN.Ofligaments,joints,andepidemics:thechallengeofsportsmedicine
andepidemiology.ClinJSportMed1991;1(4):223-224.37. KohlHW,GordonNF,VillegasJA,BlairSN.Cardiorespiratoryfitness,glycemicstatus,andthe
riskofmortalityinmen.DiabetesCare1992;15(2):184-192.38. BrillPA,KohlHW,BlairSN. Anxiety,depression,physical fitness,andall-causemortality in
men.JPsychosomRes1992;36(3):1-7.
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39. BlairSN,KohlHW, III,GordonNF. Physicalactivityandhealth: A lifestyleapproach. Med
ExercNutrHealth1992;1(1):54-57.40. GordonNF, KohlHW, Scott CB,Gibbons LW,Blair SN. Reassessmentof the guidelines for
exercise testing: whatalterations to current recommendationsare required? SportsMed1992;13(5):293-302.
41. BlairSN,KohlHW,GordonNF,PaffenbargerRS,Jr. Howmuchexercise isgoodforhealth?
AnnuRevPublicHealth1992;13:99-126.42. KohlHW,III,PowellKE,GordonNF,BlairSN,PaffenbargerRS,Jr. Physicalactivity,physical
fitnessandsuddencardiacdeath.EpidemiolRev1992;14:37-58.43. KohlHW,GordonNF,ScottCB,VaandragerH,BlairSN.Musculoskeletalstrengthandserum
lipidlevelsinmenandwomen.MedSciSportsExerc1992;24(10):1080-1087.44. LaPorteRE, KohlHW,Dearwater S, KriskaAM,AndersonR,AaronD,OlsenT,McCartyDJ.
Surveillanceofseriousrecreational injuries:acapture-recaptureapproach. MedSciSportsExerc1993;25(2):204-209.
45. Gordon NF, Kohl HW, Blair SN. Life-style exercise: a new strategy to promote physical
activityforadults.JCardiopulmonaryRehabil1993;13(3):161-163.46. KohlHW,III. Physicalfitnessasapredictorofmortalityinmen:Commentary.ClinJSport
Med1993;3(3):199.47. Blair SN, KohlHW,BarlowCE. Physical activity, physical fitness, and all-causemortality in
women:dowomenneedtobeactive?JAmerCollNutr1993;12(4):368-371.48. BlairSN,Kohl,HWIII,BarlowCE.Cardiovascularfitnessandcardiovasculardisease.Fletcher
GF(ed).CardiovascularResponsetoExercise.MountKisco,NY,FuturaPublishingCo,Inc.,1994.303-324.
49. Gordon NF, Kohl HW. Exercise testing and sudden cardiac death. J Cardiopulmonary
Rehabil1993;13:381-386.50. Kohl HW III,McKenzie JD. Physical activity, physical fitness, and stroke. In: Bouchard C,
Shephard RJ, Stevens T (eds). Physical activity, fitness, and health: Internationalproceedings and consensus statement. Human Kinetics Publishers, Champaign, IL. 1994:609-621.
51. Kohl HW III, Powell KE. What is exertion-related sudden cardiac death? Sports Med
1994;17:209-212.
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52. Morrow JR, Jr, Falls HB, Kohl HW, III, (eds). The Prudential FITNESSGRAM TechnicalReferenceManual.CooperInstituteforAerobicsResearch,Dallas,TX,1994.
53. Kohl HW, III. Assessing clinically important change in lateral epicondylitis at the elbow.
Commentary.ClinJSportMed1994;4:277.54. CollingwoodTR,SunderlinJ,KohlHW,III.Theuseofastafftrainingmodelforimplementing
fitnessprogrammingtopreventsubstanceabusewithat-riskyouth.AmJHealthPromotion1994;9(1):20-23.
55. BlairSN,KohlHW,III,BarlowCE,PaffenbargerRS,Jr.,GibbonsLW,MaceraCA. Changesin
physical fitness and all-cause mortality: a prospective study. JAMA 1995; 273(14):1093-1098.
56. Gordon NF, Kohl HW, III, PollockML, Vaandrager H, Gibbons LW, Blair SN. Cardiovascular
safetyofmaximalstrengthtestinginhealthyadults.AmJCardiol1995;76:851-853.57. BarlowCE,KohlHW,III,GibbonsLW,BlairSN.Physicalfitness,mortality,andobesity.IntJ
ObesityRelMetabolDis1995;19(Suppl.4)S41-S44.58. McPhersonRS,KohlHW,III,GarciaG,NichamanMZ,HanisCL.Foodfrequencyquestionnaire
validationamongMexican-Americans:StarrCounty,Texas.AnnEpidemiol1995;5:378-385.59. BlairSN,KohlHW, III. Commentaryon“Physicalactivityasan indexofheartattackrisk in
collegealumni”.AmJEpidemiol1995;142:887-888.60. OliveriaS,KohlHW,III,TrichopolousD,BlairSN.Theassociationbetweencardiorespiratory
fitnessandprostatecancer.MedSciSportsExerc1996;28:97-104.61. KohlHW, III,NichamanMZ, Frankowski RF, Blair SN.Maximal exercisehemodynamics and
riskofmortalityinapparentlyhealthymenandwomen.MedSciSportsExerc1996;28:601-609.
62. BlairSN,KampertJR,KohlHW,III,BarlowCE,MaceraCA,PaffenbargerRS,Jr.,GibbonsLW.
Influences of cardiorespiratory fitness and other precursors on cardiovascular disease andall-causemortalityinmenandwomen.JAMA1996;276:205-210.
63. Pereira MA, LaPorte RE, Kriska AM, Kohl HW, FitzGerald SJ. Exercise science and the
informationsuperhighway:It’stimetostartrunninginthefastlane.MedSciSportsExerc1996;28:931-932.
64. ShrierI,MathesonGO,KohlIII,HW.Achillestendinitis: arecorticosteroidinjectionsuseful
orharmful?ClinJSportMed1996;6:245-250.
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65. KampertJB,BlairSN,BarlowCE,KohlHWIII.Physicalactivity,physicalfitness,andall-causeand cancer mortality: a prospective study of men and women. Ann Epidemiol 1996;6(5):452-457.
66. KohlHW, III,Shrier I. Clinicalcurriculumreviews: astepforward insportmedicine. ClinJ
SportMed1996;6:218-219.67. Kohl HW, III. What is the magnitude of risk for cardiovascular disease associated with
sedentarylifestyle?In:LeonAS,(ed).Physicalactivityandcardiovascularhealth:anationalconsensus.Champaign,IL,HumanKineticsPublishers,1997.
68. GarzaD,ShrierI,Kohl,III,HW,FordP,BrownM,MathesonGO.Theclinicalvalueofserum
ferritintestinginenduranceathletes.ClinJSportMed1997;7:46-53.69. FuriaJP,LintnerDM,.SaizP,KohlHW,NobleP.Isometrymeasurementsinthekneewiththe
anterior cruciate ligament intact, sectioned, and reconstructed. Am J Sports Med 1997;25(3):346-52.
70. Dunn AL, Marcus BH, Kampert JB, Garcia ME, Kohl, III, HW, Blair SN. Reduction in
cardiovasculardiseaseriskfactorswithlifestyleexerciseintervention:sixmonthresultsfromProjectActive.PrevMed1997;26(6):883-892.
71. IlahiOA,KohlIII,HW.Lowerextremitymorphologyandriskofoveruseinjury.ClinJSports
Med1998;8(1):38-42.72. Kohl HW, III, Dunn AL, Marcus BH, Blair SN. A randomized trial of physical activity
interventions: design and baseline data from Project Active. Med Sci Sport Exerc 1998;30(2):275-283.
73. MatthewsCE, Pate RR, Jackson KL,WardDS,Macera CA, KohlHW, Blair SN. Exaggerated
blood pressure response to dynamic exercise and risk of future hypertension. J ClinEpidemiol1998;51(1):29-35.
74. JacksonAW,MorrowJR,BrillPA,KohlHW,GordonNF,BlairSN.Relationsofsit-upandsit-
and-reach tests to low back pain in adults. J Orthopaedic Sports Phys Therapy 1998;27(1):22-26.
75. DiPietroL,KohlHW,BarlowCE,BlairSN.Improvementsincardiorespiratoryfitnessattenuate
age-relatedweightgaininhealthymenandwomen-TheAerobicsCenterLongitudinalStudy.IntJObesity1998;22(1):55-62.
76. Kohl III, HW, Hobbs KE. Development of Physical Activity Behaviors Among Children and
Adolescents.Pediatrics1998;101(3Suppl2):549-553.
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77. Farrell SW, Kampert JB, KohlHW, III, BarlowCE,Macera CA, Paffenbarger RS, Jr., GibbonsLW, Blair SN. Influences of cardiorespiratory fitness levels and other predictors oncardiovasculardiseasemortalityinmen.MedSciSportsExerc1998;30(6):899-905.
78. Dunn AL, GarciaM,Marcus BH, Kampert JB, Kohl, III, HW, Barlow CE, Blair SN. Six-month
physical activity and fitness changes in Project Active, a randomized trial. Med Sci SportsExerc1998;30(7):1076-1083.
79. HuangY,MaceraCA,BlairSN,BrillPA,KohlHW,III,KronenfeldJJ.Physicalfitness,physical
activity and functional limitation in adults aged 40 and older. Med Sci Sports Exerc1998;30(9):1430-1435.
80. Kohl HW, III. Relationship of physical activity andmortality in twins: Commentary. Clin J
SportMed1998;8(3):248.81. StofanJR,DiPietroL,DavisD,Kohl,IIIHW,BlairSN.Physicalactivitypatternsassociatedwith
cardiorespiratoryfitnessandreducedmortality:theAerobicsCenterLongitudinalStudy.AmJPublicHealth.1998;88(12):1807-13.
82. DunnAL,MarcusBH,KampertJB,GarciaME,KohlIII,HW,BlairSN.Comparisonoflifestyle
and structured interventions to increase physical activity and cardiorespiratory fitness: arandomizedtrial.JAMA1999;281:327-334.
83. AntonacciMD, Esses SI, KohlHW. Exercise and lowback pain. In: CottonRE,AndersonRE
(eds):ClinicalExerciseSpecialistManual.AmericanCouncilonExercise,SanDiego,CAUSA,pp.39-346,1999.
84. TortoleroSR,MasseLC,FultonJE,TorresI,KohlHW,III. Assessingphysicalactivityamong
minoritywomen:focusgroupresults.Women’sHealthIssues1999;9(3):135-42.85. WhaleyMH,KampertJB,KohlHW,III,BlairSN.Physicalfitnessandclusteringofriskfactors
associatedwiththemetabolicsyndrome.MedSciSportsExerc1999;31(2):287-93.86. Mâsse LC, Fulton JE,Watson, KL, Heesch KC, Kohl HW, Blair SN, Tortolero SR. Detecting
boutsofphysicalactivityinafieldsetting.ResQExercSport1999;70(3):212-219.87. BernickerJP,KohlIII,HW,SahniI,EssesSI.Long-termfunctionalandradiographicfollow-up
ofisthmicspondylolisthesistreatedsurgically.AmerJOrthop199928(11):631-6.88. Stadelmaier DM, Lowe WR, Ilahi OA, Noble PC, Kohl HW, III. Cyclic pull-out strength of
hamstring tendon graft fixation with soft tissue interference screws influence of screwlength.AmerJSportsMed1999;27(6):778-83.
89. DunnAL,BlairSN,KampertJB,MarcusBH,GarciaME,KohlHW,III.Lifestyleandstructured
interventionstoincreasephysicalactivity(letter).JAMA1999;282:1516.
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90. KohlIIIHW,FultonJE,Caspersen,CJ.Physicalactivityassessmentmethodologyforchildrenandadolescents.PrevMed2000;31(2):S54-S76.
91. JafarniaK,CollinsED,KohlHWIII,BennettJB,IlahiOA.ReliabilityoftheLichtman
classificationofKienbock'sdisease.JHandSurg2000;25:529-534.92. Smolander J, Blair SN, Kohl HW, III. Work ability, physical activity and cardiorespiratory
fitness:2-yearresultsfromProjectActive.JOccupEnvironMed2000;42:906-910.93. Fulton JE, Kohl HW, III. The epidemiology of obesity, physical activity, diet, and type 2
Diabetes Mellitus. In: Rippe J. (ed). Lifestyle Medicine. Blackwell Science, Inc, MaldenMassachusetts.pp867-883.2000.
94. CollingwoodTR,SunderlinJ,ReynoldsR,KohlHW,III.Physicaltrainingasasubstanceabuse
preventioninterventionforyouth.JDrugEduc2000;30:435-451.95. Al-Habbal G, Lintner DM, Kohl, HW, III. Effects of quadriceps contraction on tangential
patellarradiography.AmJ.KneeSurg2000;13(3):132-136.96. FultonJE,MasseLC,TortoleroSR,WatsonKB,HeeschKC,KohlHW,III,BlairSN,CaspersenCJ.
Fieldevaluationofenergyexpenditurefromcontinuousandintermittentwalkinginwomen.MedSciSportsExerc2001,33(1),163-170.
97. Baltaci G, Johnson R, Kohl HW III. Shoulder range of motion characteristics in collegiate
baseballplayers.JSportsMedPhysFitness2001;41:236-42.98. Rittmeister M, Lindsey RA, Kohl HW, III. Pelvic fracture among polytrauma decedents.
Trauma-basedmortalitywithpelvic fracture—acase seriesof74patients. ArchOrthopedTraumaSurg2001;121:43-49.
99. Kohl HW, III. Physical activity and cardiovascular disease: evidence for a dose-response.
MedSciSportsExerc2001Jun;33(6Suppl),S472-483.100. RittmeisterME, Noble PC, Bocell JR, Jr., Alexander JW, CondittMA, Kohl HW. Interactive
effectsoftunneldilationonthemechanicalpropertiesofhamstringgraftsfixedinthetibiawithinterferencescrews.KneeSurgSportsTraumatolArthroscopy2001;9(5):194-200.
101. HealeyJH,IlahiOA,BartonS,NoblePC,KohlHW,III.Biomechanicalevaluationoftheorigin
ofthelongheadofthebiceps.Arthroscopy2001;17(4):378-382.102. Ilahi OA, Bennett JB, Gabel GT, Mehlhoff TL, Kohl HW, III. Classification of heterotopic
ossificationabouttheelbow.Orthopedics2001;24(11):1075-1077.103. RittmeisterME,NoblePC,Lintner,DM,AlexanderJW,CondittMA,KohlHW,III.Theeffectof
strand configuration on the tensile properties of quadrupled tendon grafts. Arthroscopy2002;18(2):194-200.
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104. WeissJM,NoblePC,CondittMA,KohlHW,RobertsS,CookKF,GordonMJ,MathisKB.What
functionalactivitiesareimportanttopatientswithkneereplacements?ClinOrthopRelRes;2002;404:172-188.
105. Rittmeister ME, Noble PC, Bocell JR, Jr., Alexander JW, Conditt MA, Kohl HW, III.
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HWIII,HallalP.Worldwidesurveillance,policyandresearchonphysicalactivityandhealth:TheGlobalObservatoryforPhysicalActivity.JPhysicalActivityHealth14(9):701-709.
224. Han H, Pettee Gabriel K, Kohl HW III. The patterns of physical activity and sedentary
behavior outside of a college physical activity course. Health Behav Policy Rev 2017 (Inpress).
225. Lee RE, Lorenzo E, Heck K, Kohl HW, Cubbin C. Interrelationships of physical activity in
differentdomains:evidence fromtheGeographicResearchonWellbeing (GROW)Study. JTransportHealth(InPress).
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226. Porter AK, Matthews KJ, Salvo D, Kohl HW III. Associations of physical activity, sedentarytime,andscreentimewithcardiovascularfitnessinUnitedStatesadolescents:ResultsfromtheNHANESNationalYouthFitnessSurvey(NNYFS).JPhysicalActivityHealth.(InPress).
227. Murray TD, Eldridge J, Kohl HW III. Foundations of Kinesiology: A Modern, Integrated
Approach.Cengage.2017(InPress).228. WalkerTJ,TullarJM,DiamondPM,KohlIIIHW,AmickIIIBC.Therelationofcombined
aerobicandmusclestrengtheningphysicalactivitywithpresenteeism.JPhysicalActivityHealth(InPress).
229. WalkerTJ,TullarJM,DiamondPM,KohlIIIHW,AmickIIIBC.TheLongitudinalrelation
betweenself-reportedphysicalactivityandpresenteeism.PrevMed2017(InPress).230. PorterAK,SalvoD,Reininger,BM,PerezA,KohlIIIHW.Intrapersonalandenvironmental
correlatesofbicyclinginUnitedStatesadults.AmJPrevMed2017(InPress).231. KnellG,DurandCP,ShuvalK,KohlIIIHW,SalvoD,OlyuomiAO,GabrielKP.Ifyoubuildit,will
theycome?Aquasi-experimentalevaluationofsidewalkimprovementsandchangesinphysicalactivity.TranslationalJournaloftheAmericanCollegeofSportsMedicine.(InPress).
232. KnellG,DurandCP,ShuvalK,SalvoD,KohlIIIHW,SenerIN,GabrielKP.TransitUseandPhysical
Activity:FindingsfromtheHoustonTravelRelatedActivityinNeighborhoods(TRAIN)Study.PreventiveMedicineReports.(InPress).
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PUBLISHEDABSTRACTS1. Macera CA, Kohl HW, Blair S. Characteristics of elderly women entering a health
enhancementprogram,1972-1981.Gerontologist23:198-199,1983(abstract).2. KohlHW,BlairSN,PaffenbargerRS, Jr.Validityofself reportexercisehabitresponses ina
mailsurvey.MedSciSportExerc18(2),Suppl:S31,1986(abstract).3. FarrellSW,KohlHW,RogersT. Theeffectofethnicityoncardiovascular fitness. MedSci
SportExerc18(2),Suppl:S29,1986(abstract).4. DuncanJJ,UptonJ,FarrJ,VaandragerK,KohlHW.Effectofßeta-blockadewithandwithout
partialagonistactivity(PAA)onendurancecapacityinsubjectswithessentialhypertension.MedSciSportExerc18(2),Suppl:S4,1986(abstract).
5. Kohl HW, Moorefield DL, Blair SN. Is cardiorespiratory fitness associated with general
chronicfatigueinapparentlyhealthymenandwomen?MedSciSportExerc19(2),Suppl:S6,1987(abstract).
6. Bogdanffy GM, Kohl HW, Blair SN. Maximal heart rate prediction equation for
hyperglycemic individuals with attenuated maximal heart rate response. Med Sci SportExerc:17(2),Suppl:S18,1987(abstract).
7. Farrell SW,KohlHW,Rogers T, KnadlerG. Cardiovascular fitness andmaximal heart rate
differencesamongethnicgroups.MedSciSportExerc19(2),Suppl:S82,1987(abstract).8. Lawrence SJ, Blair SN, Kohl HW, Hartung GH. Associations among plasma lipid
concentrations, alcohol intake and physical fitness.Med Sci Sport Exerc 17(2), Suppl: S6,1987(abstract).
9. Hartung GH, Blair SN, Kohl HW, Lawrence SJ, Labarthe DL. Associations among blood
pressure, alcohol intake, and physical fitness. American Heart Association, Council onEpidemiology, Charleston SC, March 1987. Published in AHA Council on EpidemiologyNewsletter,Winter,1987.
10. Kohl HW, Blair SN, Kannel WB, Goodyear NN, Wilson PW. Sedentary traits as objective
markersforphysicalfitness.AmJEpidemiol126(4):752,1987(abstract).11. Blair SN, Kohl HW. Physical fitness and all-cause mortality. American College of
Epidemiology,NewOrleansLA,October1987.12. KohlHW,BlairSN.Physicalfitness,physicalactivity,andcardiovasculardiseasemortalityin
men and women. American Heart Association Council on Epidemiology, Santa Fe, NM,March1988.PublishedinAHACouncilonEpidemiologyNewsletter,Winter,1988.
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13. KohlHW,BlairSN. Physical fitness,hyperglycemia,andmortality fromanycause inmen:theAerobicsCenterLongitudinalStudy. InternationalConferenceonExercise,FitnessandHealth,Toronto,Canada,June,1988.
14. BlairSN,KohlHW.Physicalactivityorphysicalfitness:whichismoreimportantforhealth?
MedSciSportExerc18(2),Suppl:S8,1988(abstract).15. KohlHW,BlairSN.Physicalfitnessandmortalityfromanycauseinadultmenwithchronic
disease.MedSciSportExerc18(2),Suppl:S7,1988(abstract).16. Clark DG, Kohl HW, Blair SN. Physical fitness and all-causemortality in healthy women.
MedSciSportExerc18(2),Suppl:S7,1988(abstract).17. Gibbons LW, Kohl HW, Blair SN. Physical fitness and mortality from any cause in
hypertensivemen.MedSciSportExerc18(2),Suppl:S7,1988(abstract).18. Duncan JJ, Vaandrager K, Kohl HW. Immunologic response to endurance training in
hypertensivesubjectsreceivingbeta-blockertherapy.MedSciSportExerc19(2),Suppl:19. KohlHW,BlairSN.Lowcardiorespiratoryfitness,serumcholesterol,andall-causemortality
inapparentlyhealthymen.MedSciSportsExerc19(2),Suppl:S49,1989(abstract).20. Blair SN, Kohl HW, Barlow CE. Low cardiorespiratory fitness and incidence of non-fatal
stroke.MedSciSportsExerc19(2),Suppl:S49,1989(abstract).21. Collingwood TR, Kohl HW, Farrell SW, HollingsworthM. Construct validation of physical
performanceselectiontestsforpublicsafetyofficers.MedSciSportsExerc19(2),Suppl:S6,1989(abstract).
22. KohlHW,GibbonsLW,GordonNF,BlairSN.AnempiricalevaluationoftheACSMGuidelines
for Exercise Testing. Medicine and science in sports and exercise. 1990 Aug;22(4):533-9.(abstract).
23. KohlHW,GibbonsLW,BarlowCE,BlairSN. Maximalbloodpressure response toexercise
and mortality in apparently healthy men and women. Med Sci Sports Exerc 20(2),Suppl:S36,1990(abstract).
24. Blair SN, Kohl HW, Powell KE, Caspersen CJ, Barlow CE. Running and incidence of
osteoarthritis.MedSciSportsExerc20(2),Suppl:S116,1990(abstract).25. Collingwood TR, Kohl HW, Sloan S, Smith R, Reynolds R. Effects of physical training on
adolescent substance abuse risk factors and patterns. Med Sci Sports Exerc 20(2),Suppl:S78,1990(abstract).
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26. BarlowCE,GordonNF,KohlHW,BlairSN.Lowfitness,andunfavorablelipidprofilesinlow,moderate, and high blood glucose strata. Med Sci Sports Exerc 20(2), Suppl:S48, 1990(abstract).
27. BrillPA,BarlowCE,KohlHW,BlairSN. Anxiety,depression,physical fitness,andall-cause
mortalityinmen.MedSciSportsExerc20(2),Suppl:S46,1990(abstract).28. DafoeWA,KohlHW,BlairSN,MorrinL.Physicalactivityprofilesproducedifferentphysical
fitnessdistributions.MedSciSportsExerc1991;21(4),Suppl:S21(abstract).29. Farrell SW, ScottCB,VaandragerH,Duncan JJ, KohlHW,GordonNF. Atenolol: effectof
timingofdosageoncardiorespiratoryresponsestogradedexercise. MedSciSportsExerc1991;21(4),Suppl:S49(abstract).
30. BarlowCE,KohlHW,Blair SN. Weight fluctuationand cardiovasculardisease risk factors.
MedSciSportsExerc1991;21(4),Suppl:S53(abstract).31. KohlHW,McPhersonRS,GarciaGL,HanisCL,NichamanMZ.Analyticmethodsforassessing
validityofdietaryintakeinstruments.AmJEpidemiol1990;128(4)(abstract).32. KohlHW,GordonNF,VaandragerH,BlairSN.Musculoskeletalfitnessandserumlipidlevels
inmen.MedSciSportsExerc1991;21(4),Suppl:S22(abstract).33. MatthewsCE,PateRR, JacksonKL,WardDS,MaceraCA,BlairSN,KohlHW. Exaggerated
bloodpressureresponsetoexerciseandfuturehypertension. MedSciSportsExerc1992;22(5),Suppl:S62(abstract).
34. Carpenter RA, Kohl HW. Associations between physical fitness and aspects of an
atherogenicdiet.MedSciSportsExerc1992;22(5),Suppl:S84(abstract).35. CollingwoodTR,KohlHW,ReynoldsR.Applicationofdiseasescreeningprinciplestodefine
physicalperformanceselectiontestsforpoliceofficers. MedSciSportsExerc1992;22(5),Suppl:S133(abstract).
36. Kohl HW, NichamanMZ,McPherson RS, Bunker A, Hoerr RA, Blair SN. Age and gender
differences in response to a 26 week very low calorie diet weight reduction program.ObesityRes1993;1,Suppl:S21(abstract).
37. HoerrRA,KohlHW,NichamanMZ,McPhersonRS,BunkerA,BlairSN.Differencesinweight
lossbetweentwolevelsofenergyintakeduringa26weekverylowcaloriedietweightlossprogram.ObesityRes1993;1.Suppl:S21(abstract).
38. KohlHW,HarrisMJ,BlairSN.Assessmentofhistoricalphysicalactivitybehaviorinwomen
andmenusingamailsurvey.MedSciSportsExerc1993;23(Suppl.5)S27(abstract).
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39. GordonNF,BrillPA,VaandragerK,KohlHW,BlairSN.Strengthandincidenceofarthritis:aprospective study 4,409men andwomen. Med Sci Sports Exerc 1993;23(Suppl. 5) S148(abstract).
40. Blair SN, Barlow CE, Kohl HW, III. Change in physical fitness and all-cause mortality in
apparentlyhealthymen.MedSciSportsExerc1993;23(Suppl.5)S75(abstract).41. MaceraCA,BrillPA,HuangY,DavisDR,KohlHW,BarlowCE,BlairSN.Physicalactivityand
functionalimpairment.MedSciSportsExerc1993;23(Suppl.5)(abstract).42. BarlowCE, KohlHW, III, Blair SN. Physical fitness and cardiovascular diseasemortality in
menwithchronicdisease.MedSciSportsExerc1993;23(Suppl.5)S75(abstract).43. GibbonsLW,BarlowCE,KohlHW,III,BlairSN.Sensitivityandspecificityofexercisetesting
andotherriskfactorscreeningexaminations.MedSciSportsExerc1993;23(Suppl.5)S159(abstract).
44. BlairSN,BarlowCE,KohlHW.Fitness,CVDriskfactors,andmortality.ThirdInternational
ConferenceonPreventiveCardiology,OsloNorway(Inpress).45. KohlHW.Maximalexercisehemodynamicsandcardiovasculardiseasemortalityinmenand
women.Circulation88:4(part2);I-610(abstract).46. KohlHW,KaplanGD,Brinkman-KaplanVL,BlairSN.Changesinlipidprofileassociatedwith
very-low-caloriediettreatmentin780menandwomen.ObesityRes1993;1(Suppl.2)83S(abstract).
47. Blair SN, Kohl HW, Hoerr RA, Bunker A, Nichaman,MZ,McPherson RS. Weight loss in a
VLCD program in individuals who meet the BMI criterion (≥ 40 kg.m2) for surgicalintervention.ObesityRes1993;1(Suppl.2)84S(abstract).
48. Collingwood TR, KohlHW. Application of specificity/sensitivity analysis to define physical
performance tests for public safety officers.Med Sci Sports Exerc 1994;24(Suppl 5) S18(abstract).
49. MaceraCA,BrillPA,HuangY,DavisDR,KohlHW,BarlowCE,BlairSN.Physicalactivityand
functionalimpairment.MedSciSportsExerc1994;24(Suppl5)S59(abstract).50. BlairSN,MaceraCA,BrillPA,DavisDR,KohlHW,BarlowCE.Physicalfitnessandfunctional
healthstatus.MedSciSportsExerc1994;24(Suppl5)S59(abstract).51. Kohl HW. Maximal exercise rate-pressure product and risk ofmortality amongmen and
women.MedSciSportsExerc1994;24(Suppl5)S60(abstract).
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52. BarlowCE,KohlHW,BlairSN.Changeinphysicalfitnessandall-causemortalityinmenwithchronicdisease.MedSciSportsExerc1994;24(Suppl5)S60(abstract).
53. WhaleyMH,KampertJB,KohlHW,BlairSN. Associationbetweenphysical fitnessandthe
metabolicsyndromeinadultmenandwomen.MedSciSportsExerc1995;25(Suppl5)S39(abstract).
54. BarlowCE,KohlHW,BlairSN.Physicalfitnessandmortalityinobesemen.MedSciSports
Exerc1995;25(Suppl5)S57(abstract).55. Kohl HW, McPherson RS, Martinez, ME. Physical activity, smoking habits, and risk of
adenomatouscolorectalpolyps.MedSciSportsExerc1995;25(Suppl5)S58(abstract).56. SchultesSS,MorrowJR,Jr.,JacksonAW,JensenRL,KohlHW,III,Schultes,BA.Validationof
the physical activity interview with third and fifth grade children.Med Sci Sports Exerc1995;25(Suppl5)S76(abstract).
57. StofanJR,DiPietroL,DavisD,KohlHW,BlairSN.Physicalactivitypatternsassociatedwith
physical fitness: How much is enough? Med Sci Sports Exerc 1995;25(Suppl 5) S136(abstract).
58. JacksonAW,Morrow JR, Jr., Brill PA, Kohl HW, III, GordonNF, Blair SN. Relationships of
fitness tests to low back pain in adults: a retrospective study. Med Sci Sports Exerc1995;25(Suppl5)S210(abstract).
59. Bokovoy JL, Lee JW, Kampert JB, Kohl HW, Blair SN. The relation of weight loss and
improved fitness to all-cause mortality in males.Med Sci Sports Exerc 1996;26(Suppl 5)S111(abstract).
60. GarciaME,DunnAL,KampertJB,KohlIII,HW,BlairSN. Changesincardiovasculardisease
risk factors in a lifestyle versus a structured exercise intervention. Med Sci Sports Exerc1996;26(Suppl5)S144(abstract).
61. Dunn AL, Kampert JB, Garcia ME, Kohl III, HW, Blair SN. Structured and lifestyle
approaches:6month physical activity and physical fitness changes.Med Sci Sports Exerc1996;26(Suppl5)S145(abstract).
62. Al-HabbalGA,LintnerDM,KohlIII,HW.Theeffectofquadricepscontractiononmeasured
patellaranglesduringtangentialpatellarradiography.JBoneJointSurg1997(abstract).63. DiPietroL,KohlHW,BarlowCE,BlairSN.Physicalfitnessandriskofweightgaininmenand
women: TheAerobics Center Longitudinal Study.Med Sci Sports Exerc 1997;28(Suppl 5)S115(abstract).
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64. FultonJE,MasseLC,HeeschKC,WatsonKB,TortoleroSR,BlairSN,KohlHW,III.Comparisonofenergyexpenditureinintermittentandcontinuousphysicalactivity.MedSciSportsExerc1997;28(Suppl5)S155(abstract).
65. Kohl HW, III, Kampert JE, Masse LC, Fulton JE, Tortolero SR, Blair SN. The accuracy of
historicalphysicalactivityrecallamongmiddle-agedwomenandmen.MedSciSportsExerc1997;28(Suppl5)S242(abstract).
66. Tortolero SR,Masse LC, Fulton JE, Kohl HW, III. Assessing physical activity among older
minority women: focus group results. Med Sci Sports Exerc 1997;28(Suppl 5) S276(abstract).
67. MasseLC,FultonJE,TortoleroSR,WatsonKL,KohlHW,WongWW.Validationofthe1990
and 1995 recommendations using diaries and accelerometers. Med Sci Sports Exerc1998;29(Suppl5)S13(abstract).
68. TortoleroSR,MasseLC,FultonJE,HeeschKC,KohlHW,BlairSN,WongWW.Areminority
women meeting current physical activity recommendations? Med Sci Sports Exerc1998;29(Suppl5)S219(abstract).
69. Fulton JE, Masse LC, Tortolero SR, Watson KB, Escobar-Chavez SL, Hobbs K, Kohl HW.
Leisure and non-leisure modes of physical activity among African-American and Hispanicwomen.MedSciSportsExerc1998;29(Suppl5)S219(abstract).
70. DivineJ,ChorleyJ,KohlH,Cianca,J.Movtivationforstartingamarathontrainingprogram:
running experience and gender differences.Med Sci Sports Exerc 1999;30(Suppl 5) S93(abstract).
71. Kohl HW, Bryan WJ, Lemberger H, Jones R. Nutritional supplement use and dietary
practices among Major League Baseball players.Med Sci Sports Exerc 1999;30(Suppl 5)S175(abstract).
72. Chorley JN, Kohl HW, Divine JG, Cianca JC. Baseline differences in marathon training
practicesbytrainingexperience.MedSciSportsExerc1999;30(Suppl5)S176(abstract).73. SirardJ,PateR,DowdaM,OttA,RossR,WeshRS,HillJ,KohlHW,SeligsonF.Determinants
ofphysicalactivity inyoungtrackathletesandanationalsampleofyouth.MedSciSportsExerc1999;31(Suppl5)S214(abstract).
74. Hobbs KE, Tortolero SR, Kohl HW, Masse LC. Self-efficacy and stage of change among
minoritywomen.MedSciSportsExerc1999;31(Suppl5)S273(abstract).75. AndersonCB,MasseLC,KohlHW,TortoleroSR.Social-cognitivefactorsinfluencingphysical
activityamongmiddle-agedminoritywomen.MedSciSportsExerc1999;31(Suppl5)S392(abstract).
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76. WootenJS,RyanND,MeyersMC,MasseLC,TortoleroSR,KohlHW,JacksonAS.Measuredversusestimated restingmetabolic rate inmiddle-andolder-ageLatinawomen. MedSciSportsExerc2000;32(Suppl5)S228(abstract).
77. RyanND,MeyersMC,MasseLC,TortoleroSR,KohlHW,JacksonAS. Validationofresting
metabolic rate prediction equations in African-American women. Med Sci Sports Exerc2000;32(Suppl5)S229(abstract).
78. Kohl III HW, Moore BM, Sutton AS, Kibbe DL, Schneider DC. A curriculum-integrated
classroomphysical activity promotion tool for elementary schools: teacher evaluation ofTAKE10!™.MedSciSportsExerc2001;33(Suppl5)S179(abstract).
79. Sallis JR, Kohl HW, DowdaM,McKenzie TL,Moore BM, Rosengard P. Sustainability of a
helath-relatedphysicaleducationprogram:SPARK.MedSciSportsExerc2001;33(Suppl5)S178(abstract).
80. MasseLC,FultonJE,WatsonKL,TortoleroSR,KohlIIIHW,WongWW.WomenontheMove
Study:Validationofphysicalactivitysurveysamongminoritywomen.MedSciSportsExerc2001;33(Suppl5)S274(abstract).
81. BarryMJ,MooreBM,WebbT,HillJO,KohlHW.Elementaryschoolchildren’sattractionto
physical activity in a classroom-based program: TAKE 10!™. Med Sci Sports Exerc 2002;34(Suppl5)S300(abstract).
82. StewartJA,KohlHW,DoyleJA,FontaineGR,KibbeD,MooreB.Evaluationofexerciselevels
and energy expenditures achieved during participation in the TAKE 10!™ in-class physicalactivityprogram.MedSciSportsExerc2002;34(Suppl5)S300(abstract).
83. Ham SA, Bassett DR, Reis JP, Strath SJ, DuBose KD, Jones DA, Ainsworth BE, Kohl HW.
Definingrelativeintensityphysicalactivityboutsfromaccelerometerdata.MedSciSportsExerc2003;35(Suppl5)S113(abstract).
84. MaceraCA,HamSA,YoreMM, JonesDA,KimseyCD,AinsworthB,KohlHW3rd. Physical
activitysurveillance:contributionsofmoderateintensityandoccupationalphysicalactivity.MedSciSportsExerc2003;35(Suppl5)S114(abstract).
85. Barry MJ, Mosca C, Dennison D, Kohl HW, Hill JO. TAKE 10! Program and attraction to
physicalactivityandclassroomenvironmentinelementaryschoolstudents.MedSciSportsExerc2003;35(Suppl5)S134(abstract).
86. HealthGW,YoreMM,MoetiR,KohlHW,III.Physicalactivityandrace/ethnicityintheU.S.
Dodisparitiesexist?MedSciSportsExerc2003;35(Suppl5)S190(abstract).87. HootmanJM,MaceraCAKohlHW,3rd,BlairSN.Nationalphysicalactivityrecommendations
andriskofactivity-relatedinjury.MedSciSportsExerc2003;35(Suppl5)S203(abstract).
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88. YoreMM,HamSA,KohlHWIII,AinsworthBE,LaMonteM.ReliabilityandvalidityofBRFSSwalkingquestions.MedSciSportsExerc2004;36(Suppl5)S111(abstract).
89. SapkotaS,YoreMM,LibrettJJ,KohlHWIII.ComparingHealthStyleswithBRFSStomeasure
physicalinactivityofUScitizens.MedSciSportsExerc2004;36(Suppl5)S112(abstract).90. Ham SA, Lindley C,Macera CA, Kohl HW, III. Trends inwalking for transportation in the
UnitedStates–1995and2001.MedSciSportsExerc2004;36(Suppl5)S191(abstract).91. Kohl HW III, YoreMM, Ford ES. Reported televisionwatching as an indicator of physical
inactivity.MedSciSportsExerc2004;36(Suppl5)S317(abstract).92. CarlsonSA,PowellKE,MaceraCA,HeathGW,KohlIII,HW.Self-reportedinjuryandphysical
activity levels: United States 2000-2002. Med Sci Sports Exerc 2005;37 (Suppl 5) S13(abstract).
93. AinsworthB,SallisJF,JonesDA,ReisJ,AddyCLMaceraCA,KohlHW.Associationsbetween
neighborhoodenvironmentcharacteristicsandphysicalactivity:resultsfromaUSnationalsurvey.MedSciSportsExerc2005;37(Suppl5)S197(abstract).
94. Sapkota S, Ham SA, Carlson SA, Kohl HW. Physical inactivity among adults with chronic
diseases thatare leadingcausesofmortality inUnitedStates1998-2002. MedSciSportsExerc2005;37(Suppl5)S326(abstract).
95. FultonJE,YoreMM,KohlIII,HW,CaspersenCJ.PhysicalactivitylevelsamongUnitedStates
youth aged 12-18 years, 1999-2000. Med Sci Sports Exerc 2005;37 (Suppl 5) S327(abstract).
96. HamSA,YoreMM,KrugerJ,KohlHW.PatternsofinsufficientphysicalactivityinUSadults,
2003.MedSciSportsExerc2005;328(Suppl5)S13(abstract).97. MarshallS,JonesDA,AinsworthBE,ReisJP,LevyS,MaceraCA,KohlIII,HW.Race/ethnicity
and leisure-time physical inactivity: moderating effects of social class and occupationalphysicalactivity.MedSciSportsExerc2005;328(Suppl5)S327(abstract).
98. Librett,J,YoreMM,SchmidTL,Kohl IIIHW. Self-selectionbias: dophysicalactivity levels
predictdemandforactivity-friendlycommunities?MedSciSportsExerc2005;37(Suppl5)S330(abstract).
99. Bowles HR, Jones DA, Ainsworth BE, Macera CA, Kohl III, HW. Obesity prevalence in
physicallyactiveandinactiveadultsbysex,race,educationandage.MedSciSportsExerc2005;37(Suppl5)S474(abstract).
100. FultonJE,CarlsonSA,Kohl IIIHW,DietzWH. A longitudinalanalysisofphysicaleducation
andacademicachievement:EarlyChildhoodLongitudinalStudy1998-2002.MedSciSportsExerc2006;38(Suppl5)S28(abstract).
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101. Carlson SA, Kruger J, Kohl III HW, Buchner DM. Cross-sectional relationship between
physicalactivity leveland falls inolderadults: UnitedStates2003. MedSciSportsExerc2006;38(Suppl5)S170(abstract).
102. Yore MM, Roux L, Schmid T, Kohl III HW. Physical activity, diet behaviors, and obesity:
attitudesregardingcausesandpotentialsolutions.MedSciSportsExerc2006;38(Suppl5)S252(abstract).
103. SapkotaS,YoreMM,KohlIIIHW.Walking,physicalactivityandlipid/lipoproteinrelation–
isthereadose-response?MedSciSportsExerc2006;38(Suppl5)S303(abstract).104. Kruger J, Yore M, Kohl III HW. Worksite health promotion programs: barriers and
incentives.MedSciSportsExerc2006;38(Suppl5)S541(abstract).105. Kohl, III HW, FitzGerald SJ, Willis BL, Barlow CE, Haskell WL. Weekend warriors and
cardiorespiratoryfitness:isitfrequencyorintensity?MedSciSportsExerc2009;41(Suppl5):146,(abstract).
106. Barlow CE, FitzGerald SJ, Willis BL.; Kohl, III HW, Haskell WL. Dose-response relation of
physical activity volumeand cardiorespiratory fitness inmen.MedSci Sports Exerc 2009;41(Suppl5):146,(abstract).
107. FitzGeraldS,BarlowC,WillisB,HaskellWL,Kohl,IIIH.Physicalactivityandcardiorespiratory
fitness: does the 2:1 concept hold true?Med Sci Sports Exerc 2009; 41(Suppl 5):145,(abstract).
108. WhitfieldGP,KohlIIIHW,KrausWE.Physicalactivityfrequency,independentofvolume,isdirectlyassociatedwithC-reactiveprotein:NHanes2003-2006.MedSciSportsExerc.2011;43(1S):721-722
109. LawrenceSM,FenrichA,Kohl,HWIII,AustinPW;HutchingsJY,GarciaM,GuerreroM.
RodgersG.TexasAdolescentAthleteHeartScreeningRegistry(TAAHSR):astatewidescreeningstudy.Circulation2012(Suppl1).
110. WhitfieldGP,PetteeGabrielKK,KohlIII,HW.Sedentarymarathoners:TheMulti-context
SittingTimeQuestionnaireandreportedsittingamonghighlyactiverunners.MedSciSportsExerc.2012;44(5S):S492.
111. LawrenceSM,FenrichAL,KohlHW,AustinPW,HutchingsJY,GarciaEM,GuerreroJM,
RodgersGP.Communityscreeningforsuddencardiacdeath–referralresultsfromtheTexasAdolescentAthleteHeartScreeningRegistry(TAAHSR).Circulation2012;(Suppl).
112. FenrichAL,KohlHW,AustinPW,HutchingsJY,GarciaEM,GuerreroJM,RodgersGPLawrenceSM.Electrocardiographicdatafromscreeningalargecohortofmultiethnichigh
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schoolathletes:TheTexasAdolescentAthleteHeartScreeningRegistry.Circulation2012;(Suppl).
113. LawrenceSM,KohlHW,AustinPW,FrostK,HutchingsJY,FenrichAL,GarciaEM,GuerreroJM,RodgersGP.LeftventriculardimensionsderivedbyechocardiographycorrelatewithbodymassindexinalargepopulationofmultiethnicathletesscreenedintheTexasAdolescentAthleteScreeningRegistry(TAAHSR).JAmCollCardiol2012(Suppl).
114. Kohl,H,AustinP,FrostK,HutchingsJ,FenrichA,GarciaM,GuerreroM,RodgersG,
LawrenceS.Developmentofanepidemiologicregistryforhypertrophiccardiomyopathyforadolescentathletes.JSciMedSport2012;(Suppl1):387.
115. LawrenceSM,KohlHW,III,HutchingsJY,FrostKA,WhitfieldGP,Guerrero,JM,GarciaEM,RodgersGP,FenrichAA.Leftventricularthicknessandelectocardiographicvoltagecriteriainamulti-ethnicpopulationofyoungathletes:resultsfromtheTexasAdolescentAthleteHeartScreeningRegistry.JAmCollCardiology2013;61(supplA),A398(Abstract).
116. KohlHW,III,FenrichAA,WhitfieldGP,HutchingsJY,GarciaEM,RodgersGP,LawrenceSM.ECGvoltagecriteriaforleftventricularhypertrophydifferbygenderandraceandethnicity:ResultsfromtheTexasAdolescentAthleteHeartScreeningRegistry.JAmCollCardiology2013;61(supplA),A402(Abstract).
117. GabrielKPG,KnellG,DurandC,OluyomiA,Kohl,HW.Differencesinaccelerometer-
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