Emily Sauers, PhD
Associate Professor of Kinesiology
Program Director for Title V Grant
CoAES Program Director
Kinesiology Internship Coordinator
Metz Hall, Room 409B
210-431-4168
esauers@ollusa.edu
Areas of Expertise
My research interests focus on the impact of exercise (acute and training) on compensatory eating behaviors. My past research has evaluated compensatory eating in response to high intensity interval and steady state exercise. Future research aims to evaluate the impacts of menstrual cycle phase and/or resistance training as it relates to metabolism and compensatory eating patterns. I teach Senior Seminar, Exercise Physiology, and Sports Nutrition.
Teaching Philosophy
I feel that interactive classrooms are best for student engagement and retention. I believe that consistent evaluation of pedagogical methods, and sometimes risk-taking, is necessary to meet the ever-changing needs of students’ expectations and learning styles. I strongly believe that communication, transparency and availability are essential to creating a student-mentor bond that supports students learning and enthusiasm for their futures. By creating enthusiastic learners now, we create professionals that will carry our missing to improve the health and wellbeing of others.
Outside Interests
My areas of interest out side of the university are to read, bake, spend time with friends and family, swim, watch football, and I like to travel.
Professional Memberships
- Member, American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM)
- Member, Texas Chapter of the ACSM (TACSM)
- Member, MidAtlantic Chapter of the ACSM (MARC)
- Member, Professionals in Nutrition for Exercise in Sport (PINES)
Awards
- Fellow, American College of Sports Medicine
Education
- PhD - Kinesiology, Bioenergetics and Exercise Science, East Carolina University
- Master of Arts - Kinsesiology, Exercise and Sport Science, East Carolina University
- Bachelor of Science - Halth and Human Performance-Pre-Professional, University of Montana