Sydney Leisz, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Kinesiology
Office Phone: 951-552-8528 E-mail: sleisz@calbaptist.edu Office Location: F90 Office Hours:
| Degree | Major Emphasis | Institution | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ph.D. | Sport and Exercise Science | Abertay University | 2021 |
| M.S. | Kinesiology- Sport Performance | Point Loma Nazarene University | 2017 |
| B.A. | Kinesiology- Fitness Professional | Point Loma Nazarene University | 2016 |
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Courses Taught
KIN264- Movement Anatomy
KIN274- Applied Movement Anatomy
KIN390- Sport Performance Techniques -
Academic Areas & Scholarly Interests
Biomechanics
Injury Prevention
Sports Performance -
Teaching Experience at Institutions Other than CBU
Chapman University Department of Health Sciences
Abertay University Department of Sport and Exercise Science -
Research, Presentations, & Publications
British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences Student Conference
Podium Presentation, April 2019 Dundee University, Scotland
The Long term effects of a wearable neuromuscular device on modifiable risk factors associated with ACL injuries in female collegiate athletes during a countermovement jump
International Society of Biomechanics in Sport
Poster Presentation, September 2018 University Auckland, New Zealand
Dreves, S. A. (2018). Long term effects of a wearable neuromuscular device on modifiable risk factors associated with ACL injuries in female collegiate athletes during a countermovement jump. ISBS Proceedings Archive, 36(1), 881.
World Congress of Biomechanics
Poster Presentation, July 2018 Dublin, Ireland
The Long term effects of a wearable neuromuscular device on modifiable risk factors associated with ACL injuries in female collegiate athletes during a countermovement jump -
Church Membership & Activities
Pacific Coast Church
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Community Service & Involvement
The Verge High School Volunteer at Pacific Coast Church, San Clemente
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Interests & Hobbies
Spending time at the beach with friends and family, and Scottish yoga!
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Personal Philosophy
I believe that University years are the most transformative years of students’ lives, and as an educator I have the unique opportunity to share not only my intellect, but to support and encourage students as they progress through their University years and into their careers.