JPEP

Vol 10 No 4 April 2012
The Marriage of Exercise Physiology and Medicine

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Vol 10 No 3 March 2012
Making the Most of the Transitions

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Vol 10 No 2 February 2012
Understanding Conflicts of Interest in Exercise Physiology

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Vol 10 No 1 January 2012
Thinking the Impossible

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Vol 9 No 12 December 2011
The Ultimate Challenge of Change

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Vol 9 No 11 November 2011
What Makes Exercise Physiology Great

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Vol 9 No 10 October 2011
You Can Make A Difference!

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Vol 9 No 9 September 2011
What Are They Saying About Exercise Physiology?

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Vol 9 No 8 August 2011
The ASEP Professional Certification

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Vol 9 No 7 July 2011

The Rightness and Wrongness of Sports Supplement Pushers

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Vol 9 No 6 June 2011

The Great Quest

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Vol 9 No 5 May 2011
ASEP: A Reason to Get Up in the Morning
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Vol 9 No 4 April 2011
Stress at Work: The Role of Failed Leadership
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Vol 9 No 3 March 2011

The Need for New Thinking in Exercise Physiology

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Vol 9 No 2 February 2011

What Do "We" Need to Know About Professionalism?

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Vol 9 No 1 January 2011

An Exercise Physiologist's Vision

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          Vol 8 No 12 December 2010
      Something Has To Change
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          Vol 8 No 11 November 2010
          The Economy and a Drop in College Applications
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Vol 8 No 10 October 2010
Why Join a Professional Organization

Vol 8 No 9 September 2010
The Role of the EPC in Healthcare

Vol 8 No 8 August 2010
Has Sports Nutrition Made a Difference?

Vol 8 No 7 July 2010
A Shared Vision or More Deception

Vol 8 No 6 June 2010
From The Heart

Vol 8 No 4 May 2010
The Law of Common Sense

Vol 8 No 4 April 2010
The Law of Sacrifice

Vol 8 No 3 March 2010
The "Big Picture" Thinking

Vol 8 No 2 February 2010
The Exercise Physiology Leadership Challenge

Vol 8 No 1 January 2010
The Language of Professionalism in Exercise Physiology

Vol 7 No 11 December 2009
Leading Change Requires Guts

Vol 7 No 10 November 2009
The Power of An Empathetic Ear

Vol 7 No 9 October 2009
Reflection on My Leadership

Vol 7 No 8 September 2009
What Is Exercise Physiology?

Vol 7 No 8 August 2009
What Does It Mean to Be an Exercise Physiologist Today?

Vol 7 No 7 July 2009
Overcoming Professional Apathy

Vol 7 No 6 June 2009
By Faith I Work on Behalf of ASEP

Vol 7 No 5 May 2009
The Coming of Age of the Professional Organization

Vol 7 No 4 April 2009
Gentility

Vol 7 No 3 March 2009
A Look to the Future

Vol 7 No 2 February 2009
Being Healthcare Professionals

Vol 7 No 1 January 2009
Emotional Intelligence for the Exercise Physiologist

Vol 6 No 12 December 2008

Are Exercise Physiologists Key Professionals for Healthcare Evolution?

Vol 6 No 11 November 2008
Greed versus Charity

Vol 6 No 10 October 2008
Professional Behavior in Exercise Physiology

Vol 6 No 9 September 2008
Exercise Physiology Curricula: Moving Beyond Content II

Vol 6 No 8 August 2008
Exercise Physiology Curricula: Moving Beyond Content

Vol 6 No 7 July 2008
The POWER to Manage Your Future

Vol 6 No 6 June 2008
Finding Your First Job

Vol 6 No 5 May 2008
Questions

Vol 6 No 4 April 2008
Validity of Multiple-Choice Exam Questions

Vol 6 No 3 March 2008
Components of Professionalism for Exercise Physiologists

Vol 6 No 2 February 2008
Guidelines for Writing Multiple Choice Questions

Vol 6 No 1 January 2008
Interactive Video Games

Vol 5 No 12 December 2007
Science and Lies

Vol 5 No 11 November 2007
Academic Achievement: What an Exercise Physiologist Can Do

Vol 5 No 10 October 2007
Analytical Thinking

Vol 5 No 9 September 2007
Professional Expectations

Vol 5 No 8 August 2007
Exercise Intensity and Fat Burning

Vol 5 No 7 July 2007
Intuitive Knowledge

Vol 5 No 6 June 2007
Science: The Pursuit of Truth

Vol 5 No 5 May 2007
Communication With Clients

Vol 5 No 4 April 2007
Boundary Issues in Exercise Physiology

Winning Starts with the Power in Words

Vol 5 No 3 March 2007
Compassion in Healthcare

Vol 5 No 2 February 2007
Continuing Education: Cardiac Drugs - Lecture VI

"But Will She Have a Job?"

The Future of Exercise Physiology in Healthcare

Vol 5 No 1 January 2007
Continuing Education: Cardiac Drugs - Lecture V

Vol 4 No 12 December 2006
Continuing Education: Cardiac Drugs - Lecture IV

Vol 4 No 11 November 2006
Continuing Education: Cardiac Drugs - Lecture III

Vol 4 No 10 October 2006
Continuing Education: Cardiac Drugs - Lecture II

Vol 4 No 9 September 2006
Continuing Education: Cardiac Drugs - Lecture I

Vol 4 No 8 August 2006
The Heat is On

Vol 4 No 7 July 2006
Opportunities for Leaders in Exercise Physiology

Vol 4 No 6 June 2006
Adversity and the Path to Professionalism

Vol 4 No 5 May 2006
Worthy Goals Require Sacrifices

Vol 4 No 4 April 2006
New Life Springs Forth

Vol 4 No 3 March 2006
Exercise Physiology Olympians

Vol 4 No 2 February 2006
Client Interaction

Vol 4 No 1 January 2006
Parable of the Good Samaritan

Shouldn’t we be Concerned about Performance-Enhancing Substances?

Vol 3 No 12 December 2005
Thankfulness

Vol 3 No 11 November 2005
Empathy

Vol 3 No 10 October 2005
Medical Ethics in Exercise Physiology

Vol 3 No 9 September 2005
Hope and Cynicism

Vol 3 No 8 August 2005
We Can Change Our Future!

Vol 3 No 7 July 2005
If You Can't Be a Leader, Be a Mentor!

Vol 3 No 6 June 2005
The Anatomy of Complicit Behaviors: An Essay for Exercise Physiologists

Vol 3 No 5 May 2005
Leadership and Its Importance

Vol 3 No 3 March 2005
How the New England Patriots are the Way Forward for all Exercise Physiologists

Vol 3 No 2 February 2005
The American College of Sports Medicine Accreditation Program

Vol 2 No 12 December 2004
The Heart of the Matter

Vol 2 No 11 November
Free Market Fans: Look No Further

Vol 2 No 10 October
The Culture of Exercise Physiology

Vol 2 No 9 September
Including Professionalism in the Undergraduate Curriculum Through the Use of Observation Hours and Recommended Readings

Vol 2 No 8 August 2004
Fitness, Beauty, Supplements, and Money

Vol 2 No 7 July 2004
The Implications of Professionalism

Vol 2 No 6 June 2004
Sports, Its Purpose, and Dietary Supplements

Vol 2 No 5 May 2004
The Torch Moves Forward

Vol 2 No 4 April 2004
Reflections About the Recent 6th ASEP National Meeting in Indianapolis

Vol 2 No 3 March 2004
Are We Winning Yet?

Vol 2 No 2 February 2004
Content Area Analysis

Vol 2 No 1 January 2004
The Exercise Physiology JOB Search: A Guide

Vol 1 No 5 December 2003
How to Create Course Lessons, Not Lectures!

Vol 1 No 4 November 2003
The PhD Job Search: More Than Elbow Grease

Vol 1 No 3 October 2003
American Society of Exercise Physiologists: Building Trusting Relationships and Career Opportunities

Vol 1 No 2 September 2003
Fundamentals of Exercise Physiology Professionalism

Vol 1 No 1 August 2003
Professionalization of Exercise Physiology: Images, Issues, and Trends

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