Professionalization of Exercise Physiologyonline

Vol 10 No 3 March 2007

• Values Clarification and Exercise Physiology [Word doc]
• Dearling with Leadership, Groupthink, and Indifference [Word doc]
  

Vol 10 No 2 February 2007

• The Heart of Professionalism
• Thinking Right about Exercise Physiology: You Can Make a Difference!
• Thinking about Exercise Physiology is an Unlearning Process
• Thinking Right Contributes to Success
  

Vol 10 No 1 January 2007

• Integrating Spirituality into Exercise Physiology
  

Vol 9 No 12 December 2006

• Exercise Physiology and Exercise as Medical Treatment
  

Vol 9 No 11 November 2006

• An Exercise Physiologist’s Perspective on the ACSM Conference on Integrative Physiology of Exercise
• Personal Training GONE WILD!
  

Vol 9 No 10 October 2006

• Impediments to the Professionalism of Exercise Physiology
  

Vol 9 No 9 September 2006

• Seeing The Unobvious in Exercise Physiology
• Sports Supplements and Crack: Both are Bad!
• The Professionalization of Exercise Physiology (click here for an html version)
  

Vol 9 No 8 August 2006

• Speaking the Truth about Exercise Science and Exercise Physiology
  

Vol 9 No 7 July 2006

• A Letter from the President: Standardizing the ASEP Webpage

Vol 9 No 6 June 2006

• Think, Talking, and Writing as an Exercise Physiologist
  

Vol 9 No 5 May 2006

• Where Did The Fun Go In Sports?
• Sports and Cheating
• The Pressure for Perfection: Going to Extremes to Win
• What is Wrong with Athletics Today? 
  

Vol 9 No 4 April 2006

• The Exercise Physiology Mindset
  

Vol 9 No 3 March 2006

• The Lure of Dietary Supplements and Health Misinformation:  The Biggest  Issue in Professionalism Facing Exercise Physiologists Today
• MOTIVATION:  The Most Powerful Leadership Principle
• The Escalating Gravity of Identity Theft
• Overcoming Barriers by Working Together

Vol 9 No 2 February 2006

Vol 9 No 1 January 2006
Vol 8 No 10 October 2005

• Birds of a Feather Flock Together

Vol 8 No 9 September 2005

• Birds of a Feather Flock Together
• Niche  Marketing:  The Exercise Physiologist's Point of View
• Sooner or Later Ideas Take Root
• The Cost of Not Knowing
• Too Much Conformity Leads to Groupthink and Failure

Vol 8 No 8 August 2005

• Editorial: Promoting Professionalism by Publishing in PEPonline

Vol 8 No 7 July 2005

• Faculty as Role Models

Vol 8 No 6 June 2005

• Cheating, Performance-Enhancing Supplements, and Accountability: A Call for Action
  

Vol 8 No 5 May 2005

• The Science of Leadership
• Managing the Organization:  Understanding Vision and Mission Statements
• A Statement About Principles and Possibilities
• Dare to Dream:  Boldness has Magic!
• Doing the Wrong Things for the Wrong Reasons
• The Impact of the Supplement Business on Exercise Physiology
• The New Marketing of ASEP
  

Vol 8 No 4 April 2005

• Editorial
• Fellow the Leader
• Take Me to Your Leader: Qualities of Leaders in Exercise Physiology
• Pulling Our Own Strings:  A Guide to Self-Regulation Within in Exercise Physiology
• Get Up and Get On With It
• Leadership
• Entrepreneuring as an Exercise Physiologist
• Take Charge of Your Profession:  Exercise Physiology
• Empowering Strategic Leadership within the Field of Exercise Physiology
• Thoughts on Achieving Professionalism in Exercise Physiology
  

  
Vol 8 No 3 March 2005 

• An Essay on Professionalism and Exercise Physiology for Students and Teachers
• Professionalism in the Exercise Physiology Curriculum

Vol 8 No 2 February 2005

• On Becoming an Exercise Physiologist
• "UNEMPLOYMENT" - The Steps Necessary For Change

Vol 8 No 1 January 2005

• Accreditation

Vol 7 No 12 December 2004

An Analysis of Job Opportunities for Exercise Physiologists in Cardiac Rehabilitation 7:12: 2004 [html] [comment] 
• The Future of Exercise Physiology:  A Matter of Ethics 7:12: 2004 [html][comment]

Vol 7 No 11 November 2004

• Editorial - Show Some Backbone! 7:11:1-8, 2004 [html] [pdf][comment]
• The Recent ACSM and AACVPR Initiative Regarding Exercise Physiology 7:11:9-13, 2004 [html] [pdf][comment]

Vol 7 No 10 October 2004

• Editorial - The Leadership of the ASEP Organization 7:10:i-xi, 2004 [html] [pdf][comment]

Vol 7 No 9 September 2004

• Editorial - When Is A Person Believable? 7:9:i-iv, 2004 [html] [pdf ] [comment] 
• The Spiritual Care of Patients in Exercise Physiology 7:9:1-3, 2004 [html] [pdf] [comment] 
• The Courage to Create the Future 7:9:4-8, 2004 [html] [pdf] [comment] 
• The Power to Choose 7:9:9-12, 2004 [html] [pdf] [comment] 
• Victims of A Failed Rhetoric 7:9:13-16, 2004 [html] [pdf] [comment] 
• Supplements and Their Role in Society and the Future of Exercise Physiology 7:9:17-20, 2004 [html] [pdf] [comment]

Vol 7 No 8 August 2004

• Americanizing Exercise Physiology 7:(8):1-4, 2004 html pdf 
• There Comes a Time When it is Necessary to Question, to Argue, and to Challenge 7:(8):5-9, 2004 html pdf

Vol 7 No 7 July 2004

• How Exercise Physiologists Can Maneuver Into A Solid Health Care Niche With Bariatric Patients [pdf]
• Cheating in Sports: What Should Exercise Physiologists Think? [pdf]

Vol 7 No 6 June 2004

• Knowledge is Power
• A Student's Perspective of the Harsh Realities that Lie Ahead 
• The Stormy Winds of Change: My Future in Exercise Physiology
• Professional Development of Exercise Physiology

Vol 7 No 5 May 2004

• Abra Cadabra: The Disappearing Act of Exercise Physiologists
• The “3-Cs” of Leadership:  Courage, Caring, and Commitment 
• Effective Communication: The Foundation of Professionalism 
• Always Seeing Endless Possibilities 
• Values and Beliefs: Change is Possible

Vol 7 No 4 April 2004

• Dealing With Prejudice
• The Misperception of Good Intentions
• How to Deal With the Silent Treatment
• A Portrait of the ASEP Organization as a Positive Force for Change and Professional Accountability
• Exercise Physiologists in Denial
• The Cost of Destiny
• The Giving Away of Exercise Physiology

Vol 7 No 3 March 2004

• The EPC Exam: A Challenge for Academicians

Vol 7 No 2 February 2004

• Believing in ASEP is Important
• The Professional Practice of Exercise Physiology and Ethical Thinking
• Indifference to Professional Standards is Irresponsible Behavior
• The Making of Leaders in Exercise Physiology
• The New Image of Sports Medicine: Should Exercise Physiologists be Concerned?

Vol 7 No 1  January 2004

• Change is Possible:  Ask the ASEP President – Steve Jungbauer
• Exercise Physiologists as Educators and Healthcare Practitioners in the Multidisciplinary Exercise Physiology Healthcare (MEPH) Clinic
• Journal Impact Factor: A Critical Review
• The Struggle To Serve The Profession
• The ASEP Exercise Physiologist:  Leadership and Shared Expectations
• I'm Going to Start Exercising Tomorrow!
• Athletics, Quackery, and Exercise Physiology

Vol 6 No 12  December 2003

• The Struggle for Meaning in Academic Exercise Physiology
• You Are Not a Healthcare Professional
• Thinking Like an Exercise Physiologist

Vol 6 No 11  November 2003

• Values and Beliefs: A Lesson Learned
• Open Inquiry and Shared Thoughts about Ethics, Exercise Physiology, and Sports Supplements
• Spirituality, Faith, and Exercise Physiologists as Healthcare Professionals
<>Original Thinking by the ASEP Founders

Vol 6 No 10 October 2003

• Cheating In Sports  [pdf]
• The Nutritional Needs of Athletes
• Exercise and Sport Nutrition:  A Balanced Perspective for Exercise Physiologists [pdf] [comments]
• The Sports Supplements Disagreement: A Call for a Dialogue About Values and Obligations of University Teachers [html] [pdf]
• Dietary "Sports" Supplements: The University Teacher’s Role in Teaching Values?
• Supplements and Exercise Physiology
• Exercise Physiology Quackery and Consumer Fraud
• Athletes: Our Role Models, Right?
• Ethical Considerations Regarding Anabolic-Androgenic Steroid Use: Emphasis on the Exercise Professional
• Introduction to Professional Ethics
• The Exercise Physiology Code of Ethics: A Dilemma or a Standard of Conduct?
• Are We Teaching Professionalism?
• Ethical Thinking:  What Is It and Why Does It Matter?
• Organizational Code of Moral Principles and Values
• Exercise Physiologists, Critical Thinking, and the Questioning Mind
• The Fallibility of Reason Without A Sense of Purpose
• Values Clarification in Exercise Physiology
• The Role of the ASEP National Office in Transforming and Renewing Exercise Physiology
• Professional Behavior in the Academic Ranks of Exercise Physiology
• Image of Exercise Physiology: Influences of ASEP and its Leadership

Vol 6 No 9 September  2003

• Exercise Physiology, Negligence, and Lawsuits
• Promoting Self-Directed Learning in Exercise Physiology Students
• Cheating In Sports  [pdf]
• Limitation of VO2 Max: The Holy Grail of Exercise Physiology or Fool's Gold? [pdf]
• Dreaming Big and Often:  An Essay for Students and Professors  [pdf]
• General Education: The Lost Purpose of Higher Education
• The Nutritional Needs of Athletes
• Exercise Physiologists, Critical Thinking, and the Questioning Mind

Vol 6 No 8 August 2003

• Exercise and Sport Nutrition:  A Balanced Perspective for Exercise Physiologists [pdf] [comments]
• The Sports Supplements Disagreement: A Call for a Dialogue About Values and Obligations of University Teachers [html] [pdf] [related articles] [comments]
  

Vol 6 No 7 July 2003

• Editorial: You Can’t Blow an Uncertain Trumpet
• Editorial: The Need for Unity
• Dietary "Sports" Supplements: The University Teacher’s Role in Teaching Values?
• Athletes: Our Role Models, Right?
• E-MAILS to the Editor-in-Chief

Vol 6 No 6 June 2003

• A Shared Vision Precedes Reality: A Personal Perspective
• Incorporating the Portfolio Strategy into the Department’s Assessment Plan
• The Role of ASEP in the Professional Development of Exercise Physiology
• Ethical Thinking:  What Is It and Why Does It Matter?
• Values Clarification in Exercise Physiology

Vol 6 No 5 May 2003

• Strategic Management and Decision Making in the American Society of Exercise Physiologists
• Introduction to Professional Ethics
• Supplements and Exercise Physiology

Vol 6 No 4 April 2003

• ASEP President’s Update: Board of Directors Meeting
• Ten Commandments for Choosing a Career
• Leaving the Old Reality Requires New Thinking
• The Public's Demand for Higher Standards
• SPSS Tutorial for Exercise Physiology
• The Power of Individuality

Vol 6 No 3 March 2003

• Doctorate of Exercise Physiology:  An Excellent Idea or Is It?
• Organizational Code of Moral Principles and Values
• The Role of the ASEP National Office in Transforming and Renewing Exercise Physiology
• The Entrepreneurship of Exercise Physiology
• Why Teach Anatomy?

Vol 6 No 2 February 2003

• The ASEP Organization is a Paradigm Shift [article]
• Planting Seeds[article]
• Creating a Better Academic Degree for Our Students[article]
• Overcoming Institutional Inertia with Leadership [article]

Vol 6 No 1 January 2003

• The COURAGE to QUESTION what is exercise physiology in the 21st Century [article]
• The Making of American Exercise Physiology [article]
• Frequently Asked Questions About Exercise Physiology [article]
• BEEFING UP PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: A Top-Priority Initiative [article]

Vol 5 No 12 December 2002

• A Window on the Future of Exercise Physiology [article]
<>Developing a Private Practice [article]

Vol 5 No 11 November 2002

• Exercise Physiology of the Future: Thinking Out of the Box [article]
• The Exercise Physiology Code of Ethics: A Dilemma or a Standard of Conduct? [article]
• Critical Thinking: A New Day Dawning in Exercise Physiology [article]
• GRAVITY INVERSION: A Teaching Tool for Integrating Critical Thinking and Cardiovascular Physiology [article]

Vol 5 No 10 October 2002

• The Years to Come: Niche or be Niched [article]

Vol 5 No 9 September 2002

• Professionalism Requires Unmasking Our Thinking [article]
• A New Academic Paradigm for Exercise Physiology Teachers [article]

Vol 5 No 8 August 2002

• The Psychocultural Science of Taking Responsibility [article]

Vol 5 No 7 July 2002

• Professional Behavior in the Academic Ranks of Exercise [article]
• The Power and Influence of Beliefs [article]
• Breakthrough Thinking in Exercise Physiology [article]
• In Defense Of Epidemiological Methods Including Relative Risk [article]

Vol 5 No 6 June 2002

• Are We Teaching Professionalism? [article]
• Trust Your Inner Voice [article]
• On Profession Building – Answering the Tough Questions [article]

Vol 5 No 5 May 2002

• Exercise Physiology Quackery and Consumer Fraud [article]
• Exercise Physiologists Locked in the Past [article]
• Traits and Virtues: Establishing Exercise Physiologists As Leaders [article]
• Working Together -- We can Create a Flood of Opportunities [article]
• Image of Exercise Physiology: Influences of ASEP and its Leadership [article]

Vol 5 No 4 April 2002

• Helping Students Understand the Need for Professionalism [article]

Vol 5 No 3 March  2002

• Who Will Step Up and Take Action?
• The Third Alternative
• The Dissection Of Exercise Certifications
• Legal Dimensions of Exercise Physiology Practice
• Exercise is Therapy, Prevention, and Treatment: An Exercise
• hysiologist’s Perspective
• How to Keep Your Job: Lessons to Think About!
• The Fallibility of Reason Without a Sense of Purpose

Vol 5 No 2 February 2002

• Adoption of the ASEP Paradigm: When and What is Needed?
• The Case Against Relative Risk

Vol 5 No 1 January 2002

• A Closer Look at the ASEP Board of Certification Exercise Physiologists Exam
• ASEP Members Share in Common a Vision and Passion 
• Electronic Publishing: A Call for Support from Exercise Physiologists
• Exercise as Medication: An Exercise Physiologist's View 

Vol 4 No 12 December 2001

• The Raw Stuff of Possibilities
• Mastering New Thinking About Exercise Physiology
• The Academic Profession: The Research Obligation
• Analysis and Comparison of Colleges and Universities with Degree Titles of Exercise Physiology or Related Titles
• The Power of a Book
• The Human Side of Organizations

Vol 4 No 11 November 2001

• Recommendations and Resources For Teaching Metabolic Acidosis To The Undergraduate Student In Exercise Physiology

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• Exercise Physiology is a Phenomenon Close to the Heart

ASEP Procedures Recommendation

• Muscular Strength and Power

ASEP Procedures Recommendation I: Accurate Assessment of Muscular Strength and Power
Journal of Exercise Physiologyonline
Vol 4 No 3 August 2001

• Body Composition

ASEP Methods Recommendation: Body Composition Assessment 
Journal of Exercise Physiologyonline
Vol 4 No 4 November 2001

Vol 4 No 10 October 2001

• Directions for the Future
• ASEP: A Call For Action
• How to Start an ASEP Affilitated State Organization
• <>Managing Change in Exercise Physiology

Vol 4 No 9 September 2001

• Creating Our Own Future: The Value of Communication
• Exercise Physiology Signs of Maturity
<>Inspection and Palpation for the Exercise Physiologist

Vol 4 No 8 August 2001

• Exercise Physiology Power: Professionalism
• Auscultation: Listening to Determine Dysfunction

Vol 4 No 7 July  2001

• The Sports Medicine Myth
• Who Will Inspire Us?
• The Preparation of the Exercise Physiologist: How To Conform To Today’s Health Care System
• Physical Assessment: An Often Over-Looked Portion of Exercise Testing and Prescription

Vol 4 No 6 June 2001

• Accreditation is Necessary for Accountability
• Anatomy: The Forgotten Piece of the Beginning
• The Use of Imagery in Teaching

Vol 4 No 5 May 2001

• Where is the Skeptic Exercise Physiologist?
• Constructing a Profession
• Breaking With The Past
• Critical Review: A Necessity in Reading Research

Vol 4 No 4 April 2001

• The Role of the Exercise Physiologist in Mental Health
• If We Just Listen, We Will Know What to Do!

Vol 4 No 3 March  2001

• Marketing Exercise Physiology is Every Exercise Physiologist's Responsibility!
• Using Criticial Thinking to Better Understand the Health Concerns of Passive Smoking
• Understanding the ASEP Strategy for Achieving Professional Status

Vol 4 No 2 February  2001

• The Exercise Physiology Time Bomb: A Wake Up Call for Exercise Physiology Professors
• Taking Responsibility for Professionalism
• Professional Autonomy
• Strategies to Teach Exercise Physiology Professionalism
• Leading Change in Exercise Physiology (pdf version)
• What is Our Business?
• Managing the Transition
• Personal Reflections on the Frightening Implications of Ghostwriting

Vol 4 No 1 January  2001

• Cultivating the Values of Professionalism: A Professor's Point of View

Vol 3 No 12 December 2000

• Ethical Considerations Regarding Anabolic-Androgenic Steroid Use: Emphasis on the Exercise Professional

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• What Does it Take to Lead an Organization?

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Vol 3 No 11 November  2000

• Undergraduate Programs in Exercise Science / Exercise Physiology: Issues and Concerns

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Vol 3 No 10 October  2000

• The Passionate Pursuit of Professionalism: A Critical Analysis

Vol 3 No 9 September 2000

• Exercise Physiology Insights
• Scholarly Writing: Student Empowerment for the Advancement of Exercise Physiology
• Understanding the Online Publication Process: Getting Published
• Understanding the Sense of Purpose

Vol 3 No 8 August 2000

• How Far Are You Willing To Go To Make A Difference
• Securing A Job: The Answer Is In Networking
• The ASEP Perspective
• Exercise Physiology - The Legacy With Clinical Areas
• The Power of Your Words
• Meeting the Standards of a Profession

Vol 3 No 7 July 2000

• Editorial
• ASEP Internet Presence: What is it?
• Exercise Physiology and Physical Education: A Graduate Student’s Perspective
• Professional Philosophy: Why I Am A Professional

Vol 3 No 6 June 2000

• Editorial
• An Exercise in Ethics: Case Analysis with Implications for the Exercise Physiologist
• The Professionalization of Exercise Physiology: A Critical Essay
• The Exercise Physiology Core Curriculum
• Transforming Our Exercise Physiology Future

Vol 3 No 5 May 2000

• In Support of ASEP

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• Building a Future for All Exercise Physiologists
• The Idea of Power and Professionalism
• The Gift of Choice
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Vol 3 No 4 April 2000

• The State of the Exercise Physiology Profession

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Vol 3 No 3 March 2000

• Grassroots Leadership in Exercise Physiology
• Keeping the ASEP Ball Rolling: A Student Perspective
• Making Professional Choices
• Making a Professional Commitment
• Ultimate Power is Synergistic

Vol 3 No 2 February 2000

• Passion: The Inner Drive
• Cyberspace and EJournals
• The Exercise Physiologists as an Entrepreneur: Reflections and Experiences in the World of Business
• The Importance of Graded Exercise Testing in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Eating Disorders

Vol 3 No 1 January 2000

• The Quest for Status in a Title
• Better Late Than Never
• The Exercise Physiologist as an Entrepreneur
• Leadership in Exercise Physiology
• Advancing the Role of Exercise Physiologists in the Clinic

Vol 2 No 12 December 1999

• The 10 Rules of Work
• Exercise: A Different Perspective

Vol 2 No 11 November 1999

• Exercise Physiology: Some Professional Reflections
• Dr. Robert Robergs: A Leader Among Exercise Physiologists
• The Beginning of Wisdom

Vol 2 No 10 October 1999

• ssues, Leadership, and Hope in Exercise Physiology

Vol 2 No 9 September 1999

• Changes and Transitions in Exercise Physiology
• Exercise Physiology: A Perspective

Vol 2 No 8 August 1999

• Accreditation

Vol 2 No 7 July 1999

• Strategic Intent: The ASEP Vision

Vol 2 No 6 June 1999

• Exercise Physiology and Art of Perception

Vol 2 No 5 May 1999

• Defining the Exercise Physiologist

Vol 2 No 4 April 1999

• The Dynamics of Change
• The Role of Exercise Physiologists in Athletic Coaching and Training

Vol 2 No 3 March 1999

• To Be a Professional
• The Professional Amalgamate:  A ponderance

Vol 2 No 2 February 1999

• Rising to the Level of "Profession"

Vol 2 No 1 January 1999

• Reengineering the Exercise Physiology Profession
• Exercise Physiology: Shared Reflections with ASEP Members
• What's in a Title?

Vol 1 No 6 December 1998

• Unleashing Exercise Physiologists

Vol 1 No 5 November 1998

• Competence
• Power of a Meeting

Vol 1 No 4 October 1998

• Success: What is it?

Vol 1 No 3 September 1998

• Organizing
• I Know You're an Exercise Physiologist, But What Do You Do?
• Exercise Physiology: New Professional Challenges
• Treasure our Heritage, But...
• Preparing Exercise Physiology Teachers

Vol 1 No 2 August 1998

• The Power in Critical Reflection
• Visualizing the Future
• Moving Forward

Vol 1 No 1 July 1998

• Perspectives on Change
• Contemporary Exercise Physiology: Thinking Beyond the Classroom
• ACSM and Exercise Physiology: Past, Present, and Future