PEPonline Professionalization of Exercise Physiologyonline An international electronic journal for exercise physiologists ISSN 1099-5862       Editor-in-Chief Tommy Boone, PhD, MPH, FASEP, EPC Professor, Chair, and Director Exercise Physiology Laboratories Department of Exercise Physiology The College of St. Scholastica Duluth, Minnesota (218)723-6297  or FAX (218)723-6472 email:tboone2@css.edu   Aim and Scope of the Journal Editors Guidelines to Authors CONTENTS From July 1998 to the present 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 To view and/or print the MicroSoft vrsion, click here. To view and/or print the pdf version, click here. What Does it Take to Lead an Organization? To view and/or print the pdf version, click here. Vol 3 No 11 November  2000 Undergraduate Programs in Exercise Science / Exercise Physiology: Issues and Concerns To view and/or print the pdf version, click here Book Review Courage and Information for Life with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Diseases Endurance in Sports Nutrition in Sports 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 Book Review The Hot Brain 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 To print an Acrobat version of this article, click here. Building a Future for All Exercise Physiologists The Idea of Power and Professionalism The Gift of Choice To print an Acrobat version of this article, click here. Vol 3 No 4 April 2000 The State of the Exercise Physiology Profession To print an Acrobat version of this article, click here. 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 Issues, 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 Copyright ©1997-2001 American Society of Exercise Physiologists. All Rights Reserved.  All materials posted on this site are subject to copyrights owned by the American Society of Exercise Physiologists (ASEP). 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