Preferred Qualifications: Experience with female research populations, older adults, or military/tactical populations; Knowledge of neuromuscular assessment methods as applied to exercise research with human subjects; Skill in physiological or neurocognitive monitoring technologies used to predict and track health and performance outcomes in special populations; Ability to develop interdisciplinary research collaborations spanning kinesiology, neuroscience, medicine, or relevant fields; and. Faculty pursue externally funded, interdisciplinary research and mentor MS and PhD students in original scholarship, while CAAHEP-accredited curricula and clinical, sport performance, and allied health internships translate that research into evidence-based practice and prepare graduates for careers as exercise physiologists, sports scientists, strength and conditioning coaches, health and wellness professionals, or research.