ASEPNewsletter
Vol
3 No 8
August
1999
ISSN
1097-9743
The ASEPNewsletter
is devoted to informative articles and news items about exercise physiology.
It is a monthly magazine of news, opinions, exercise physiology professionals,
and events that shape exercise physiology. While it contains views and
opinions of the Editor
who oversees the ASEP Internet Websites, visitors can have a voice as well.
We welcome interested practitioners, researchers, and academicians to e-mail
the Publisher their thoughts and ideas or to respond directly via the ASEP
Public Forum.
Copyright ©1999 American Society of Exercise Physiologists.
All Rights Reserved.
September
1999
![[image]](cool2.gif) Editorial
Policy/Call for Papers
ASEPNewsletterContents
ASEP
Public Forum
2nd
Annual Meeting
Search
Engines
JEPonline"2"
new research articles
Accreditation
Members!
President's
Report by Robert Robergs
PEPonline
Accreditation
by
Tommy Boone
ASEP
Public Forum "Sitting
Around"
ASEP
Student Chapters
ASEP
Advertisements
Director
of Wellness Center
 Guthrie
Healthcare System
SCIENTIST:
URINARY INCONTINENCE
Dr.
Glenn S. Fleisig, a biomechanist, consultant, and a committee member to
a national baseball safety committee, is looking for new members, in particular
an exercise physiologist with knowledge and interest to nominate.
If you have interest or questions, please contact Dr.
Fleisig at (205) 918-2139; FAX (205) 918-0800; or email him.
He can also be contacted at the following address: American
Sports Medicine Institute, 1313 13th Street South, Birmingham, Alabama
35205.
The
Indiana Association of Exercise PhysiologistsBoard of Directors
voted to affilitate with ASEP. The ASEP National Office has received
the"Memorandum
of Understanding" (otherwise known as the "Agreement") from the President
of the IAEP. Officially speaking, IAEP is first
state association to affiliate with the American Society of Exercise Physiologists.
ASEP
is grateful to one of its own: Steve Jungbauer, MA, MBA for his
work on behalf of this Agreement. Thank you Steve. Job well
done! IAEP made history this summer!
President's
Report (To read the complete report, click on July
Report, 1999.)
-
1999 Annual
Meeting: research abstracts
-
JEPonline
looks great for October!
-
Teleconference
between ASEP and ACSM
-
Letter
sent to ACSM
-
Intiatives
with other organizations
Student
Chapters
Interested
in starting a Student Chapter at your institution, then contact
Dr.
Robert Robergs at 505-277-1196 or the ASEP National Office (218-723-6297).
The Student Chapter ByLaws
and Constitution
are on the Internet.
Journal
of Exercise Physiologyonline
Be
sure to click on the July
issue of JEPonline.
ASEP's exercise physiology journal! There are two research articles
for your enjoyment.
ASEP's
electronic journals exist for exercise physiologists. Each article
can be printed either in HTML or PDF format, and can used in your work
or as part of your classroom assignments. As an author of an article
inASEPNewsletter,
JEPonline,
or PEPonline,
you can list the work in your Resume' and other important documents.
There are no page charges to publish in the three ASEP documents.
ASEP meets the costs of publishing your work. What about copyright?
Both e-journals and the newsletter are listed with the Library of Congress
via their own ISSN numbers (International Standard Serial Number).
ASEP
Membership
We
are an organization of "287" members
and still climbing. To
become a member, print the
Membership Application and forward it to the ASEP
National Office, or call an ASEP representative at (218) 723-6297.
Visit additional web sites for more information, click on the ASEP Table
of Contents.
Current
weather at the ASEP National Office, Duluth, MN.
Guest
Editorial
The
ASEPNewsletter
is seeking guest editorials -- brief commentaries on a wide variety
of issues. Everyone involved in: health, fitness, rehabilitation, sports,
including medical, business, management, psychology, teachers, and students
-- is welcome to share insights, concerns, points and counterpoints on
any issue that impinges upon the exercise physiology profession.
To
contribute a guest editorial, send, FAX (218) 723-6472), or e-mail
(tboone2@css.edu) an essay and a brief biography.
Send
your contribution to:
ASEP
National Office
c/o
Dr. Tommy Boone
Department
of Exercise Physiology
College
of St. Scholastica
1200
Kenwood Ave
Duluth,
MN 558112nd
Annual Meeting of ASEP (October 14-16, 1999)
 Conference
Facility - Wyndham Hotel
Location
- Albuquerque, NM (current
weather)
Robert
A. Robergs, Ph.D., FASEP
Conference
Organizer
President
- ASEP
Director
– Center For Exercise And Applied Human Physiology
Johnson
Center, B143
The
University Of New Mexico
Albuquerque,
NM 87131-1258
Phone:
(secretary): (505) 277-2658
FAX:
(505) 277-9742
Hosts
Exercise
Science Program and the
University
of New Mexico Student Chapter of ASEP
The
University of New Mexico
ASEP
Public Forum for Exercise Physiologists.
HELLO
- what do you think?
"I
am a physiologist..."AND "Sitting Around"!!
Be
sure to read Pat's posting, and should you wish to email him, I'm sure
he would love it. (mailto:radpa@bitstream.net).
Professionalization
Check
out the article in the Professionalization
of Exercise Physiologyonlinejournal.
 Accreditation
by
Tommy Boone, PhD, MPH
What
are your thoughts about the article? AGREE? DISAGREE?
 Question?
How many flexibility exercises are necessary for an athlete (or
anyone for that matter), regardless of the sport? Please forward your response
to the 
address.
ASEPNewsletter
EDITORIAL
POLICY and CALL FOR PAPERS
 The
ASEPNewsletter
is
not a refereed newsletter. Newsletters are open-ended so as to present
a diverse set of opinions. The papers in the each issue are concerned
with issues and topics that have a bearing on the professionalization of
exercise physiology. As Editor, I especially welcome articles that
critically address specific features of ASEP and its efforts to develop
exercise physiology. Views that support ASEP's vision, goals, and
objectives as well as views that do not provide valuable lessons for our
readers.
Submitted
papers should be unpublished and non-copyrighted. Submission of a
paper will imply that it contains original unpublished work and is not
submitted for publication elsewhere. The Editor will pursue a policy
of timely and meaningful review of each paper. After the paper is
accepted, the author(s) must provide the paper's final version in an electronic
file on a diskette. The paper should follow the example of published
articles in the ASEPNewsletter.
The text format is flexible (regarding center headings, side flush headings,
and so forth). The reference style should conform to the style presently
used in the JEPonline.
Send
all submissions to the Editor:
ASEP
National Office
c/o
Tommy Boone, PhD, MPH, FASEP
Department
of Exercise Physiology
The
College of St. Scholastica
1200
Kenwood Ave
Duluth,
MN 55811
Director
of Wellness Center
Category:
Professional / Administrative
Location:
Houston, Texas - Memorial Hermann Healthcare System
Department:
Wellness Center
Status:
Full-time
Hours:
Days
Description:
BS degree in Business Administration, Healthcare Administration or related
healthcare discipline. MS degree preferred. 6 yrs progressively responsible
management experience, including responsibility of wellness/fitness programs,
integration of fitness and clinical services. Demonstrated leadership,
managerial and retail sales experience with measurable achievement a plus.The
Wellness Center will encompass physical fitness / wellness programs, physical
therapy, and The Mind/Body Medical Institute. The Wellness Center
will utilize a heated therapy pool, indoor lap pool, full size gymnasium,
aerobics studio, walking track, racquetball courts, fitness center with
cardiovascular / universal / free weights and other areas for stationary
exercise. The Wellness Center will open this fall. If interested,
FAX Human Resources at 713.776.5615. Other information call Linda
toyota at 713.776.5604. Also FAX Nancy at 713.776.5665.
Guthrie
Healthcare System
Primary
Wellness Program Coordinator
Guthrie
Healthcare System is looking for an energetic, self-directed individual
who adheres to a healthy lifestyle. Responsibilities will include
but not be limited to: Development and implementation of programs focusing
on fitness, nutrition, and stress management. We prefer an individual
who is Masters prepared and has experience with wellness programming and
management.
Interested
candidates should contact:
Mike
Hurley
Adm.
Director of Rehabilitative Services
Guthrie
Healthcare System
Guthrie
Square
Sayre,
PA 18840
570-882-4811
570-882-5830
(fax)
SCIENTIST:
URINARY INCONTINENCE
I
am seeking an individual within the following conditions: a Scientist who
will provide insight and contextual rationale to both the selection of
targets and the design and validation of in vitro and in vivo models to
discover drugs for treatment of urinary incontinence. The successful candidate
will have a broad understanding of lower urinary tract physiology, pathophysiology
and pharmacology, including autonomic and somatic control of micturition,
and regulation of detrusor function. The candidate will possess a M.S.,
M.D. or Ph.D. with experience in neurophysiology or pharmacology, with
a strong focus on the lower urinary tract and experience with in vivo models
of lower urinary tract physiology and pathophysiology. Our client is a
leading pharmaceutical firm with research facilities in North Carolina
and can provide excellent benefits (health insurance, dental, and vision
plan, paid vacation and more). A high impact, high profile position with
excellent opportunity for advancement.
Geographic
Location of Position: US-NC
If
interested, contact:
Stan
Sloan
DMC
Fax:
609-584-9575
Voice:
609-584-8733 Ext. 218
Email:
915608@candseek.com
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