Ken Seaman
Senior Teaching Professor
PhD, CSCS
KIN 321
Fredericton
Other titles
Acting Asst Dean Undergraduate
Research interests
- Exercise physiology
- Exercise program design
Biography
Dr. Seaman completed his BScKin at Dalhousie University, followed by a Master’s degree in sport physiology and a PhD in Interdisciplinary Studies with a focus on exercise physiology in chronic illness, both from the University of New Brunswick.
Throughout his academic and professional career, he has worked with athletes across all levels of sport and has consulted with numerous occupational organizations to address and enhance health and well-being.
His research interests center on the physiological adaptations to various training methodologies and the development of tools designed to optimize performance in both sport and occupational settings.
Courses taught
- Kin 1001 - Introduction to Kinesiology
- Kin 1160 - Lab Methods in Kinesiology
- Kin 2082 - Introduction to Exercise Physiology
- Kin 3082 - Advanced Exercise Physiology
- Kin 4165 - Occupational Physiology
- Kin 4252 - Advanced Functional Anatomy
- Kin 4282 - Advanced Exercise Prescription for High Performance
- Kin 4284 - Instrumentation in Exercise Physiology
