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Abstracts Sand, Schaust, Buermann: The purpose of this study is to examine the difference in recovery when active rest or passive rest is used between sets of resistance training. Subjects involved in the study will perform two different testing protocols: one trial of active/superset rest and one trial of passive rest. During the trials, participants will perform 2 sets of 5 repetitions of the bench press and the 3rd set to fatigue. Active rest will consist of a 3x5 seated row. During the passive recovery trial, subjects will sit between bench press sets. Heart rate, blood lactate and the number of repetitions completed during the 3rd set will be measured. We hypothesize that heart rate and blood lactate will increase during the active rest trial compared to the passive rest trial; however, the number of repetitions will stay the same for both trials. Babcock, Imholte, Dudek: This experiment compares the effects of whole-body fatigue or localized fatigue on hand reaction time. Well-trained Division III female athletes will complete two trials of reaction time measures after fatiguing exercise: once after completing an anaerobic treadmill test to exhaustion, and once after performing a maximal isometric grip strength test to exhaustion. Measurements include time to exhaustion during the treadmill test, maximal grip force as measured by the hand dynamometer, 60% of maximal grip force, and reaction time measurements. Three reaction times will be measured: one at baseline, a second immediately after each fatiguing exercise, and a third two minutes after the fatiguing exercise. Reaction time will be quantified using the ruler drop method. We expect to find that reaction time will increase compared to baseline after both trials, but also that reaction time will increase significantly more after inducing localized fatigue in the hand than after whole-body fatigue. Global Business Leadership Schedule
Abstracts_Peace_Studies_Schedule'>Abstracts__Schefers,_Nimmo,_Donovan,_Duda,_Rigelman,_Kochevar,_Betts,_Forster,_Ghizoni,_Woggon,_Weber'>Abstracts Schefers, Nimmo, Donovan, Duda, Rigelman, Kochevar, Betts, Forster, Ghizoni, Woggon, Weber: The CSB|SJU AMA Chapter will be presenting on our projects, events and accomplishments over the past year. Our trip to New Orleans to compete in the AMA Collegiate Conference brought us home with 3 awards including: Outstanding Community Service, Best Event for AMA Saves Lives and Honorable Mention for Marketing Week. Our chapter continues to grow in size and success each year. Find out how you can become involved. Membership in the AMA connects you to marketers across all specialties to collaborate, network, gain practical experience and empower your career. You’ll get industry knowledge and insights along with everyday resources that will help you in the classroom and beyond. The CSB|SJU Collegiate chapter will help you gain valuable experience managing finances, people, projects and deadlines - perfect leadership skills to highlight on your resume! Collegiate chapters focus on professional development, community service and fundraising as well hosting activities like Marketing Week, with marketing speakers, etiquette dinners, open houses and more." The CSB|SJU AMA Chapter will be presenting on our projects, events and accomplishments over the past year. Our trip to New Orleans to compete in the AMA Collegiate Conference brought us home with 3 awards including: Outstanding Community Service, Best Event for AMA Saves Lives and Honorable Mention for Marketing Week. Our chapter continues to grow in size and success each year. Find out how you can become involved. Membership in the AMA connects you to marketers across all specialties to collaborate, network, gain practical experience and empower your career. You’ll get industry knowledge and insights along with everyday resources that will help you in the classroom and beyond. The CSB|SJU Collegiate chapter will help you gain valuable experience managing finances, people, projects and deadlines - perfect leadership skills to highlight on your resume! Collegiate chapters focus on professional development, community service and fundraising as well hosting activities like Marketing Week, with marketing speakers, etiquette dinners, open houses and more. Military Science Schedule
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