Faculty

Dr. Davis is a student -centered faculty that mentors based on best professional practice and the infusion of contemporary research. Dr. Davis's expertise within Exercise Science lies within Nutrition and Clinical Exercise Physiology.

Dr. Eldakar-Hein is the Senior Associate Dean for St. Luke's University Health Network/Lewis Katz School of Medicine Temple University and serves as the CAAHEP Medical Liaison for the Clinical Exercise Physiology Program. She is an internist and ethicist currently practicing hospital medicine with St. Luke's University Health Network.

Serves as Program Director for the MS in Exercise Science. Areas of specialty include Biomechanics, Strength and Conditioning and Motor Learning. Strong emphasis on student applied research experiences in the state-of-art Biomechanics Laboratory.

I teach courses related to exercise physiology, sport nutrition, sport performance, and the role of exercise in chronic disease management. My research interests include the etiology of fatigue during high-intensity intermittent exercise, the role of exercise in the prevention and management of obesity, and minimizing the deleterious effects of environmental extremes on physical activity.

Primary teaching responsibilities are Strength and Conditioning Theory, Exercise Physiology I, Exercise Physiology II Labs. Research interests include sports performance, resistance training, and repeat sprint training.

Dr. Munford is a Professor that teaches in the Undergraduate and Graduate Exercise Science Program in the areas of physiology and sport performance.

A student-centered faculty member that incorporates technology and hands-on activities to enhance the learning experience. He primarily teaches in the undergraduate program within the Exercise Science department which include Introduction to Exercise Science, Kinesiology: Applied Anatomy and Kinesiology: Mechanical Analysis.

Dr. Saker is a student-focused faculty member who uses practical-application, hands-on experiences utilizing modern technology, and contemporary research to progress students understanding and application of knowledge. He teaches undergraduate courses related to Sport Nutrition, Sport Performance, and Exercise Physiology.

Dr. Guers investigates how the cardiovascular system responds to internal and external stressors. He leads a student-centered research program engaging both undergraduate and graduate students in every stage of the scientific process, from data collection to publication. In the lab, he emphasizes independent, hands-on learning to prepare the next generation of researchers.

Dr. Craig is an allied health professional with expertise in designing and implementing exercise programs for diverse populations. Her research focuses on the application of evidence-based exercise interventions to support chronic disease management. She teaches student-centered undergraduate and graduate courses that emphasize applied learning in exercise assessment, prescription, and prevention.

Professor Jordan is a clinical faculty member who uses interactive experiences, practical application, and applied-contemporary research to prepare her students for their future medical careers and aspirations. She is a Clinical Exercise Physiologist at Lehigh Valley Health Network Pocono and teaches graduate and undergraduate courses related to Clinical Exercise Physiology.