BIO
Lucas Van Horn is pursuing a Ph.D. in Human Functioning and Rehabilitation Science at the University of Vermont. He holds an M.S. in Exercise Science from West Chester University and a B.S. in Exercise Science from Shippensburg University.
Over the past three years, Lucas served as a lecturer at Norwich University, where he taught courses in Exercise and Health Science and maintained a strong undergraduate research program. He recently joined the faculty at DeSales University in the Department of Sport and Exercise Physiology.
Lucas’s primary research interests focus on the chronic effects of concussions on muscle activation and postural stability.
Bio
Lucas Van Horn is pursuing a Ph.D. in Human Functioning and Rehabilitation Science at the University of Vermont. He holds an M.S. in Exercise Science from West Chester University and a B.S. in Exercise Science from Shippensburg University.
Over the past three years, Lucas served as a lecturer at Norwich University, where he taught courses in Exercise and Health Science and maintained a strong undergraduate research program. He recently joined the faculty at DeSales University in the Department of Sport and Exercise Physiology.
Lucas’s primary research interests focus on the chronic effects of concussions on muscle activation and postural stability.