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CURRICULUM VITAE
Christopher D. Black, Ph.D.
October, 2012
Assistant Professor
Department of Health, Exercise Science, and Recreation Management
University of Mississippi
Oxford, MS 38655
Home: 706-***-****
Office: 706-***-****
Email: *******@*******.***
Education
Degree: Doctor of Philosophy
Major Area: Exercise Physiology
Institution: The University of Georgia; Athens, GA
Begun: August 2003 (GPA 4.00)
Date conferred: August 2007
Major Professor: Gary Dudley and Kevin McCully
Dissertation Title: Determinants of Exercise Induced Skeletal Muscle Injury Following
Eccentric Exercise
Degree: Master of Arts
Major Area: Exercise Physiology
Institution: The University of Georgia; Athens, GA
Begun: August 2001
Date Conferred: August 2003 (GPA 4.00)
Major Professor: Kevin McCully
Thesis Title: Effects of Four Weeks of Increased Physical Activity in Individuals
with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
Degree: Bachelor of Arts (Magna cum laude)
Major Area: Biology
Institution: Hendrix College; Conway, AR
Begun: September 1996
Date Conferred: May 2000 (GPA 3.91)
Professional Experience
August 2011-present: University of Mississippi, Oxford, MS
Assistant Professor
Department of Health, Exercise Science, and Recreation Management
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August 2008-August 2011: Georgia College and State University, Milledgeville, GA
Assistant Professor
Department of Kinesiology
August 2007-July 2008: The University of Georgia, Athens, GA
Post-Doctoral Research Fellow
Department of Kinesiology
August 2001-August 2007: The University of Georgia, Athens, GA
Graduate Teaching/Research Assistant
Department of Exercise Science/Kinesiology
Teaching Experience
Assistant Professor; University of Mississippi
Fall 2012
ES 348: Physiology of Exercise
ES 611: Exercise Physiology I
Summer 2012
ES 348: Physiology of Exercise
Spring 2012
ES 456: Exercise Testing and Prescription
ES 618: Advanced Muscle Physiology
Fall 2011
ES 391: Trends and Topics in Exercise Science (Physical Activity and Health)
ES 611: Exercise Physiology I (Graduate)
Assistant Professor; Georgia College and State University
Summer 2011
KINS 3223: Biomechanics (On-line)
HSCS 2823: Human Physiology
Spring 2011
KINS 3223: Biomechanics
KINS 3272: Clinical Experiences in Exercise Science II
KINS 6833: Special Topics in Kinesiology
Fall 2010
KINS 3203: Physiology of Exercise
KINS 3403: Motor Behavior
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KINS 3212: Clinical Experiences in Exercise Science I
KINS 4803: Special Topics: Physical Activity and Health
Summer 2010
KINS 3223: Biomechanics (On-line)
KINS 3203: Physiology of Exercise
Spring 2010
KINS 3262: Exercise Testing for Normal and Special Populations
KINS 6653: Sports Nutrition (On-line)
KINS 6833: Special Topics in Kinesiology
KINS 3272: Clinical Experiences in Exercise Science II
KINS 4823: Independent Study: Kinesiology
Fall 2009
KINS 3203: Physiology of Exercise
KINS 3233: Methods of Resistance Training
KINS 4803: Special Topics: Physical Activity and Health
KINS 6603: Performance Physiology
Summer 2009
BIOL 2170: Anatomy and Physiology II
HEEX 3250: Biomechanics (On-line)
HLTH 490: Internship
Spring 2009
HEEX 4200: Exercise Testing for Normal and Special Populations
HLTH 470C: Special Topics: Physical Activity and Health
KINS 6800: Special Topics: Kinesiology
KINS 6650: Design and Implementation of Strength and Conditioning Programs
HEEX 4800: Practicum IV
HLTH 480C: Independent Study
Fall 2008
HEEX 3000: Physiology of Exercise
HEEX 4300: Principles of Strength and Conditioning
PHED 3610: Human Motor Development
HEEX 3700: Practicum I
Graduate Teaching Assistant; The University of Georgia ( Instructor of Record)
EXRS 3700, Applied Exercise Physiology (Fall 2006)
EXRS 4690, Exercise Physiology I (Spring 2005)
EXRS 4630, Exercise Physiology II (Spring 2004)
PEDB 1400, Weight Training (Fall 2001, Spring 2002, Fall 2002, Spring 2003, Summer
2003)
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PEDB 1230, Beginning Racquetball (Fall 2001, Spring 2002, Fall 2002, Spring 2003)
PEDB 1240, Intermediate Racquetball (Spring 2003)
PEDB 1260, Softball (Fall 2001)
PEDB 1120, Beginning Golf (Fall 2003)
Scholarships/Awards
Georgia College and State University
2010-2011 Excellence in Scholarship Award 2011
(GCSU Foundation)
Carnation Professor Award 2010
(Phi Mu Fraternity)
Crown Professor Award College of Health Sciences 2009
(Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority)
The University of Georgia (Post-Doctoral Fellow)
American Pain Society Young Investigator Travel Award 2008
The University of Georgia (Masters/Doctoral Student)
Graduate Teaching/Research Assistant 2001-2007
Graduate School Dissertation Completion Award 2006-2007
Louise Kindig Research Award 2006-2007
(Best doctoral research proposal)
Achievement Reward for College Scientist (ARCS) Foundation
Scholarship: Atlanta Chapter
(Outstanding Biomedical and Health Science Graduate Student) 2005-2007
Graduate School Travel Award 2004, 2006
Kinesiology Department Travel Award 2004, 2006
Hendrix College
Phi Beta Kappa 2000
Chairman Scholarship 1996-2000
Robert C. Byrd Honor Scholarship 1996-2000
Professional Membership
Phi Beta Kappa 2000 - present
ACSM (American College of Sports Medicine) 2003 - present
Grant Experience
University of Mississippi
School of Applied Sciences Summer Research Grant
The contribution of changes in spinal excitability to force loss following exercise-induced
muscle damage. (Chris Black, P.I.)
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Status: Funded ($9,500) Summer 2012
Georgia College and State University
GCSU Faculty Research Grant
Effects of the battling ropes training system on excess-post exercise oxygen consumption
and blood lactate. (Chris Black, Co-P.I.)
Status: Funded ($1500) Fall 2010
Relationship among running economy, lactate threshold and distance running
performance. (Chris Black, P.I.)
Status: Funded ($1000) Fall 2009
The effects of delayed-onset muscle pain on maximal and submaximal exercise
performance and quadriceps muscle activation, (Chris Black, P.I.)
Status: Not funded ($7500) Spring 2009
Effects of walking versus driving to and from class on daily physical activity in GCSU
students, (Chris Black, P.I.)
Status: Not funded ($700) Spring 2009
The effects of inflammatory muscle pain on exercise performance,(Chris Black, P.I)
Status: Funded ($950) for Fall 2008 to Summer 2009
Exploring admission and attrition in athletic training, (Kirk Armstrong, P.I.; Chris Black,
Co-P.I.)
Status: Funded ($750) for Fall 2008 to Spring 2009
University of Georgia
University of Georgia Intramural Funds
UGA-Shepherd Center, Vascular health in spinal cord injured patients, (Kevin McCully,
P.I.), 2003
Aim: Compare arterial size and health between the arms and legs of individuals with
complete spinal cord injuries.
Role: Aided in experimental design and assisted in data collection and analysis.
National Institute of Health
The role of skeletal muscle blood flow in chronic fatigue syndrome. (Kevin McCully, P.I.)
Aim: Determine the role of muscle blood flow and increased physical activity on
muscle function and fatigue in patients with clinically diagnosed chronic fatigue
syndrome. effects of increased physical activity on fatigue, mood, and
cardiovascular measures in patients clinically diagnosed with chronic fatigue
syndrome.
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Role: Aided in experimental design, and carried out a study (Master Thesis) to
determine the effects of increased physical activity on fatigue, mood, and
cardiovascular measures in patients clinically diagnosed with chronic fatigue
syndrome.
Muscle blood flow and spinal cord injury (Gary Dudley, P.I.; Kevin McCully Co-P.I.)
Aim: Determine the time course of changes in muscle fatigue, arterial size/health,
and muscle function in response to resistance training of the knee extensors in
individuals with a spinal cord injury
Role: Aided in experimental design, supervised resistance training, assisted in data
collection and analysis.
Skeletal muscle plasticity, fitness, and health (Gary Dudley, P.I.)
Aim: Determine the effects of 6 months of resistance training on knee extensor
muscle size, glucose tolerance, and maximal oxygen uptake in individuals with a
spinal cord injury. Secondary aims were to determine the optimal stimulation
parameters for maximizing force production and work while limiting fatigue and
muscle injury.
Role: Aided in experimental design, supervised resistance training, assisted in data
collection and analysis. Primarily responsible for experimental designs, data
collection, and data analysis for studies aimed at determining optimal stimulation
parameters to limit fatigue and injury.
Procter & Gamble Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Unilateral lower limb suspension and its effects on voluntary strength, skeletal muscle size
and composition (Gary Dudley, P.I.)
Aim: Determine the time course of changes in lower limb size, strength, and
composition in response to fours weeks of unloading via unilateral lower-limb
suspension
Role: Study coordinator. Responsible for experimental design, subject recruitment,
and supervised all data collection and analysis.
McCormick Science Institute
Effects of consumption of selected dietary spices on health and performances outcomes (Pat
O Connor. P.I.)
Aim: Determine the effects of a single and multiple does of the dietary spice ginger
on pain, inflammation, and muscle function following eccentric exercise as well as
leg pain, exertion, and oxygen consumption during and following submaximal
cycling exercise
Role: Post-Doctoral Fellow. Contributed to experimental design, responsible for
subject recruitment, data collection, and data analysis.
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Professional Service
Manuscript Reviewer
Physiotherapy Theory and Practice (2006)
International Journal of Sport Nutrition and Exercise Metabolism (2008)
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (2008)
Journal of Psychosomatic Research (2009)
Journal of Applied Physiology (2009, 2010)
Phytotherapy Research (2009, 2010)
Molecules (2010)
Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmacology (2010)
Journal of Medicinal Food (2011)
Rheumatology (2011)
European Journal of Sport Sciences (2011)
Journal of Caffeine Research (2011)
Research Quarterly in Exercise Science (2011, 2012)
Clinical Journal of Pain (2011, 2012)
The Journal of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine (2012)
Trainiology (2012)
Academic Accreditation
Clayton State University Health and Fitness Management Academic Advisory Board
COAES Accreditation Board (2009-present)
University Service (University of Mississippi)
University Travel Grant Committee 2012-present
Search Committee Member: Exercise Science Instructor 2011-2012
Ad Hoc Committee Member: Comprehensive Exam Review 2011-2012
Co-Advisor to Exercise Science Club 2011-present
University Service (Georgia College and State University)
Search Committee Chair: Exercise Science Faculty Position 2010
Co-Advisor to Exercise Science Club 2008- 2011
Department of Kinesiology: Evaluation and Assessment Committee 2008 - 2011
College of Health Sciences: Bylaws Committee (Chair 2010-2011) 2008 - 2011
Georgia College and State University: Institutional Review Board 2009 - 2011
GCSU President s Scholars Competition Interviewer 2008 - 2011
Doctoral Committee Membership (University of Mississippi)
Sheryl Chatfield
Role: Committee Members
Webb Smith
Role: Committee Member
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Nicole Dabbs
Role: Committee Member
Charles Allen
Role: Committee Member
Thesis Committee Membership
Natasha Dinsmore (Expected Graduation: Summer 2013). Role: Committee Chair
Brandon Tynes (Graduated: May 2012) The Influence of Localized Inflammation on
Pressure Pain Threshold Following Fatiguing Exercise Role: Committee Chair
Justin Pickham (Expected Graduation: 2013) The Effects of Rope Diameter on Anaerobic
Metabolism During Battling Ropes Training Role: Committee Member
Andrew Hutchins (Expected Graduation: December 2012) Excess Post-Exercise Oxygen
Consumption and Peak Blood Lactate Following a Maximal Bout with the Battling Ropes
Power Wave Role: Committee Member
Elizabeth Hathaway (Graduated May 2012) Assessing Physical Activity and Fatigue
Levels in Cancer Survivors Role: Committee Member
Kori Pickowitz (Graduated: 2011) The Reliability of Pressure Pain Threshold and Pain
Tolerance in College Aged Males Role: Committee Chair
Carla Graves (Graduated: 2011) The Effects of Manual Stretching and Foam Roll
Myofascial Release Techniques on Hamstring Flexibility Role: Committee Member
Whitney Bailey (Graduated: 2011) Prevalence of Eating Disorders Among Division II
Female College Athletes Role: Committee Member
Richard Dobson (Graduated: 2010) The Relationship Among Running Economy, Lactate
Threshold and Distance Running Performance Role: Committee Chair
Clayton Kuklick (Graduated: 2010) Effects of 4 Weeks of Training with the Battling
Ropes Training System on Peak Oxygen Consumption and Pitch Velocity Role:
Committee Chair
Brian Sibenaller (Graduated: 2010) Relationship Between Balance and Agility in College
Athletes Role: Committee Member
Joseph Wilson (Graduated: 2009) Functional Movement Screening in College Athletes
Role: Committee Member
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Christopher Bailey (Graduated: 2009) Physiological Responses to the Battling Ropes
Training System Role: Committee Member
Supervision of Exercise Science Practicum/Independent Study Students
Kristin Casagrand (Fall 2012)
Robert Vondy (Fall 2012)
Ben Angle (Summer 2012)
Alex Gonglach (Summer 2012)
Ashleigh Elkins (Spring 2012)
Douglass Pearson (Spring 2012)
Sam Wilson (Spring 2012)
Jeremy Daniel (Spring 2012)
Alex Underwood (Spring 2012)
Alex Gonglach (Fall-Spring 2011-2012)
Katie Rich (Spring 2011)
Josh Dunn (Spring 2011)
Julianna Stradely (Spring 2011)
Jeff Salatino (Spring 2010)
Supervision of Undergraduate Honors Projects
Justin Hill (Fall 2012-); Role: Chair
Kacie Childers (Spring 2012); Role: Committee Member
Julia Borland (Fall-Spring 2010-2011); Role: Chair
Jessica Sethman (Fall-Spring 2010-2011); Role Chair
Kristen Vick (Fall-Spring 2009-2012): Role Chair
Articles in Peer-Reviewed Journals
Black, C.D. and Dobson, R.M. Prior Eccentric Exercise Augments Muscle Pain and
Perception of Effort During Cycling Exercise. Clin. J Pain (In Press) Accepted: Jun. 6,
2012
Black, C.D. and Dobson, R.M. Prior Eccentric Exercise Reduces VO2 Peak and
Ventilatory Threshold, but Does Not Alter Movement Economy During Cycling Exercise.
J of Strength and Cond Res 26(9):2530 2537, 2012
Dobson, R.M., Martino, M., and Black, C.D. The Relationship Among Running Economy,
Lactate Threshold and Distance Running Performance J of Aus Strength and Cond; 2011
Dec; 19(4):14-24
Black, C.D. and O Connor, P.J. Acute Effects of Ginger on Muscle Pain and Disability
Induced by Eccentric Exercise. Phytother Res. 2010 Nov;24(11):1620-6
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Black, C.D., Herring M.P., Hurley D.J., and O Connor, P.J. Ginger Supplementation
Attenuates Muscle Pain and Dysfunction Induced Eccentric Exercise. J Pain. 2010
Sep;11(9):894-903
Gorgey, A., Black, C.D., Elder, E.P., and Dudley, G.A. Effects of Electrical Stimulation
Parameters on Specific Torque and Muscle Fatigue J Orthop Sports Phys Ther. 2009
Sep;39(9):684-92.
Black, C.D. and O Connor, P.J. Acute Effects of Dietary Ginger on Quadriceps Muscle
Pain During Moderate Intensity Cycling Exercise" Int J Sport Nutr Exerc Metab. 2008 Dec;
18 (6): 653-664
Stoner, L., Sabatier, M.J., Black, C.D., and McCully, K.K. Occasional Cigarette Smoking
Chronically Affects Arterial Function Ultrasound Med Bio. 2008 Sept 15.
Black, C.D. and McCully, K.K. Muscle Injury after Repeated-Bouts of Voluntary and
Electrically Stimulated Exercise. Med Sci Sports Exerc. 2008 Sept; 40 (9): 1605-1615
Black, C.D. and McCully, K.K. Force Per Active Area and Muscle Injury During
Electrically Stimulated Contractions. Med Sci Sports Exerc. 2008 Sept; 40 (9):1596-1604
Black, C.D., Elder, C.P., Gorgey, A., and Dudley, G.A. High Specific Torque is Related to
Lengthening Contraction Induced Skeletal Muscle Injury J. Appl Physiol. 2008 Mar;
104(3): 639-47
Elder, C.P., Mahoney, E.T., Black, C.D., Slade, J.M., and Dudley, G.A. Oxygen cost of
dynamic and isometric skeletal muscle contractions. Dynamic Medicine. 2006 Sept. 11:
5:9
Kendall, T., Black, C.D., Elder, C.P., Gorgey, A., and Dudley, G.A. Determining the
extent of neural activation during maximal effort. Med Sci Sports Exerc. 2006 Aug;
38(8):1470-5.
Black, C.D. and McCully K.K. Time course of exercise induced alterations in daily
activity in chronic fatigue syndrome. Dynamic Medicine. 2005 Oct 28;4:10.
Sabatier, M.J., Stoner, L., Mahoney, E.T., Black, C., Elder, C., Dudley, G.A., and McCully,
K.K. Electrically-stimulated resistance training in SCI individuals increases muscle
fatigue resistance but not femoral artery size or blood flow. Spinal Cord. 2005 Sept 13, 1-7
Mahoney, E.T., Bickel, C.S., Elder, C., Black, C., Slade, J.M., Apple, D., and Dudley,
G.A. Changes in skeletal muscle size and glucose tolerance with electrically stimulated
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resistance training in individuals with chronic spinal cord injury. Archives of Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation. 2005 Jul;86(7):1502-4.
Black, C.D., O Connor, P.J., McCully, K.K. Increased daily physical activity and fatigue
symptoms in chronic fatigue syndrome. Dynamic Medicine. 2005 Mar 03; 4(1):3.
Castellano, V., Olive, J.L., Stoner, L., Black, C., and McCully, K.K. Blood flow response
to a postural challenge in older men and women. Dynamic Medicine. 2004 Jan 16;3(1):1
Black, C.D., Vickerson, B., and McCully, K.K. Noninvasive assessment of vascular
function in the posterior tibial artery of healthy humans. Dynamic Medicine. 2003 Feb
11;2(1):1.
Textbook Chapters
Muscle Pain During and Following Exercise. Oxford Handbook of Exercise Psychology.
Editor: Edmund Acevedo. 2012
Manuscripts in Non Peer-Reviewed Journals
Black, C.D. and O Connor, P.J. Ginger: A Spice That Can Reign in Pain. Sports,
Cardiovascular, and Wellness Nutrition Pulse. Spring 2010, 29(2): 1-4
McCully, K.K. and Black, C.D. Measuring an activity limit in CFS patients. The CFS
Research Review. Summer 2005 6:(2), 12-15
Manuscripts Under Review
Black, C.D. Effects of Caffeine on Muscle Pain, Motor-Unit Activation, and Cycling
Performance. Submitted to European Journal of Applied Physiology (July 2012).
Invited Professional Presentations
Black, C.D. (2009) The Effects of Ginger on Muscle Pain, Inflammation and Function
ACSM Annual Research Conference. (Invited Oral Symposium)
Black, C.D. (2008) Overtraining: Causes, Monitoring, and Training Adaptations.
Southeast Regional National Strength and Conditioning Association Clinic (Invited Oral
Tutorial).
Black, C.D. (2006). Skeletal muscle, electrical stimulation, and rehabilitation from spinal
cord injury. UGA Biomedical Health Science Institute Fall Retreat (Invited Oral
Presentation).
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Black, C.D. (2006) Electrical Stimulation and Skeletal Muscle Injury. Shepherd Center
Cookies and Research Day (Invited Oral Presentation).
Professional Abstract Presentations
Sabatier, M.J. and Black, C.D. (2012) Exercise-Induced Quadriceps Injury Disrupts Lower
Body EMG Activity During Downslope Walking. Society for Neuroscience Annual
Meeting (poster)
Black, C.D. (2012). Caffeine Enhances Time-Trial Performance and Preserves Muscle
Activation During Leg, But Not Arm Cycling Exercise. American College of Sports
Medicine Annual Meeting (poster)
Sabatier, M.J., Black, C.D., Luallen, M., Aylor, K., and Drew, S. (2012) Heterogenic
Effect of Exercise Induced Quadriceps Muscle Damage on Ankle Kinematics and Step
Cycle Timing During Slope Walking. American College of Sports Medicine Annual
Meeting (poster)
Martino, M.A., Sibenaller, B., Black, C.D., and Butler, S. (2011) The Relationship
Between Balance and Agility in Collegiate Athletes. National Strength and Conditioning
Association Annual Meeting (poster presentation)
Black, C.D. (2011) The Effects of Caffeine on Muscle Pain During Arm and Leg
Cycling." American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting (poster)
Sethman, J, Borland, J, and Black, C.D. (2011) Effects of Caffeine on Cycling Time-Trial
Performance. Georgia College and State University Student Research Conference (oral
presentation)
Black, C.D., Vick, K., and Salatino, J.M. (2010) Quadriceps Muscle Injury and Delayed-
Onset Pain Reduces Peak Exercise Performance. American College of Sports Medicine
Annual Meeting (poster)
Sibenaller, B., Black, C.D., and Martino, M. (2010) The Relationship Between Balance
and Agility in Collegiate Athletes. Georgia College and State University Student Research
Conference (oral presentation)
Pickowitz, K.E., and Black, C.D. (2010) The Effects of Caffeine on Muscle Pain During
Arm and Leg Exercise. Georgia College and State University Student Research Conference
(oral presentation)
Vick, K.E., Anderson, S.M., and Black, C.D. (2010) Atrophy of Muscle in Response to 4
Weeks of Unilateral Lower-Limb Suspension. Georgia College and State University
Student Research Conference (oral presentation)
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Dobson, R.M.and Black, C.D. (2010) The Relationship Among Running Economy,
Lactate Threshold and Distance Running Performance. Georgia College and State
University Student Research Conference (oral presentation)
Kuklick, C., Martino, M., and Black, C.D. (2010) Effects of 4 Weeks of Training with the
Battling Ropes Training System on Peak Oxygen Consumption and Pitch Velocity Georgia
College and State University Student Research Conference (oral presentation)
Black, C.D. (2010) Effects of Exercise Induced Muscle Injury on Muscle Pain, Perceived
Exertion, and Physiological Responses to Submaximal Exercise. Southeast Regional
American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting (poster)
Bailey, C., Martino, M. Black, C.D., Butler, S. (2010) Physiological and Metabolic
Responses Associated with the Battling Ropes Training System. Southeast Regional
American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting (poster)
Wilson, J.D., Armstrong, K.J., Martino, M.A., and Black, C.D. (2010) Functional
Movement Screen: Identifying Muscle Asymmetries through Sports Participation
Southeast Regional National Athletic Training Association Educators Conference (poster)
Armstrong, K.J., Luke, J.M., Martino, M.A., Black, C.D. (2010) Exploring Admission and
Attrition in Athletic Training Education Southeast Regional National Athletic Training
Association Educators Conference (poster)
Salatino, J.M., Vick, K., and Black, C.D. (2009) Quadriceps Muscle Injury and Delayed-
Onset Pain Reduces Maximal Oxygen Consumption. COPLAC (Council of Public Liberal
Arts Colleges) Regional Student Research Conference (poster)
Black, C.D., Herring, M.P., Hurley, D.J., and O Connor, P.J. (2009) Ginger
Supplementation Attenuates Muscle Pain and Dysfunction Following Eccentric Exercise
ACSM Annual research conference (poster)
Herring, M.P., Black, C.D., Magee, L., and O Connor, P.J. (2009) Steamed Ginger
Supplementation Reduces Pain Following Eccentric Exercise-Induced Injury ACSM
Annual research conference (poster)
Salatino, J.M., Vick, K., and Black, C.D. (2009) Quadriceps Muscle Injury and Delayed-
Onset Pain Reduces Maximal Oxygen Consumption. Georgia College and State University
Student Research Conference (poster)
Bailey, C., Black, C.D., Martino M. (2009) Physiological and Metabolic Characteristics
Associated with the Battling Ropes Training System. Georgia College and State University
Student Research Conference (oral presentation)
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Wilson, J.D., Luke, J., Black, C.D., Armstong, K., and Martino, M. (2009) Functional
Movement Georgia College and State University Student Research Conference (oral
presentation)
Knight, M., Henry, D., Black, C.D., O Connor, P.J. (2008) The Effects of Chronic
Consumption of Ginger on Muscle Pain and Prosteglandin Synthesis after Eccentric
Exercise Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minority Students (poster)
Knight, M., Henry, D., Black, C.D., O Connor, P.J. (2008) The Effects of Chronic
Consumption of Ginger on Muscle Pain and Prosteglandin Synthesis after Eccentric
Exercise UGA Summer Undergraduate Research Program (poster)
Black, C.D. and McCully, K.K. (2008) Determinants of Muscle Injury Following
Electrically Stimulated Contractions. ACSM Annual research conference (poster)
Black, C.D. and O Connor, P.J. (2008) Short Term Effects of 2-grams of Dietary Ginger
on Muscle Pain, Inflammation, and Disability Induced by Eccentric Exercise. American
Pain Society 2008 Annual Scientific Meeting (poster).
Black, C.D. and McCully, K.K. (2007) Determinants of Muscle Injury Following
Electrically Stimulated Contractions. Shepherd Center Research Day (poster)
Black, C.D., Elder, C., and Dudley, G.A. (2006) The role of force production in skeletal
muscle injury. UGA Biomedical Health Science Institute Fall Retreat (poster).
Elder, C.P., Mahoney, E.T., Black, C.D., Slade, J.M., and Dudley, G.A. (2006) Oxygen
cost of dynamic and isometric skeletal muscle contractions. UGA Biomedical Health
Science Institute Fall Retreat (poster).
Black, C.D., Elder, C., and Dudley, G.A. (2006) The role of force production in skeletal
muscle injury. ACSM Annual research conference (poster).
Kendall, T., Black, C.D., Elder, C., Gorgey, A., Dudley, G.A. (2006) Determining the
extent of neural activation during maximal effort. ACSM Annual research conference
(poster).
Elder, C., Black, C.D., and Dudley, G.A. FACSM. (2006) The effect of electrical
stimulation frequency on activated skeletal muscle and specific tension. ACSM Annual
research conference (poster).
Black, C.D., Elder, C., and Dudley, G.A. (2005) The in vivo role of force production in
skeletal muscle injury in humans. 2005 Workshop on Investigation of Human Muscle
Function In Vivo (poster)
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Stoner, L., Sabatier, M., Black, C.D, and McCully, K.K. (2005) Effects of acute cigarette
smoking on shear rate-arterial responsiveness in young occasional smokers. 2005
Workshop on Investigation of Human Muscle Function In Vivo (poster).
Sabatier, M., Stoner, L., Mahoney, E. T., Black, C.D., Elder, C., Dudley, G.A., and
McCully, K.K. (2005). Resistance training increases fatigue resistance but not artery size
or function in individuals with SCI. ACSM Annual research conference (poster).
Mahoney, E.T., Bickel, C.S., Slade, J.M. Elder, C., Black, C.D., and Dudley, G.A. FACSM
(2005). Muscle size after 24 weeks of electrically stimulated resistance training in
individuals with spinal cord injury. ACSM Annual research conference (poster)
Stoner, L., Sabatier, M., Mahoney, E., Black, C.D., Elder, C., Dudley, G., and McCully,
K.K. (2005) Electrical stimulation resistance training improves lower leg arterial health in
chronic SCI patients. ACSM Annual research conference. (poster).
Stoner, L., Sabatier, M., Mahoney, E., Black, C.D., Elder, C., Dudley, G., and McCully, K.
(2005) Electrical stimulation resistance training improves lower leg arterial health in
chronic SCI patients. UGA Biomedical and Health Sciences Institute Symposium (poster)
Mahoney, E.T., Bickel, C.S., Slade, J.M. Elder, C., Black, C.D., and Dudley, G.A. (2004)
Muscle size and glucose tolerance after 12 weeks of electrically stimulated resistance
training in chronic SCI patients. UGA Biomedical and Health Sciences Institute
Symposium (poster)
Black, C.D. and McCully, K.K. (2004) Four weeks of increased physical activity did not
improve fatigue symptoms in individuals with chronic fatigue syndrome. ACSM Annual
research conference (poster)
Black, C.D. and McCully, K.K. (2004) Effects of four weeks of increased physical activity
in individuals with chronic fatigue syndrome. SEACSM regional research conference.
(poster)
Stoner, L., Sabatier, M., Black, C.D., and McCully, K.K. (2004). The acute effects of
cigarette smoking of vascular reactivity and vascular tone. ACSM Annual research
conference (poster).
Sabatier, M., Stoner, L., Mahoney, E., Black, C.D., Elder, C., Dudley, G.A., and McCully,
K.K. (2004) Electrically-stimulated resistance training in individuals with SCI increases
muscle fatigue resistance but not artery size or blood flow. UGA Biomedical and Health
Sciences Institute Symposium (poster).
Castellano, V., Olive, J., Stoner, L., Black, C., and McCully, K. (2003) The effect of
physical capacity on cardiovascular control in the elderly. ACSM Annual research
conference (oral presentation)
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