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职称:Professor
所属学校:University of Florida
所属院系:College of Health and Human Performance
所属专业:Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences, General
联系方式:(352) 294-1814
Christine Stopka, Ph.D., has spent the past three decades with the College of Health and Human Performance, principally focusing on community-based participatory research, teaching and service. Shortly after her arrival in 1982, Stopka established the athletic training and sports medicine undergraduate and graduate specializations, the Student Injury Care Center and the athletic training community outreach program serving high schools in three counties in North Central Florida, plus P.K. Yonge and Santa Fe Community College. Simultaneously, she established the special physical education and exercise therapy specializations and the UF Special Physical Education and Exercise Therapy Lab, along with the special physical education/exercise therapy community outreach program, providing adapted physical activity services to more than 50 schools, centers, sites and events each semester. In addition, since the early 1990s, she has directed the UF Adapted Aquatics teaching program serving Gainesville children and youth with disabilities. Throughout her distinguished career, Stopka has more than 300 publications, the most recent being the fifth edition of her book, Applied Special Physical Education and Exercise Therapy. In addition, Stopka has been invited to speak at more than 300 state, national and international conferences regarding adapted physical activity and sports medical topics and has generated more than $2.5 million in funding. For her dedication to her field, Stopka has received more than 80 honors at the state, regional, national and international levels. She has won HHP Teacher of the Year two times, and she has been recognized by the University of Florida by receiving the President’s Humanitarian Award, as well as the University of Florida Superior Accomplishment Award. In 2007, she received the “Athletic Training Service Award” from the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, as well as the “William A. Hillman Distinguished Service Award” from the National Consortium on Physical Education and Recreation for Individuals with Disabilities. In 2008, she received the “University-Wide, UF Teacher of the Year Award,” the Departmental “Faculty Teaching Award,” and the College’s Inaugural “Charles S. Williams Distinguished Service Award.”
2002 to present University of F lorida, Full Professor, Adapted Physical Activity, including Exercise Therapy & Adapted Physical Activity . Graduate Coordinator, May 2014 - P resent. 1986 to 2002 University of Florida, Associate Professor of Special Physical Education and Athletic Train ing specialization areas. Program Director for the NATA Approved Graduate Education Program in Athletic Training and the UF Student Injury Care Center (through December 1992); Director, UF Exercise Therapy/Special PE Lab; Department Intern Coordinator (19 96 - 1998). Department Undergraduate Coordinator (199 9 - 2003). 1982 to 1986 University of Florida, Assistant Professor of Special Physical Education and Athletic Training supporting areas. Director of the UF Student Injury Care Center; Director o f the UF Special Physical Education Laboratory. 1981 to 1982 East Carolina University , Assistant Professor of Special Physical Education. Director of the Special Physical Education Laboratory. 1980 to 1981 University of Virginia , Instruct or of Anatomy, Kinesiology and Analysis of Movement.
