Judy Knuth, M.S.
Education
Master of Science in exercise physiology, cardiac rehabilitation emphasis, Benedictine University, Lisle, IL
Bachelor of Science in physical education, health education option, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT
Additional Training
Registered Clinical Exercise Physiologist (RCEP), American College of Sports Medicine
Lifestyle Coach for Group Lifestyle Balance Program, Diabetes Prevention Program, University of Pittsburgh
CES
Research
Evaluation of teaching methods using hybrid high fidelity simulation compared to static manikins and student role-playing for teaching clinical skills to students in a clinical exercise physiology program. Develop and evaluate the delivery of the Group Lifestyle Balance™ program using trained student pharmacists and exercise physiologist students to deliver the program to the citizens in our communities, including rural and underserved areas.
Develop experiential learning activities for students in collaboration with community sites to serve residents who are interested in primary or secondary prevention of chronic disease.
Use exercise/physical activity to improve cognitive dysfunction which has resulted from side effects of treatment interventions.
Expertise: Rehabilitation of clients or patients who want to prevent or who have already been diagnosed with cardiovascular or metabolic diseases and cancer using exercise, physical activity and lifestyle modification as interventions.
Grants
“Group Lifestyle Balance Training Workshop Education Grant,”
NovoNordisk Educational Grant: $13,514 requested, $6,100 funded 4/2011
Lisa J. Woodard, Pharmacotherapy, College of Pharmacy
Judy Knuth, Nutrition Exercise and Physiology, College of Pharmacy
Project complete.
“Diabetes Community Health Education and Screening Study,” Washington State University Faculty Seed Grant: $10,000 requested, $7,500 awarded 8/2008
Lisa J. Woodard, Pharmacotherapy, College of Pharmacy
Douglas L. Weeks, Pharmacotherapy, College of Pharmacy
Judy Knuth, Exercise Physiology and Metabolism, College of Pharmacy
Janet Beary, Exercise Physiology and Metabolism, College of Pharmacy
Jennifer Polello, Inland Northwest Health Systems
Project complete.
Grants in development
“Diabetes Prevention in Pharmacies (The DPIP Project)”
Lisa J. Woodard, College of Pharmacy, Washington State University
Peggy Odegard, School of Pharmacy, University of Washington
Judy Knuth, College of Pharmacy, Washington State University
Jennifer Danielson, School of Pharmacy, University of Washington
Jennifer Polello, Inland Northwest Health Systems
Linda Garrelts Maclean, College of Pharmacy, Washington State University
Doug Weeks, Collage of Pharmacy, Washington State University
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Clinical Associate Professor
Nutrition & Exercise Physiology
judyknuth@wsu.edu
(509) 358-6721
Office: SCLS 261
P.O. Box 1495
Washington State University
Spokane, WA 99210-1495