Elizabeth Nagle

Elizabeth Nagle
School of Education
University of Pittsburgh
149 Trees Hall
Pittsburgh, PA 15260
PHONE: 412-648-8268
EMAIL: nagle@pitt.edu

Full Time Faculty - Assistant Professor

Fellow, American College of Sports Medicine, 6/2006
Ph.D., Exercise Physiology, University of Pittsburgh, 5/1/1999
M.S., Exercise Physiology, University of Arizona, 5/1/1992
B.S., Exercise & Sport Science, Pennsylvania State University
Certified Health Fitness Instructor Certification, American College of Sports Medicine

The effects of a 7-wk heavy elastic band and weight chain program on upper body strength and upper body power in a sample of Division 1-AA football players. Ghigiarelli, J., Nagle, E.F, Goss, F.L., Robertson, R.J., Irrgang, J., and Myslinski, T. Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research. [IN PRESS]

Mentoring the Future Health Fitness Professionsl [Under Review] Nagle, E.F., P.A. Pierce, L.M. Bernardo, K.L. Abt.American College of Sports Medicine Health Fitness Journal
Robertson, R.J., F.L. Goss., E.F. Nagle. Concurrrent muscle hurt and perceived exertion of children during resistance exercise. [In Review]
Boer, M.F., R. J. Robertson, M.T. Wilson, F.L. Goss, P.D. Kroboth, E.F. Nagle. Effects of different resistance exercise protcols on dehydroepiandrosterone, dehydroepiandrosterone-sulfate and cortisol in young adult men. [In preparation]
Lambright, G., E.F. Nagle. Use of Exercise to Battle Cancer-Related Fatigue. American College of Sports Medicine Health Fitness Journal[In preparation]

Aaron, D.J, R.J. Robertson, E.F. Nagle. Psycho-physiological influences on physical activity.
Presented at NIH Symposium: Mechanism of Physical Activity Behavior Change, 2007.
Bolgar, M., C. Baker, F. Goss, E. Nagle, R. Robertson. Effects of training status and exercise intensity on differentiated and undifferentiated ratings of perceived exertion.
Annual meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine, 2008.
Nagle, E.F., R.J. Robertson, D.A. Aaron Psycho-physiological influences on physical activity.
International Society for Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity Meeting, Banff Canada
Schafer, M, F.L. Goss, FACSM, R.J. Robertson, FACSM, E.F. Nagle, FACSM, K. Kim. Intensity Selection and Regulation using the OMNI Scale of Perceived Exertion during Intermittent Exercise.
Presented at Middle Atlantic American College of Sports Medicine and ACSM Annual Meeting

American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM)
- Attended Regional Meeting, November 2007
American Red Cross
- Health and Safety Committee Director, Aquatic School Seminar Volunteer Instructor
Faculty Senate Student Affairs Committee
- Charge is to examine student life and academic issues
International Journal of Aquatic Research and Education
- Manuscript Reviewer
Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise (MSSE)
- Manuscript Reviewer
National Institutes of Health (NIH)
- Mechanism of PHysical Activity Behavior Change Annual Meeting, November 2007
School of Education Governance Ad-Hoc Committee
- Charge to re-examine issue, by-laws and structure around school governance
University of Pittsburgh Health Advisory Task Force Committee
- Sponsored by School of Nursing. Charge is unite professional orgaizations for information sharing and collaboration in the areas of medicine and health

Aaron, D.(PI), R.J. Robertson, E. Nagle. Psychophysiological influences on physical activity. National Institute of Health. $1,469, 628
Co-Investigaor “Variations in Swimming Stroke Performances Throughout a Competitive Swimming Season in a Sample of Competitive College Swimmers” – funded by University of Pittsburgh School of Education ($1,500)