Timothy Musch

Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine

Appointed as an Associate Member of the Graduate Faculty of The Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine on July 22, 1988.

Graduate and Medical Student Courses Taught:

1.  Medical (Human) Physiology 520 (710) - Medical physiology course taught to first year medical students.

2.  Medical (Human) Physiology 523 (704) - Computer Simulated Cardiovascular Control Laboratory and Cardiovascular/Respiratory Physiology Animal Laboratory. 

3.  Medical Physiology 567 - Advanced Exercise Physiology.

4.  Medical Physiology 797 - The Physiology and Biochemistry of Exercise.

Kansas State University College of Arts and Science & College of Human Ecology

Appointed as a Member of the Graduate Faculty of Kansas State University College of Arts and Science on November 19, 1993.

Undergraduate and Graduate Student Courses Taught:

1.  Kinesiology 335 (Undergraduate course; Course Coordinator) - Exercise Physiology.

            Course focuses on basic biochemical and physiological responses to acute and chronic exercise.

2.  Kinesiology 336 (Undergraduate course) - Exercise Physiology Laboratory Course.  Course is the complementary laboratory course for Kinesiology 335 that focuses on basic biochemical and physiological responses to acute and chronic exercise

3.  Kinesiology 796 (Graduate course) - Therapeutic Use of Exercise in the Treatment of Disease.  Course focuses on the pathophysiology of various disease states, how the pathophysiology affects the physiological response to exercise and how exercise may or may not be used a therapeutic modality.

4.  Kinesiology 800 (Graduate course) - Advanced Exercise Physiology.  Course focuses on basic cardiovascular and skeletal muscle physiology and the responses to acute and chronic exercise.

5.  Kinesiology 801 (Graduate course) – Physical Activity: Physiology to Public Health Impact. Course focuses on the study of physical activity and its impact on public health across levels of analysis from basic exercise physiology to social ecology.

6.  Kinesiology 815 (Graduate course) - Research Methods. Course focuses the development of basic research methodology for graduate students in the area of exercise science.

7.  Kinesiology 826 (Graduate course) – Advanced Cardiovascular Exercise Physiology & History of Scientific Discovery.

8.  Anatomy & Physiology 737 (Graduate & Veterinary Medical Physiology course; Presently Course Coordinator) - Course focuses on systems physiology and is part of the first-year curriculum for veterinary medical students.

9.  Anatomy & Physiology 747 (Graduate & Veterinary Medical Physiology course) – Course focuses on systems physiology and part of the first-year curriculum for veterinary medical students.

10. Anatomy & Physiology 807 - (Graduate & Veterinary Medical Physiology course) – Course focuses on systems physiology and part of the first-year curriculum for veterinary medical students.