The Department of Kinesiology offers two graduate programs: a Master of Science in Exercise Science and a Master of Science in Sports Management.
Culminating Projects from 2023
Comparison of Aerobic Base Training and High Intensity Race Pace Training for Cross-Country Runners: A Challenge of Tradition, Cheresa Bouley
Exercise Science: M.S. Thesis
Culminating Projects from 2021
Effective Athletic Administration: Leadership Characteristics, Theories and Shortcomings in Collegiate Athletic Administration, Brandon Snoberger
Special Studies: M.S. Starred Paper
Culminating Projects from 2017
Of Mirrors and Men, Christopher DeSpain
Special Studies: M.S. Thesis
The Effect of Resident Training in the Operating Room, Becca L. Gas
Exercise Science: M.S. Thesis
Promoting Wellness to a Rural Area through Recreation Facility and Programming, Tamara A. Salonen
Sports Management: M.S. Thesis
Culminating Projects from 2016
Can the Implementation of a Standardized Hip Adductor Muscle Strengthening Exercise Protocol Reduce Hip Adductor Muscle Strains for Division III Men's Ice Hockey Teams?, Benjamin St.Martin
Sports Management: M.S. Starred Paper
Identifying the Types of Physical Exercise that Help Individuals with Parkinson’s Disease Manage Their Symptoms: A Modified Delphi Study, Brian E. Traeger
Exercise Science: M.S. Thesis
Culminating Projects from 2015
Determining Hydration Using Serum Plasma Osmolality Following Consumption of Carbohydrate + Protein, and Carbohydrate Only Sports Drinks During 60km Cycling Time Trials, Thomas J. Ebnet
Exercise Science: M.S. Thesis
Does the Use of the Antagonist Facilitated Specialization and Oscillatory Training Methods Reduce Co-Activation and Improve Rate of Force Development to a Greater Extent than Traditional Methods?, Mathew Van Dyke
Exercise Science: M.S. Thesis
Is a High Core Temperature during Exercise Associated with Greater Post-exercise Muscle Damage?, Luke Weyrauch
Exercise Science: M.S. Thesis
Culminating Projects from 2014
Impacts of Collegiate Athletics on a University and their Potential Benefit to the overall University, Chad A. Eickhoff
Sports Management: M.S. Starred Paper
Effects of Caffeine on Reaction Time, Peak Muscle Power, and 30 Meter Sprint Time, Kasara Mahlmeister
Exercise Science: M.S. Thesis
Culminating Projects from 2012
Motivation and its Effect on Exercise Choice, Laura L. Seidenkranz
Sports Management: M.S. Thesis
Culminating Projects from 2010
Ice Hockey Injuries: Weber Type C Fibular Fracture in a Collegiate Hockey Player: A Case Report, Stefanie K. Arndt
Sports Management: M.S. Starred Paper
The Diminishing Role of Women Coaches in Female Athletics: North Dakota as Compared to National Trends, Brett M. Mayer
Sports Management: M.S. Thesis
Culminating Projects from 2009
Parenting Styles of Division I Men and Women Hockey Players in the WCHA, Jeffrey Giesen
Sports Management: M.S. Thesis
Glenohumeral Internal Rotation Deficit and Ulnar Collateral Ligament Injury in Baseball Pitchers, Cristina C. Nistler
Exercise Science: M.S. Starred Paper
Culminating Projects from 2008
Title IX and It's Effect on Collegiate Athletics, Holly J. Schmidtbauer
Sports Management: M.S. Starred Paper
Culminating Projects from 2006
A Historical View of St. Cloud State University Women's Athletics, Anne E. Abicht
Sports Management: M.S. Thesis
Culminating Projects from 2004
Burnout Factors of High School Basketball Coaches: An Analysis of Head Varsity Coaches in the State of Iowa, Spencer A. Esslinger
Sports Management: M.S. Thesis
Culminating Projects from 1997
The Effectiveness of a Strength and Conditioning Program for a Collegiate Softball Team, Paula J. U'Ren
Exercise Science: M.S. Thesis
Culminating Projects from 1985
Computerized Scoring of Results in Track and Field and Multiple Event Competitions, Steven C. Johnson
Special Studies: M.S. Thesis
