Dr. Christopher Viesselman
Title: Associate Provost Overseeing Graduate & Professional Studies
Dept.: Academic Affairs
Office: Krumm Center 20
Academic History
- 2014 Ed.D.,Higher Education Administration, Northeastern University
- Thesis: Socialization of first-time athletic training education program directors.
- 2005 M.Ed., Athletic Training, Plymouth State University
- Thesis: The effect of an ankle brace on time to stabilization following a jump landing.
- 2001 B.S., Exercise Science, Iowa State University
- Major Emphasis: Athletic Training
Start Date at Grand View
Areas of Expertise
- Functional assessment of human motion and prevention of injuries
- Application of manual therapy and functional rehabilitation techniques for enhancing recovery and healing after injury
Research / Accomplishments
- Socialization of clinical practitioners transitioning into faculty positions in higher education.
- Presented on multiple topics in athletic training and sports medicine focusing on improving clinical practice.
- Iowa Athletic Training Educator of the Year 2011
Questions & Answers
What makes Grand View unique among other universities?
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We are unique because of our location in the Des Moines metro and our community partners that provide students with many different learning opportunities.
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What is your favorite part about working at Grand View?
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My favorite part of working at Grand View is being able to engage with students and support their specific needs to learn and apply knowledge and skills.
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