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DR. MADELINE PATERNOSTRO-BAYLES
Associate Professor

Address:	233 Zink Hall Indiana University of PA Indiana, PA 15705
Phone:	(724) 357-7835
Fax:	(724) 357-3777
E-Mail:	mpbayles@iup.edu
Education:	Ph.D., Exercise Physiology, University of Pittsburgh M.S., Exercise Science, Adelphi University B.S., Cardiopulmonary Technology, SUNY- Stony Brook
Courses Taught on a Regular Basis:	HPED 281-Ex. Leadership Practice I HPED 319-Pre-Professional II HPED 343-Physiology of Exercise HPED 410-Exercise Prescription HPED 492-Health/Fitness Instructor Review HPED 493-Internship HPED 620-Exercise Prescription/Chronic Diseases HPED 634-Current Literature in Sport HPED 672-Epidemiology of Chronic Disease HPED 698-Internship
Other Duties:	Internship Coordinator
Professional Interests:	Cardiac Rehabilitation Diversity and Gender Issues in Rehabilitation Special Populations

Additional:	Certifications: Fellow, American College of Sports Medicine Fellow, American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation; Certified Program Director; ACSM Certified Clinical Exercise Specialist; ACSM; Certified Respiratory Therapy Technician; Certified Cardiopulmonary Specialist; Site Director ACSM Health Fitness Instructor Workshop and Certification.
Favorite Links:	American College of Sports Medicine American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation

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