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CURRICULUM VITAE OF

Juliane P. Wallace (Hernandez), Ph.D., FACSM

I. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION AND CONTACT INFORMATION

A. Present University Department or Unit:

Southern Illinois University, Department of Kinesiology

Southern Illinois University Graduate School

B. Office Address:

335 Student Services Building

1075 South Normal Avenue Carbondale, Illinois 62915-4716

618.453.4525

[email protected]

II. EDUCATION

A. Ph.D. Iowa State University Ames, IA. 2004

Major: Health and Human Performance (Exercise Physiology)

Minor: Gerontology

Research: The effects of age and training on mechanisms

of cardiovascular control.

B. M.S. Iowa State University Ames, IA. 2000

Major: Health and Human Performance (Exercise Physiology)

Thesis: Bilateral Deficit Expressions in Older Adults

C. B.A. Concordia University, Seward, NE 1993.

Major: Biology

Emphasis: Human Anatomy & Physiology

III. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

A. January 2018 – Present; Interim Associate Dean and Director

SIU Graduate School

B. August 2016-December 2017; Interim Chair, Department of

Public Health & Recreation Professions

C. January 2016-December 2017; Chair, Department of

Kinesiology

D. August 2010-present; Associate Professor of Exercise

Physiology Department of Kinesiology, Southern Illinois

University, Carbondale, IL

mailto:[email protected]

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E. August 2004 - 2010; Assistant Professor of Exercise

Physiology Department of Kinesiology, Southern Illinois


F. August 2006-2015; Program Director of the Exercise

Science Major Department of Kinesiology, Southern

Illinois University, Carbondale IL

G. January 2010 – August 2012, June 2015-December 2017;

Coordinator of the Graduate Certificate in Gerontology

College of Education and Human Services, Southern Illinois


H. 2015 – President, Midwest American College of Sports Medicine

I. December 2013-July 2014; Interim Executive Director,

Midwest American College of Sports Medicine

J. 1998-2003; Instructor, Department of Health and Human

Performance, Iowa State University, Ames, IA.

K. August 2000-2003; Assistant Director, ISU Exercise Clinic,

Iowa State University, Ames, IA.

L. January 1999-May 2000; Graded Exercise Technician – State

Of Iowa Department of Public Safety

M. August 2001-2003; Research Assistant, Department of

Gerontology, Iowa State University Ames, IA.

N. 2000-2002; Certification Examiner for The American College

of Sports Medicine Health and Fitness Instructor

Certification; Central College, Pella, IA.

O. 1997-2003; Personal Trainer/Fitness Consultant: Mary

Greeley Medical Center – Lifetime Fitness Center, Story City,

IA.

P. 1995-1997; Exercise Specialist; Bethany Manor Inc., Story

City, IA.

Q. 1993-1995; Assistant Wellness Director; Omaha Tribe of

Nebraska, Macy, NE.

IV. RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACTIVITY

A. Interests and Specialties: Exercise, Aging, Cardiovascular Control,

Hemodynamics

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B. Current Projects:

1. Characterization of limb venous compliance in individuals

undergoing cancer treatment.

2. Characterization of limb venous compliance in children.

3. Racial differences in limb venous compliance.

4. Effects of sodium intake on measurements of limb venous

compliance.

5. Baroreflex sensitivity differences with age and training status.

6. Limb venous compliance: a comprehensive review.

7. Limb venous compliance in hypertensives.

8. Limb venous compliance with administration of anti-hypertensive

agents.

C. Grants Applied for:

1. Becque, M.D., Lightfoot, D.A., & Hernandez, J.P. (2009) Major

Research Instrumentation Grant. National Science Foundation;

$430,000 (Not Funded).

D. Grants Received:

External: Professional/Organizational Support

1. Two undergraduate research assistants (2016, 2017)

2. A. Salacinski, M. Kushnick, P. Nagelkirk, J. Wallace. Midwest

American College of Sports Medicine’s Fun Run Program. ACSM’s

2015 Regional Chapter Support Grant (2014; $2,050, funded)

3. P. Nagelkirk, J. Wallace, A. Salacinski, M. Kushnick. Leadership

and Mentoring Program travel support – Expansion for 2015.

ACSM’s 2015 Regional Chapter Support Grant (2014; $2,050,

funded)

4. M. Kushnick, J. Wallace, P. Nagelkirk, A. Salacinski. Midwest

American College of Sports Medicine’s Meet the Expert Program –

Expansion for 2015. ACSM’s 2015 Regional Chapter Support Grant

(2014; $2,050, funded)

5. J. Wallace, P. Nagelkirk, M. Kushnick. Midwest American College

of Sports Medicine: Website Migration/Update. ACSM’s 2014

Regional Chapter Support Grant (March 2014; $1,100, funded)

6. M. Kushnick, J. Wallace, P. Nagelkirk. Midwest American College

of Sports Medicine’s Meet the Expert Program. ACSM’s 2014

Regional Chapter Support Grant (March 2014; $1,100, funded)

7. P. Nagelkirk, M. Kushnick, J. Wallace. Midwest American College

of Sports Medicine: Leadership and Mentoring Program travel

support. ACSM’s 2014 Regional Chapter Support Grant (March

2014; $1,100, funded)

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8. Two undergraduate research assistants (2014, 2015) who assisted

in data collection in the Cardiovascular Exercise Physiology Lab.

9. Graduate and Professional Student Research Award, $250 (Trey

Beckerman; 2013/2014)

10. Two undergraduate research assistants (2013/2014) who assisted


11. Undergraduate REACH Award, $1500 (Alex Sougiannis;

2012/2013)

12. Three undergraduate research assistants (2012/2013) who

assisted in data collection in the Cardiovascular Exercise Physiology

Lab.

13. One undergraduate research assistant (2011/2012) who assisted


14. Three undergraduate research assistants (2010) who assisted in

data collection in the Cardiovascular Exercise Physiology Lab.

15. Joint Women’s Studies and University Woman’s Professional

Advancement “Research Scholarly and Creative Activity

Awards” Program. Southern Illinois University (2010-2011).

Project: Effects of acute sodium intake on assessment of limb

venous compliance. $600 Funded.

16. Two undergraduate research assistants (2009) who assisted in


17. Four undergraduate research assistants (2008) who assisted in








21. SIUC Faculty Seed Grant Program (2005). Effects of

aging and fitness on blood pressure regulation during acute

orthostatic stress. $19,832.75 Funded.

22. Joint Women’s Studies and University Woman’s Professional

Advancement “Research Scholarly and Creative Activity

Awards” Program. Southern Illinois University (2004-2005).

Project: Interactive effects of gender and fitness on limb

venous compliance. $600 Funded.

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E. Papers and Presentations at Professional Meetings:

1. Wallace, J.P. Invited Presentation, Wiedenman, E. &

McDermott, R.J. (2018). Physical activity and climate change:

Clear and present danger? Presented to the International

Consortium for Interdisciplinary Education about Health and the

Environment. Cologne, Germany.

2. Wallace, J.P., Rothschild-Fry, Jocelyn (2018). Calf venous

compliance in male smokers vs. nonsmokers. Medicine and Science

in Sport and Exercise 49:5 Supplement. Presented to the American

College of Sports Medicine in Minneapolis, MN.

3. Rothschild-Fry, Jocelyn, Wallace, J.P. (2017). Calf venous

compliance differences in male and female adults. Medicine and

Science in Sport and Exercise 48:5 Supplement. Presented to the

American College of Sports Medicine Conference in Denver, CO.

4. Wallace, J.P., Beckerman, T., Williams, M. (2015). Calf venous

compliance in male and female children. Medicine and Science in

Sport and Exercise 47:5 Supplement. Presented to the American

College of Sports Medicine Conference, San Diego, CA.

5. Williams, M., Beckerman, T., Wallace, J.P. (2014). Calf venous

compliance in children. Presented to the Midwest American College

of Sports Medicine Conference, Merillville, IN.

6. Souggianis, A., Olson, M., W., Wallace, J.P. (2013). Changes in

running form and economy in trained male endurance runners

switching to minimalist shoes. Medicine and Science in Sport and

Exercise 45:5 Supplement. Presented to the American College of

Sports Medicine Conference, Indianapolis, IN.

7. Souggianis, A., Wanserki, E., Wallace, J.P. (2012). Post exercise

blood pressure response to exercise with blood flow restriction.

Medicine and Science in Sport and Exercise 44:5 Supplement.

Presented to the American College of Sports Medicine Conference,

San Francisco, CA.

8. Wanserki, E., Souggianis, A., Wallace, J.P. (2011). Post exercise

blood pressure response to exercise with blood flow restriction.

Presented to the Midwest American College of Sports Medicine

Conference, Indianapolis, IN.

9. Wallace, J.P., Nolan, M., Ostowski, E., & Patel, K. (2011). Acute

high NaCl consumption does not alter venous compliance

assessment using venous occlusion plethysmography. Medicine and


American College of Sports Medicine Conference, Denver, CO.

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10. Nolan, M., Ostrowski, E., Patel, K., & Wallace, J.P. (2010). Acute

high NaCl consumption does not alter venous compliance

assessment using venous occlusion plethysmography. Presented to

the Midwest American College of Sports Medicine Conference,

Indianapolis, IN.

11. Taylor, S. & Wallace, J.P. (2010). Lower calf venous compliance

in African American than Caucasian males. Medicine and Science

in Sport and Exercise 42:5 Supplement. Acute high NaCl

consumption does not alter venous compliance assessment using

venous occlusion plethysmography.

12. Hernandez, J.P. & Miller, M.J. (2009). Age and sex differences in

calf and forearm venous compliance. Medicine and Science in Sport

and Exercise 41:5 Supplement. Presented to the American College

of Sports Medicine Conference, Seattle, WA.

13. Hernandez, J.P. & Miller, M.J. (2008). Age and sex differences in

calf and forearm venous compliance. Presented to the Midwest

American College of Sports Medicine Conference, Bowling Green,

OH.

14. Hernandez, J.P., Wooley, B.A. & Franke, W.D. (2008) Baroreflex

sensitivity differences with age and training status. Medicine and


American College of Sports Medicine Conference, Indianapolis, IN.

15. Hernandez, J.P., Green, R & Cochrum, R. (2008) Venous

compliance in highly trained endurance athletes: effects of training

mode. Medicine and Science in Sport and Exercise 40:5

Supplement. Presented to the American College of Sports Medicine

Conference, Indianapolis, IN.

16. Seed, T, Roever, K, & Hernandez, J.P. (2007) Cardiovascular

responses to maximal graded and acute LBNP in older and

endurance trained younger individuals. Medicine and Science in

Sport and Exercise 39:5 Supplement. Presented to the American

College of Sports Medicine Conference, New Orleans, LA.

17. Feutz, E.B. & Hernandez, J.P. (2006). Calf venous compliance

differences between young adults of different sex and training

status. Medicine and Science in Sport and Exercise 38:5


Conference, Denver, CO.

18. Partridge, J.A. & Hernandez, J.P. (2005). An exploratory

investigation of athlete strategies for coping with shame.

Presented to the annual meeting of the Association for the

Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology, Vancouver, BC.

19. Hernandez, J.P. & Franke, W.D. (2005). Effects of a 6-month

endurance-training program on venous compliance and maximal

LBNP in older adults. Medicine and Science in Sport and Exercise

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37:5 Supplement. Presented to the American College of Sports

Medicine Conference, Nashville, TN.

20. Hernandez, J.P. & Franke, W.D. (2004). Effects of age and

fitness on tolerance to lower body negative pressure. Medicine and


American College of Sports Medicine Conference, Indianapolis, IN.

21. Hernandez, J.P. (2004). Aging and venous vasculature.

Presented to the Southern Gerontological Conference, Atlanta, GA.

22. Hernandez, J.P. & Franke, W.D. (2003). Effects of age and

fitness level on limb venous compliance and orthostatic tolerance.

Medicine and Science in Sport and Exercise 35:5 Supplement.

Presented to the American College of Sports Medicine Conference,

San Francisco, CA.

23. Franke, W.D., Buchanan, D.B., Lee, K. & Hernandez, J.P. (2003).

Blacks do not have improved LBNP tolerance compared to

whites. Medicine and Science in Sport and Exercise 35:5


Conference, San Francisco, CA.

24. Hernandez, J.P., Trail, G. & Franke, W.D. (2002). Physical

predictors of orthostatic tolerance. Medicine and Science in Sport

and Exercise 34:5 Supplement. Presented to the American College

of Sports Medicine Conference, St. Louis, MO.

25. Hernandez, J.P., Nelson, N., Franke, W.D. & McLean, S.P.

(2001). Bilateral index expressions and iEMG activity in older vs.

young adults. Medicine and Science in Sport and Exercise 33:5

Supplement. Presented to the American College of Sports

Medicine Conference, Baltimore, MD.

V. PUBLICATIONS AND CREATIVE WORKS

A. Articles in Professional Journals:

1. Wallace, J.P., Wiedenman, E., & McDermott, R.J. (2019). Physical

activity and climate change: Clear and present danger. (In review:

Health Behavior and Policy Review).

2. Wallace, J.P., Miller, M.J., Anton, P. (2019). Age and sex differences

in calf and forearm venous compliance (In review: Journal of

Gerontology Series A: Biological and Medical Sciences).

3. Kang, H.W., Park, M., & Wallace, J.P. (2018). The impact of

perceived social support, loneliness, and physical activity on

quality of life in South Korean older adults. Journal of Sport and

Health Science 7:237-244.

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4. Wallace, J.P., Anton, P.A., Goelz, J.A., & Sougiannis, A.T.

(2012). Higher calf venous compliance in male runners than

swimmers. Journal of Exercise Physiology 15:6:49-59.

5. Wallace, J.P., Trail, G, & Franke, W.D. (2010). LBNP

tolerance analyzed retrospectively using a structural

equation model. Aviation Space and Environmental

Medicine 81:363-368.

6. Hernandez, J.P., Roever, K. and Seed, T. (2010).

Cardiovascular responses to maximal graded and acute

lower body negative pressure in fit older and younger

adults. Journal of Aging and Physical Activity 18;27-42.

7. Hernandez, J.P. & Godar, E.B. (2009) Calf venous compliance in

endurance trained females. Journal of Exercise Physiologyonline

12(4);39-49.

8. Hernandez, J.P. & Franke, W.D. (2005). Effects of a 6-month

endurance training program on venous compliance and maximal lower

body negative pressure in older men and women. Journal of Applied

Physiology 99;1070-1077.

9. Hernandez, J.P., Karandikar, A., & Franke, W.D. (2005). Effects of

age and fitness on tolerance to lower body negative pressure. Journal

of Gerontology Series A: Biological and Medical Sciences 60(6);782-

786.

10. Hernandez, J.P. & Franke, W.D. (2004). Age- and fitness-related

differences in limb venous compliance do not affect tolerance to

maximal lower body negative pressure in men and women. Journal of

Applied Physiology 97;925-929.

11. Franke, W.D., Lee, K, Buchanan, D.B. & Hernandez, J.P. (2004).

Blacks and whites differ in responses, but not tolerance to maximal

orthostatic stress. Clinical Autonomic Research 14(1);19-25.

12. Hernandez, J.P., Nelson-Whalen, N.L., Franke, W.D. & McLean, S.P.

(2003). Bilateral index expressions and iEM activity in older vs. young

adults. Journal of Gerontology Series A: Biological and Medical

Sciences 58(6);536-541.

13. Franke, W.D., Mills, K.K., Lee, K & Hernandez, J.P. (2003). Training

mode does not affect orthostatic tolerance in chronically exercising

subjects. European Journal of Applied Physiology 80 (3-4);263-270.

C. Manuscripts in Preparation:

1. Rothschild-Fry, Jocelyn, Wallace, J.P. Calf venous compliance in

male smokers vs. nonsmokers.

2. Rothschild-Fry, Jocelyn, Wallace, J.P. Calf venous compliance

differences in male and female adults.

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3. Wallace, J.P., Beckerman, T., Williams, M. Calf venous compliance

in male and female children.

4. Wallace, J.P., Taylor, S., & Spenner, E. Racial differences in the

calf venous compliance of males.

5. Wallace, J.P., Nolan, M., & Kajalben, P. Effects of sodium intake

on measurements of limb venous compliance.

6. Springfield C., Anton P., & Wallace J. The potential impact of

chemotherapeutics on calf venous compliance.

7. Wallace, J.P., & Beckerman, T. Limb venous compliance: A

comprehensive review.

8. Beckerman, T., Wallace, J.P., Sex differences in limb venous

compliance in children 9-12 years old.

9. Wallace, J.P., Williams, M., & Beckerman, T. The influence of

fitness on limb venous compliance in children.

10. Wallace, J.P. Variables that influence venous compliance:

development of a prediction equation.

11. Wallace, J.P., Wooley, B., & Franke, W.D. Baroreflex sensitivity

differences with age and training status.

VI. TEACHING EXPERIENCE

A. Teaching Interests and Specialties (see Addendum A):

KIN 320: Exercise Physiology

KIN 342: Pharmacology for Sport and Allied Health

Professions

KIN 420: Advanced Exercise Physiology

KIN 428: Physical Dimensions of Aging

KIN 500: Research Methods in Physical Activity

B. Teaching and Training Grants:

1. Development and utilization of problem-based learning activities for

health/fitness assessment and exercise prescription in Exercise Science

and online course development (2008). Southern Illinois

University Excellence Through Commitment Teaching

Enhancement Award. $5975

C. Current Graduate Faculty Status

Direct Dissertation Graduate Faculty Status

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D. Number of Master's and Ph.D. Committees on which you have served: 6

Ph.D. and 27 Master’s Committees

E. Names of Students who have completed Doctoral Dissertations/Master's

Theses/Research Papers under your direction:

Ph.D Dissertations:

Cataria Davis: At home food safety behaviors of older adults:

assessing the influence of attitudes, subjective norms, and

behavioral intention.

Akilah Morris: Knowledge, Intentions, and beliefs about fertility

an assisted reproductive technology among Illinois college

students (2018).

Alya Al Hasni: Urinary incontinence and women’s quality of life

in Oman (2017).

Mehrete Girmay: Understanding the adjustment needs of

international graduate students at Southern Illinois University

Carbondale (2017).

Amy Piontek: Factors associated with health education

Specialists’ attitudes towards providing end-of-life education

(2017).

Faustina Bankson: The use of health services in Ghana:

Experiences and perspectives of Ghanaian women (2017).

Alan Beck: Factors associated with initiation of cardiac

Rehabilitation in rural health failure patients (2017).

Master’s Theses/Research Papers:

Jasmine Bain: The impact of cardiotoxic chemotherapy on

cardiovascular output (in progress)

Jocelyn Rothschild-Frye: Calf venous compliance in college age

male smokers and non-smokers (2018).

Jeff Sojka: Physical predictors of limb venous compliance: a

correlational study (2015).

Deborah Storm: Effects of multiple concussions on the motor

behavior of football players (2015).

Tyler Huntsman: Comparison of glenohumerral rotational deficit

(GIRD) and humeral retroversion in college baseball players

over the course of a competitive season (2015).

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Trey Beckerman: Effects of fitness on limb venous compliance

in pre-adolescent children (2014).

Michelle Williams: Sex differences in limb venous compliance of

pre-adolescent children (2014).

Rickey Crossley: Criterion referenced validity and reliability of

ACSM’s Senior Fitness two-minute step test: A within subject

Comparison of supported vs. hands free performance.

Tiffany Vodicka: The influence of knowledge of heart rate on

performance of older adults on the ACSM Six Minute Walk Test

(2013).

Ted Evans: Balance and pitch accuracy in Division I baseball

players (2013).

Erin Wanserski: Research Paper, Post exercise blood pressure

response to exercise with blood flow restriction (2012).

Michael Nolan: Research Paper, Acute high NaCl consumption

does not alter calf venous compliance assessment using venous

occlusion plethysmography (2011)

Jaqueline Larson: Research Paper, The impact of exercise is

medicine in Southern Illinois (2011)

Kajalben Patel: Research Paper, The influence of acute sodium

intake on assessment of limb venous compliance (2011)

Eric Spenner: Research Paper, Racial differences in venous

compliance in endurance trained athletes (2010)

Sarah Taylor: Research Paper, Racial difference in venous

compliance in sedentary young adults (2010)

Robbie Cochrum: Research Paper, Limb venous compliance

differences in female swimmers and runners (2010)

Rich Compton: Research Paper, Static versus dynamic

stretching – impact on swim start (2012)

Michelle Miller: Research Paper, Sex differences in limb venous

compliance of older adults (2008)

Ben Wooley: Research Paper, Effects of chronic endurance

training on cardiovagal baroreflex sensitivity in older adults

(2008)

Amy Welling: Thesis, Physical activity levels in college aged

able bodied and disabled individuals (2008)

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Tonya Seed: Research Paper, Cardiovascular responses to

maximal graded and acute lower body negative pressure in

college age adults (2007)

Ashleigh Franks: Research Paper, Limb venous compliance

differences in older men and women (2007)

Rachel Green: Research Paper, Limb venous compliance

differences in male swimmers and runners (2007)

Kristin Roever: Research Paper, Cardiovascular responses to

maximal graded and acute lower body negative pressure in

older adults (2007)

Joanne Carroll: Research Paper, Review of employee wellness

program efficacy (2006)

Betsy Fuetz: Thesis, Calf venous compliance in young adults of

different sex and training status (2006)

Nicole Larson: Thesis, The benefits of supplemental

cardiovascular exercise on dance performance (2005)

F. Names of Students whom you’ve served on Master’s and Ph.D.

Committees:

1. Ph.D. Committees:

Eric Wiedenman: Department of Public Health and Recreation

Professions

Dominique Rose: Department of Public Health and Recreation

Professions

Larry McKenzie: Department of Public Health and Recreation

Professions

Isaac Aklamanu: Department of Public Health and Recreation

Professions (2018).

Michael Stroud: Department of Health Education and

Recreation (2014)

David Speroni: Department of Kinesiology, SIUC (2008).

2. Masters Committees:

Hannah Kohlmann: Department of

Kinesiology (2017)

Marie Bongiorno: Department of

Kinesiology (2017)

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Jeffery Evans: Department of

Kinesiology (2017)

Joseph Guerra: Department of

Kinesiology (2016)

Yang Hu: Department of

Kinesiology (2016)

Eric Sparks: Department of Kinesiology

(2016)

Caleb Snyder: Department of Kinesiology

(2016)

Cooper Springfield: Department of

Kinesiology (2016)

Laura Miller: Department of Kinesiology

(2015)

Houston Walker: Department of

Kinesiology (2015)

Zidong Li: Department of Kinesiology

(2015)

Vanessa Frost: Department of Kinesiology

(2015)

Rachel Roth: Department of Kinesiology

(2015)

Blake Brown: Department of Kinesiology

(2014)

Thomas Distasio: Department of

Kinesiology (2014)

Chidiriayi Enyia: Department of

Kinesiology (2014)

Michael Firth: Department of Kinesiology

(2014)

Amanda Arnold: Department of

Kinesiology (2014)

Tyler Woodard: Department of Kinesiology

(2014)

Will Massey: Department of Kinesiology,

SIUC (2008)

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Matthew Dallefield: Department of Animal Science/Food &

Nutrition, SIUC (2008)

Rachel Noirot: Department of Animal Science/Food & Nutrition,

SIUC (2007)

Harold Rowald: Department of Physical Education, SIUC (2005)

Larry McKenzie: Department of Physical

Education, SIUC (2005)

G. Other: I have mentored over 50 independent study research projects.

VII. UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE

A. Department Committees:

2006-2016 Program Director of the Undergraduate Exercise

Science Major, Department of Kinesiology, SIUC

2011-2012 Chair, of the Physical Education Teacher Education

Faculty Position Search Committee, Department of

Kinesiology, SIUC

2007-2008 Member of the Department of Physical Education

Teacher Education Faculty Position Search Committee,

Department of Kinesiology, SIUC

2006-2007 Chair of Department of Kinesiology Exercise Physiology

Faculty Position Search Committee, SIUC

2006 Department of Kinesiology Strategic Planning

Committee, SIUC

2006-2007 Department of Kinesiology Brochure Committee, SIUC

2006 Member of the Chair of the Department of

Physical Education Search Committee, College of

Education and Human Services, SIUC

2004-2005 Chair of the Biomechanics Faculty Position Search

Committee, Department of Physical Education, SIUC

2004 Chair of the Term Faculty Position in Exercise

Physiology Search Committee,

Department of Physical Education, SIUC

2001-2002 Member of the Biomechanics/Motor Control Search

Committee, Department of Health and Human

Performance, Iowa State University

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2000-2002 Awards Committee, Department of Health and

Human Performance, Iowa State University

2002-2003 President of the Health and Human Performance

Graduate Student Association, Iowa State

University

2001-2002 Vice President of the Health and Human

Performance Graduate Student Association, Iowa

State University

B. College (COEHS) and University (SIU) Committees and Councils:

2019 Search Committee member: Vice Chancellor for

Development and Alumni Relations

2018-present Member College Wide Assessment Committee

2018 Search Committee member: Associate Director of

Program Review and Assessment

2017-present SIU IAAC Committee

2017- present SIU Culture of Respect Committee

2015 SIU Faculty Senate, Elections Committee

2015-present Coordinator, Graduate Certificate in Gerontology

2013-present COEHS Assessment Committee member

2012, 2015 RSS Assistant Director Search Committee

2007-2010 Coordinator, Graduate Certificate in Gerontology

2007-2013 Recreational Sports and Services Advisory Board

Member

2013-2014 Chancellor’s Employee Wellness Committee

2013 COEHS Strategic Planning Future’s Committee

2007-present Alternate on the SIU Human Subjects Committee

2010-2012 COEHS College Advisory Committee

2011-2012 COEHS Dean Search Committee

2011 COEHS Interim Dean Search Committee

2010 COEHS Associate Dean Search Committee

2010 COEHS Assistant Dean Search Committee

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2008 Chair of the Search Committee for the Associate

Dean for Academic and Student Affairs; College of


2006-2008 Chair (2007-2008) College of Education and Human

Services College Advisory Committee, SIUC

2004-present Gerontology Advisory Board member, College of


2006-present Physical Therapy Assistant Advisory Board Member,

College of Applied Arts and Sciences, SIUC

2004-2015 Faculty Advisor to the Registered Student

Organization – Men’s and Women’s Volleyball Club, SIUC

2005-2007 Technology Committee, College of Education and

Human Services, SIUC

2006 College of Education and Human Services Planning

Committee for External Consultants for Education

Research and Scholarship, SIUC

2006 Search Committee Member for a Faculty Position in the

Department of Animal Science, Food and Nutrition,

College of Agriculture, SIUC

VIII. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

A. Membership in Professional Associations:

2001-Present American Physiological Society

2000-Present American College of Sports Medicine, 2011 Fellow

1998-Present American Council on Exercise

B. Professional Service:

2016 Past President, Midwest American College of Sports

Medicine.

2015 President, Midwest American College of Sports

Medicine.

2014 President-Elect, Midwest American College of Sports

Medicine.

2011-2013 Member, Midwest American College of Sports

Medicine Board of Directors

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2012-2013 Chair, Midwest American College of Sports

Medicine Awards Committee


Medicine Nominations Committee


Medicine Awards Committee

2011 Member, Midwest American College of Sports

Medicine Graduate Fair Committee

2010-2013 American College of Sports Medicine’s Professional

Education Committee

2009-2011 Midwest American College of Sports Medicine

Sponsorship Committee

2009 Nominee for NCAA Medical Safeguards Committee

C. Certifications:

2001-Present AED Heart Saver Certification, American Heart

Association

2000-Present Health/Fitness Instructor, American College of

Sports Medicine

1998-2000 Personal Trainer, American Council on Exercise

1997-Present Basic Life Support, American Heart Association

1988-2000 Lifesaving, WSI, American Red Cross

D. Consultantships:

Aging and Physical Activity Consultant for the University of Illinois

College of Medicine at Urbana-Champaign:

1. Dementia Assessment, Care and Management (2009)

2. Multi-disciplinary Certificate Program in Gerontology for

Practitioners (2009)

E. Evaluation of Manuscripts for Journals and Book Publishers and of Grant

Proposals for Agencies:

Abstract Reviewer for the 2009 Association for

Gerontology in Higher Education Conference

American Journal of Physiology – Heart and Circulatory

Physiology – 2007, 2008, 2015, 2017, 2019

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International Journal of Aging and Human Development

– 2012, 2013

Journal of Applied Physiology - 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011

Journal of Aging and Physical Activity – 2012, 2013,

2016

European Journal of Physiology – 2008, 2018

Journal of Sport Science & Medicine – 2008, 2011, 2012,

2013, 2015

PLoSOne – 2013, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2019

Aviation Space and Environmental Medicine – 2014,

2016, 2017, 2018

Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness – 2015,

2017, 2018, 2019

F. Papers and Presentations at Professional Meetings (other than those listed

under "Research and Creative Activity"):

1. Wallace, J.P. (2013). Aging and physical activity.

The Villas of Hollybrook. Herrin, IL.

2. Wallace, J.P. (2013). Biblical support for today’s

health and wellness challenges. Our Savior Lutheran

Church, Carbondale, IL.

3. Hernandez, J.P. (2009). Aging and physical activity.

University of Illinois College of Medicine at Urbana-

Champaign

4. Hernandez, J.P. (2008). Fitness for life starts now.

Southern Illinois Women’s Teen Health Conference.

John A. Logan Community College

5. Hernandez, J.P. (2008). MOVE. Southern Illinois

Veterans Administration, Marion, IL.

6. Hernandez, J.P. (2006). Aging, fitness and calf

venous compliance. Physiology Seminar, Department

of Physiology, Southern Illinois University School of

Medicine.

7. Hernandez, J.P. (2002). The benefits of exercise as

we age. Gerontology Colloquium, Iowa State

University.

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8. Hernandez, J.P. (2002). Healthy aging. The Des

Moines Women’s Club, Des Moines, IA.

9. Hernandez, J.P., Nelson, N.L., Franke, W.D. &

McLean, S.P. (2001). Bilateral index expressions and

iEMG activity in older vs. young adults. Gerontology

Colloquium, Iowa State University.

10. Hernandez, J.P. (2001). Leadership for challenging

times: a student’s perspective. WAYUP XIX

Conference, Amana, IA.

11. Hernandez, J.P. (2001). Health and fitness as we

age. Greenhills Retirement Community, Ames, IA.

IX. COMMUNITY SERVICE

2014-present Our Savior Health Ministry Committee, Finance

Committee

2015-2017 TCS Finance Committee

2013-2015 Coordinate TCS “Get Moving” Marathon

2011-2013 Coordinate the Trinity Christian Falcon Fitness Initiative

2005-2015 Southern Illinois Select Volleyball Club USA Junior

Olympic Director/Coach

2011 Trinity Christian High School Volleyball Coach

2011, 2012 Coordinator, Tri-C Elementary Play Day

2008-2011 Tri-C (Carterville, Illinois) Elementary PTA

2000-2001 Vice President of the HHP Graduate Student

Association, ISU

1999, 2001 Ames High Volleyball camp coach

1998 Power Points Volleyball Club Coach

2004-present Sunday school teacher – Memorial Lutheran

Church, Our Savior Lutheran Church

Revised March 2019

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Addendum A. – Teaching Responsibilities

August 2004-Present

University Semester Class # of students

SIUC Fall ’04 P.E. 320 24


SIUC Spring ’05 P.E. 320 40


SIUC Summer ’05 P.E. 104E 60

SIUC Summer ’05 P.E. 105B 30









SIUC Summer ’06 P.E. 500 14



SIUC Fall ’06 KIN 500 17






SIUC Spring ’07 KIN 428 26




SIUC Summer ’07 KIN 500 8

SIUC Summer ’07 KIN 104E 26




SIUC Spring ‘08 KIN 428 28

SIUC Spring ‘08 KIN 428 16








SIUC Summer ’09 KIN 105B 28





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SIUC Fall ’10 KIN 428

SIUC Fall ’10 EDUC 550 5

SIUC Spring 2011 KIN 500 15

SIUC Spring 2011 KIN 428 50


SIUC Summer ’11 KIN 104D 30

SIUC Summer ’11 KIN 105B 30


SIUC Fall 2011 KIN 428 16












SIUC Summer ’12 KIN 106E 20






SIUC Fall ’12 GRON 428 1





SIUC Spring ’13 Sabbatical



SIU Summer’13 GRON 428 4

SIU Summer ’13 KIN 494 2



SIU Fall ’13 KIN 500 15


SIU Fall ’13 GRON 428 5





SIU Spring ’14 KIN 420 33

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SIU Spring ’14 KIN/GRON 428 26

SIU Spring ’14 KIN 494b 2





SIU Summer ’14 KIN/GRON 428 28


SIU Fall l’14 KIN 420 30


SIU Fall ’14 KIN/GRON 428 36

SIU Fall ’14 KIN 494a 1





SIU Fall 2015 KIN/GRON 428 46

SIU Fall 2015 KIN 420 31


SIU Spring 2016 KIN 428 49


SIU Spring 2017 KIN 428 42

SIU Spring 2017 REC 434 18


SIU Spring 2018 KIN 428

SIU Spring 2018 REC 434

SIU Fall 2018 KIN/GRON 428 36

SIU Spring 2019 KIN/GRON 428 41

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Addendum B. Administrative Achievements

As Interim Associate Dean & Director of the SIU Graduate School

(January 2018-present) –

- I created an atmosphere of acceptance and an open-door policy for all

graduate students within the Graduate School

- I streamlined processes and initiated electronic efficiencies throughout all

areas of the Graduate School

- I enhanced communication between the Graduate School and the

Directors of Graduate Studies by developing a monthly newsletter that

contains all timely information for the programs

- I transitioned the Graduate Saluki Stories to an online video format that

can be used more effectively to recruit students and highlight the

amazing things our students are doing

- I fostered an atmosphere of collegiality within the staff of the Graduate

School where there had previously been quite a bit of turmoil

- I fostered collaboration with the programs by enhancing communication

and processes for the Directors of Graduate Studies (online manuals,

upload videos of workshops, access to professional webinars…)

- I reinvested the minimal recruiting budget of the Graduate School to

better aid programs in Graduate Student recruitment

- I earmarked savings with a new application portal/CRM for additional

recruitment initiatives

- I have advocated strongly for an Assistant Dean for Graduate School

Diversity or Student Success

- I have fostered collaborations across campus and integrated components

of multiple university units to maximize resources and provide more

comprehensive professional development and student success programs

for graduate students.

As Interim Chair of Public Health and Recreation Professions (August

2016-December 2018) –

- I hired high quality new faculty in a time of severe budget constraints

- I built an expert team and led them to achieve full accreditation of the

MPH program through the Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH)

in the spring of 2018

- I led a complete overhaul of the program assessment plans and reports

- I led and mentored faculty and staff to work collaboratively with

diverse constituencies

- I supported and facilitated the successes of undergraduate and

graduate students, especially international students

As Chair, Department of Kinesiology (January 2016-December 2018) -

- I hired high quality new faculty in a time of severe budget constraints

- I updated the exercise physiology lab spaces and equipment in Davies

Hall.

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- I led and mentored faculty and staff to work collaboratively with

diverse constituencies.

- I supported and facilitated the successes of undergraduate and

graduate students

- I led the department in curriculum review and update of

assessment plans/reports.

- I established and nurtured an administrative network across the

campus community

- I integrated components of multiple university

programs/department to maximize resources through a state

budget stalemate

- I facilitated ongoing faculty development locally, regionally, and

nationally

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Addendum C. Philosophy of Leadership

My personal philosophy of leadership involves taking care of people and

advancing the mission of the institution. This will only occur when people feel

valued, safe, and empowered, and requires honesty and integrity in all areas.

My motivation comes from my heart for service to others and helping people

achieve excellence in their goals. My background is heavy in team-building

and I have the following skills or qualities that aid me in successful leadership

roles:

- I am a highly organized and creative individual with effective

management skills

- I am able to navigate complex situations and develop solutions

leading to cooperation between disparate groups and individuals

- I am recognized for vision, energy and integrity

- I have a strong ability to identify, recruit, and develop people from

diverse backgrounds to their fullest potential

- I maintain a forward and innovative vision with energy and

positivity in a collegial environment

- I am a team builder - able to gain consensus from diverse groups

of professionals, so they worked seamlessly in a highly productive

team

- I am able to see and express the “big picture” in a way that

inspires and engages people on all levels

- I have a strong commitment to continuous quality improvement of

programs, people, and administration

Opportunities/Future Goals in Graduate School Education:

- Enhance graduate Student Success initiatives for ALL graduate

students

- Provide strong advocacy for financial support of student research

- Develop a Graduate School Executive Council to provide

input/guidance on important areas such as enrollment

management, student success and career services

- Develop a Graduate Faculty Fellowship opportunity to take on

specific projects within graduate education

- Continue to facilitate faculty, staff, and student recruitment

initiatives

- Continue to enhance the team approach in conjunction with leaders

of other graduate programs within the university

- Develop initiatives/programs that enhance/improve public opinion

of the value of graduate education

- Increase the flexibility within graduate education

o Develop a method to test new programs quickly instead of

waiting for formal approval (pilot test)

o Develop a mechanism for an interdisciplinary

professional master’s degree

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