Associate Professor of Exercise Physiology 

Clifton Strengths

Empathy, Consistency, Woo, Communication, Discipline

Biography

Dr. Roy brings over 15 years of academic experience and a decade of clinical and research expertise in electrophysiology to the classroom. Now back to teaching in the Exercise Physiology department, she is passionate about bridging theory with real-world application. Outside of work, she enjoys time with her family, and trail running, skiing, and beach adventures.

Education

• PhD, Exercise Physiology – University of Virginia
• MEd, Exercise Physiology – University of Virginia
• BS, Physical & Health Education – University of Wisconsin at LaCrosse

Courses Taught

• EXPH 425: Advanced Health Fitness Evaluation and Programming
• EXPH 300: Physiology of Exercise
• EXPH 350: Research Methods

Research Interests

• Artificial intelligence integration in personalized exercise prescription
• Digital health interventions
• The role of sleep quality and duration in modulating exercise volume and recovery

Areas of Expertise

• Clinical Electrophysiology
• Body Composition & Metabolic Health
• Cardiovascular Health & Function