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Kirsten M Klein
In Class of 2022

Genesis Tan, MPH

Genesis Tan, MPH

Class of 2022
Professionals Track

Personal Statement

Currently, I am a Research Coordinator at Rutgers University-Newark at the Center for Molecular and Behavioral Neuroscience. My research interests include cognitive function, public health, and health disparities. My principal area of interest is the use of non-pharmacological interventions, such as exercise, to improve cognition and everyday function in older adults, especially those within racial/ethnic minority groups. Another interest of mine is to understand the impact social determinants of health, genetics, and neural markers have on preclinical Alzheimer's disease.

Current Role

Research Coordinator at the Aging and Brain Health Alliance, Rutgers University - Newark

Education

Brandeis University, B.S. Neuroscience

Rutgers University, MPH

Research Areas of Interest

non-pharmacological intervention, exercise, social determinants of health, social connectivity

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Kirsten M Klein
In Class of 2022

Joshua L. Keller, PhD

Joshua L. Keller, PhD

Class of 2022
Fellowship Track

Personal Statement

Dr. Joshua Keller is currently applying his previous experiences and training of measuring vascular function and developing experiments focused on resistance training outcome variables to the application of discovering efficacious interventions capable of delaying, or perhaps even preventing, the onset of neurogenerative conditions such as Alzheimer's Disease, especially in midlife, minority populations. He is addressing this ambitious aim with a high-impact, multidisciplinary team of experts across his university system, which is located in the Gulf Coast Region and is composed of richly diverse community members who are in dire need of interventions related to preventing ADRD through improvement of various health disparities such as vascular function.

Current Role

Assistant Professor of Exercise Science

Education

University of Cincinnati, BS

University of Dayton, MS

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, PhD

Research Areas of Interest

Vascular Function; Exercise; Resistance Training; Heath Disparities; Alzheimer's Disease; Cognition; Skeletal Muscle Function

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