ARWEN A. FULLER, PhD portrait
  • Associate Professor (Lecturer), Health and Kinesiology

Current Courses

Spring 2025

  • KINES 3091-001
    Exercise Physiology
  • KINES 3091-090
    Exercise Physiology
  • KINES 4670-090
    Aging and Exercise
  • KINES 4921-005
    Peer Tutoring
  • KINES 4999-009
    Honors Thesis/Project
  • KINES 6910-006
    Masters Internship
  • KINES 7830-004
    Journal Readings
  • KINES 7930-006
    Doctoral Internship
  • KINES 7954-006
    Prac. Eff. Tch. Doc.

Fall 2024

Summer 2024

Professional Organizations

  • American College of Sports Medicine. 08/01/1997 - present. Position : Member.

Teaching Philosophy

My primary goal as a teacher, which is to facilitate student learning, requires that I must first learn from my students.  Before I can assist in their discovery and comprehension of a new concept, I must first discover how they learn and what they already know.  In practical terms, this requires that I facilitate learning by demonstrating a variety of connections between what a student already knows and what they are attempting to learn.  I have found that this approach fosters learner independence by generating student self-confidence and self-efficacy; which, in turn, can promote a sense of ownership and pride about a student’s learning experience.  Teaching students is a privilege.  The task of teaching at the college level is an opportunity to engage students and demonstrate the value of being curious, working hard, and having integrity.