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   <firstname>Liz</firstname>
   <lastname>Cafferty</lastname>
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   <department>Kinesiology and Health Science</department>
   <position>Graduate Assistant</position>
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   <location>SCCE 201A</location>
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   <email>liz.cafferty@usu.edu</email>
   <hours>Tues 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm</hours>
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   <bio>I am a doctoral student in the Disability Disciplines: Pathokinesiology PhD program at Utah State University. My research interests involve the use of exercise interventions as a prevention and treatment of pathological diseases in special populations. I graduated from Southern Utah University with my Bachelor's in Exercise Science and earned my Master's in Kinesiology at Utah State University. Currently, I’m a graduate assistant for the Exercise Physiology course with Dr. Heath and a research assistant in the Body Composition &amp; Exercise Physiology Lab with Dr. Wagner. In my free time I love to read, be outdoors, and spend time with my husband and three kids.</bio>
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