Roger M. Enoka

Roger M. Enoka
Ph.D.

Dr. Enoka at a lab journal club in 2008
Born Roger Maro Enoka
April 7, 1949 (1949-04-07) (age 62)
Palmerston North, New Zealand
Education Dip. P.E. University of Otago
Dip. Teaching Christchurch Teachers' College
M.S. University of Washington
Ph.D. University of Washington
Employer University of Colorado at Boulder
Organization Department of Integrative Physiology
Known for Biomechanics, Fatigue, Aging, Electromyography, Motor Control
Influenced by Doug Stuart
Title Professor and Chair
Awards 2004 Presidential Lecture, American College of Sports Medicine
Website
http://www.colorado.edu/intphys/faculty/enoka.html

Roger M. Enoka is professor and chair of the Department of Integrative Physiology at the University of Colorado at Boulder.[1] He is also the director of the Neurophysiology of Movement Lab.[2]

In May 2010, Dr. Enoka was inducted into the University of Otago, School of Physical Education Wall of Fame.[3]

In July 2011, Dr. Enoka gave the Muybridge Keynote Lecture at the International Society for Biomechanics Meeting, held in Brussels, Belgium.[4]

PhD Students

Dr. Enoka has directed 12 doctoral dissertations in the Neurophysiology of Movement Lab and is currently directing an additional three.

Student Name Years Dissertation Title
James Howard 1983 - 1987
Doug Laidlaw 1993 - 2000 Association Between Changes in Muscle Activation and Motor Performance with Advancing Age[5]
Tim Noteboom 1997 - 2000 Acute Stressors Activate the Arousal Response and Impair Performance of Simple Motor Tasks[6]
Kurt Kornatz 1999 - 2004 Motor Unit Activation and Fluctuations in Motor Output in Old Adults[7]
Anna Taylor 1999 - 2003 Responses of a Motor-Unit Population to Patterns of Activation
Kevin Keenan 2000 - 2005 The Surface Electromyogram as an Index of Activity in a Population of Motor Units[8]
Carol Mottram 2000 - 2005 Neural Mechanisms Contributing to Muscle Fatigue in Humans[9]
Brach Poston 2002 - 2006 Age-Related Differences in the Accuracy of Goal-Directed Contractions
Zach Riley 2004 - 2008 Motor Unit Activity in Human Biceps Brachii During Sustained Contractions[10]
Adam Marmon 2005 - 2009 The Influence of Arousal, Age, and Practice on Steadiness and Hand Function[11]
Mark Jesunathadas 2005 - 2009 Associations Between Movement and Properties of Motor Neurons and Muscles[12]
Mike Pascoe 2007 - 2010 Age-Associated Differences in Discharge Rate Modulation of Human Motor Units[13]
Matt Holmes 2007 -
Jamie Justice 2008 -
Jeff Gould 2010 -

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