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Andrew Kaczynski

Associate Professor and Interim Associate Chair

University of South Carolina

Affiliations

Arnold School of Public Health

Health Promotion, Education, & Behavior (hpeb)

Andrew Kaczynski is currently serving as an Arnold School Of Public Health Associate Professor and Interim Associate Chair at University of South Carolina.

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Andrew Kaczynski

University of South Carolina

Associate Professor and Interim Associate Chair

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public health physical activity health sciences behavioral sciences built environment community health social sciences urban health preventive medicine urban environments environmental health community environments health promotion adolescent health mobility urban geography prevention science urban mobility health geography demography preventive healthcare urban ecology human mobility childhood obesity united states human-environment interactions park availability regional studies transport geography health prevention leisure studies human nutrition park-based physical activity body mass index south carolina applied geography environmental psychology exercise science systematic review pediatric obesity implementation study environmental planning urban greening spatial planning travel behavior public transport community perceptions social epidemiology implementation science adolescence physical activity epidemiology dietary health child health landscape ecology statewide initiative mobile technology physical activity environments greenville county behavioral research health planning nature economic geography public health nutrition higher education youth services wellness measurement self-monitoring ehealth tobacco use community planning transport infrastructure neighborhood parks public open space park proximity recreation settings public open spaces environmental health perspective health policy healthy cities environmental justice behavior change (public health)

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Notable Federal Grants

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The Built Environment and Place Attachment: Insights From Japanese Cities. Preventive Medicine Reports (2025)

Jiuling LiMohammad Javad KoohsariAndrew T. KaczynskiRyo TanimotoReo WatanabeTomoki NakayaYufeng LuoJing ZhaoAkitomo YasunagaKoichiro OkaTomoya Hanibuchi

built environmentpreventive medicinejapanese citiesplace attachmenturbanizationpublic healthurban environments

Active Workplace Design: Current Gaps and Future Pathways. British Journal of Sports Medicine (2024)

Mohammad Javad KoohsariAndrew T KaczynskiAkitomo YasunagaTomoya HanibuchiTomoki NakayaGavin R McCormackKoichiro Oka

active workplace designmanagementcurrent gapsfuture pathwayssport managementsport medicine

Association Between Obesogenic Environments and Childhood Overweight/Obesity Across the United States: Differences by Rurality. The Journal of Rural Health (2024)

Kara DavisDemetrius A. AbshireCourtney MonroeCaroline RudisillAndrew T. Kaczynski

pediatric obesityunited stateshealth sciencesrural healthobesogenic environmentsobesitychildhood obesitypublic healthepidemiology

Building on Muscles: How Built Environment Design Impacts Modern Sports Science. BMJ Open Sport & Exercise Medicine (2024)

Mohammad Javad KoohsariAndrew T KaczynskiMotohiko MiyachiKoichiro Oka

physical fitnessbuilt environmentdesignbuilt environment designbuilding sciencemodern sports sciencerehabilitationbuilding performancemusculoskeletal sciencebuilding designsport sciencephysiology

Can Urban Design Be a Science for Health Studies?. URBAN DESIGN International (2024)

Mohammad Javad KoohsariAndrew T. KaczynskiAyse Ozbil TorunKoichiro Oka

urban designhealth studieshealth sciences

Church Leaders’ Health Behaviors and Program Implementation in the Faith, Activity, and Nutrition Program in the United States. Journal of Preventive Medicine and Public Health (2024)

Kelsey DaySara WilcoxLindsay DeckerJohn BernhartMeghan BaruthAndrew KaczynskiChristine Pellegrini

health promotionpreventive medicinehealth educationcommunity healthnutrition programpublic health interventionsprogram implementationpublic healthbehavior change (public health)

Constructs From the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research Associated With Church Enrollment and Intervention Adoption in a National Implementation Study of a Faith-Based Organizational Change Intervention. BMC Public Health (2024)

Sara WilcoxRuth P SaundersAndrew T KaczynskiA Caroline RudisillJessica StuckerDeborah KinnardBrooke W McKeeverKelsey R DayJasmin Parker-BrownYe Sil Kim

public health interventionsintervention adoptionpublic healthnational implementation studyimplementation researchchurch enrollment

Developing and Testing an Audit Tool for Activity-Friendly Parks in Dense Urban Areas of Asia. Cities & Health (2024)

Yufeng LuoMonica MotomuraJing ZhaoTomoya HanibuchiTomoki NakayaAi ShibataKaori IshiiAkitomo YasunagaShohei YanoLei XiongYukari NagaiGavin R. MccormackAndrew T. KaczynskiKoichiro OkaMohammad Javad Koohsari

audit toolactivity-friendly parkspublic healthurban healthdense urban areas

Differences in Elementary-Age Children’s Accelerometer - Measured Physical Activity Between School and Summer: Three-Year Findings From the What’s Up (Undermining Prevention) With Summer Observational Cohort Study. International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity (2024)

Michael W. BeetsSarah BurkartChristopher PfleddererElizabeth AdamsR. Glenn WeaverBridget ArmstrongKeith BrazendaleXuanxuan ZhuAlexander McLainBrie Turner-McGrievyRussell PateAndrew KaczynskiAmanda FairchildBrian SaelensHannah Parker

elementary-age childrenundermining preventionmeasured physical activitypublic healthphysical activityaccelerometerscohort studies

Disparities in Obesogenic Environments by Income, Race/Ethnicity, and Rurality Across All Us Counties. Childhood Obesity (2024)

Andrew T. KaczynskiMarilyn E. WendeCaylin A. EichelbergerFarnaz Hesam Shariati

socioeconomic statuspediatric obesityobesogenic environmentsobesitychildhood obesitypediatricssociologyhealth disparitiesracedisparate impactpublic healthdisparitiesracial discrimination

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Andrew Kaczynski

Associate Professor and Interim Associate Chair

University of South Carolina

Affiliations

Arnold School of Public Health

Health Promotion, Education, & Behavior (hpeb)

Andrew Kaczynski is currently serving as an Arnold School Of Public Health Associate Professor and Interim Associate Chair at University of South Carolina.

Honors

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Andrew Kaczynski

University of South Carolina

Associate Professor and Interim Associate Chair

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Built Environment and Place Attachment: Insights From Japanese Cities. Preventive Medicine Reports (2025)

Jiuling LiMohammad Javad KoohsariAndrew T. KaczynskiRyo TanimotoReo WatanabeTomoki NakayaYufeng LuoJing ZhaoAkitomo YasunagaKoichiro OkaTomoya Hanibuchi

built environmentpreventive medicinejapanese citiesplace attachmenturbanizationpublic healthurban environments

Active Workplace Design: Current Gaps and Future Pathways. British Journal of Sports Medicine (2024)

Mohammad Javad KoohsariAndrew T KaczynskiAkitomo YasunagaTomoya HanibuchiTomoki NakayaGavin R McCormackKoichiro Oka

active workplace designmanagementcurrent gapsfuture pathwayssport managementsport medicine

Association Between Obesogenic Environments and Childhood Overweight/Obesity Across the United States: Differences by Rurality. The Journal of Rural Health (2024)

Kara DavisDemetrius A. AbshireCourtney MonroeCaroline RudisillAndrew T. Kaczynski

pediatric obesityunited stateshealth sciencesrural healthobesogenic environmentsobesitychildhood obesitypublic healthepidemiology

Building on Muscles: How Built Environment Design Impacts Modern Sports Science. BMJ Open Sport & Exercise Medicine (2024)

Mohammad Javad KoohsariAndrew T KaczynskiMotohiko MiyachiKoichiro Oka

physical fitnessbuilt environmentdesignbuilt environment designbuilding sciencemodern sports sciencerehabilitationbuilding performancemusculoskeletal sciencebuilding designsport sciencephysiology

Can Urban Design Be a Science for Health Studies?. URBAN DESIGN International (2024)

Mohammad Javad KoohsariAndrew T. KaczynskiAyse Ozbil TorunKoichiro Oka

urban designhealth studieshealth sciences

Church Leaders’ Health Behaviors and Program Implementation in the Faith, Activity, and Nutrition Program in the United States. Journal of Preventive Medicine and Public Health (2024)

Kelsey DaySara WilcoxLindsay DeckerJohn BernhartMeghan BaruthAndrew KaczynskiChristine Pellegrini

health promotionpreventive medicinehealth educationcommunity healthnutrition programpublic health interventionsprogram implementationpublic healthbehavior change (public health)

Sara WilcoxRuth P SaundersAndrew T KaczynskiA Caroline RudisillJessica StuckerDeborah KinnardBrooke W McKeeverKelsey R DayJasmin Parker-BrownYe Sil Kim

public health interventionsintervention adoptionpublic healthnational implementation studyimplementation researchchurch enrollment

Developing and Testing an Audit Tool for Activity-Friendly Parks in Dense Urban Areas of Asia. Cities & Health (2024)

audit toolactivity-friendly parkspublic healthurban healthdense urban areas

elementary-age childrenundermining preventionmeasured physical activitypublic healthphysical activityaccelerometerscohort studies

Disparities in Obesogenic Environments by Income, Race/Ethnicity, and Rurality Across All Us Counties. Childhood Obesity (2024)

Andrew T. KaczynskiMarilyn E. WendeCaylin A. EichelbergerFarnaz Hesam Shariati

socioeconomic statuspediatric obesityobesogenic environmentsobesitychildhood obesitypediatricssociologyhealth disparitiesracedisparate impactpublic healthdisparitiesracial discrimination

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