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Melissa Bopp

Professor of Kinesiology Professor in Charge Undergraduate Program in Kinesiology

Pennsylvania State University

Affiliations

College of Health and Human Development

Kinesiology

Melissa Bopp is currently serving as a College Of Health And Human Development Professor of Kinesiology Professor in Charge Undergraduate Program in Kinesiology at Pennsylvania State University.

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Melissa Bopp

Pennsylvania State University

Professor of Kinesiology Professor in Charge Undergraduate Program in Kinesiology

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public health physical activity health sciences exercise science behavioral sciences built environment college students health promotion sport medicine mobility community health religious studies higher education mental health human mobility transportation planning active commuting travel behavior women's health transport geography rural health implementation research physical activity epidemiology urban mobility physical education mobility analysis active travel demography transport sector united states covid-19 pandemic physical exercise transportation research preventive medicine women's studies respiratory medicine lifestyle changes implementation science worker health health outcomes transport infrastructure health behaviors substance use social gerontology social epidemiology implementation strategies behavioral health public transport exploratory study faith-based organizations fitness outcomes muscle-strengthening activity public management transgender health nurse education environmental psychology health prevention prevention science population aging later adulthood human nutrition nutrition education mobility management work attitudes qualitative study best practices university campus workplace supports college student physical activity counseling asian immigrants regional studies urban geography sustainable development behavioral research translational psychiatry physical activity constraints health planning physical activity engagement

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Notable Federal Grants

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A Scoping Review of Physical Activity Interventions Among Sexual Minority Adults: A Call to Action for Future Research. Journal of Physical Activity and Health (2024)

Keegan T. PetersonOliver W.A. WilsonShannon S.C. HerrickGinny M. FrederickMichael V. FedewaKatherine SullivanMelissa Bopp

public healthphysical activity interventionssexual minority adultsphysical activityhealth sciencesfuture research

Barriers and Strategies to Implementing Safe Routes to School Programs Within Disadvantaged Communities: Interviews With State-Level Representatives. Journal of Transport & Health (2024)

Lucas D. ElliottMichelle LiebermanLiza S. RovniakMallika BoseLouisa HolmesMelissa Bopp

health communicationtransport phenomenaschool programstransportation engineeringdisadvantaged communitiesschool effectivenesspublic healthmobility analysiseducation policystate-level representativestransport sectorhealth policyroad traffic safetyschool leadershiptransport safetysafe routesmobilitypublic policyinclusive educationtransport geographysocial policytransport infrastructure

Domain Matters: An Examination of College Student Physical Activity Participation Patterns by Gender and Race/Ethnicity. Journal of American College Health (2024)

Melissa BoppLucas D. ElliottKeegan T. PetersonMichele DuffeyOliver W. A. Wilson

racesociologyphysical activitysocial sciencesgender studiesethnicitydomain matters

How Do Complete Streets Policies and Legislative Ordinances Implement Explicit Wording Regarding Low-Income Populations and Communities of Color? a Qualitative Analysis. Cities (2024)

Lucas D. ElliottKen McLeodMelissa Bopp

low-income populationsurban governanceurban policyracial discriminationlegislative ordinancescomplete streets policiespublic policy

More Barriers, Less Benefits: Physical Activity Participation Among Lgbtq+ College Students. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2024)

Keegan T. PetersonGinny M. FrederickMelissa Bopp

physical activity participationlgbt healthphysical activityexercise sciencehealth sciences

Muscle-Strengthening Activity is Associated With Total Alcohol Consumption and Binge Drinking Among U.S. College Students. Journal of American College Health (2024)

Oliver W. A. WilsonNicole RyersonMichele DuffeyMelissa Bopp

public healthalcohol (drug)substance abusetotal alcohol consumptionbinge drinkingmental healthmuscle functionphysical activityalcohol misusemuscle-strengthening activitysubstance usesubstance use disordersaddictive behaviorsalcohol abusehealth sciencesalcohol dependencebehavioral sciences

Planning for Everyone? an Examination of State Bike Plans for Equity Related Content. Cities (2024)

Faith JassoLucas D. ElliottMelissa Bopp

policy planningtransportation policytransportation planningstate bike plansurban planningpublic policyeducationequitycommunity planningregional planningpolicy analysis

Skills and Hills: Factors That Influence Women’s and Non-Binary College Students’ Decisions to Commute via Bicycle. International journal of exercise science (2024)

Emily DzieniszewskiAshley N MyersLucas D ElliottMelissa Bopp

individual mobilitymobilitygender studiesexercise sciencegender inequalitynon-binary college students

The Impact of Physical Activity Enjoyment, Exercise Self-Efficacy, Recording Physical Activity, and Exercise Goal Setting on Physical Activity Levels of College Students. Recreational Sports Journal (2024)

Susannah TaylorJoel MartinOliver W. A. WilsonLucas ElliotMelissa Bopp

exercise self-efficacycollege studentsphysical activityphysical activity levelsphysical activity enjoymenthealth sciences

Where’s the Joy in That? Sexual Minority College Students Report Lower Physical Activity Engagement and Enjoyment Compared to Heterosexual Students. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport (2024)

Keegan T. PetersonMelissa Bopp

public healthsexual orientationsexual diversityintersectionalitylgbt healthadolescent healthphysical activitygender studieshomosexualitylgbt youthstudent engagementalternative sexualityafrican american studiessocietal influenceheterosexual studentssexual behaviorsexual health

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Melissa Bopp

Professor of Kinesiology Professor in Charge Undergraduate Program in Kinesiology

Pennsylvania State University

Affiliations

College of Health and Human Development

Kinesiology

Melissa Bopp is currently serving as a College Of Health And Human Development Professor of Kinesiology Professor in Charge Undergraduate Program in Kinesiology at Pennsylvania State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Melissa Bopp

Pennsylvania State University

Professor of Kinesiology Professor in Charge Undergraduate Program in Kinesiology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Scoping Review of Physical Activity Interventions Among Sexual Minority Adults: A Call to Action for Future Research. Journal of Physical Activity and Health (2024)

Keegan T. PetersonOliver W.A. WilsonShannon S.C. HerrickGinny M. FrederickMichael V. FedewaKatherine SullivanMelissa Bopp

public healthphysical activity interventionssexual minority adultsphysical activityhealth sciencesfuture research

Barriers and Strategies to Implementing Safe Routes to School Programs Within Disadvantaged Communities: Interviews With State-Level Representatives. Journal of Transport & Health (2024)

Lucas D. ElliottMichelle LiebermanLiza S. RovniakMallika BoseLouisa HolmesMelissa Bopp

Domain Matters: An Examination of College Student Physical Activity Participation Patterns by Gender and Race/Ethnicity. Journal of American College Health (2024)

Melissa BoppLucas D. ElliottKeegan T. PetersonMichele DuffeyOliver W. A. Wilson

racesociologyphysical activitysocial sciencesgender studiesethnicitydomain matters

How Do Complete Streets Policies and Legislative Ordinances Implement Explicit Wording Regarding Low-Income Populations and Communities of Color? a Qualitative Analysis. Cities (2024)

Lucas D. ElliottKen McLeodMelissa Bopp

low-income populationsurban governanceurban policyracial discriminationlegislative ordinancescomplete streets policiespublic policy

More Barriers, Less Benefits: Physical Activity Participation Among Lgbtq+ College Students. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2024)

Keegan T. PetersonGinny M. FrederickMelissa Bopp

physical activity participationlgbt healthphysical activityexercise sciencehealth sciences

Muscle-Strengthening Activity is Associated With Total Alcohol Consumption and Binge Drinking Among U.S. College Students. Journal of American College Health (2024)

Oliver W. A. WilsonNicole RyersonMichele DuffeyMelissa Bopp

Planning for Everyone? an Examination of State Bike Plans for Equity Related Content. Cities (2024)

Faith JassoLucas D. ElliottMelissa Bopp

policy planningtransportation policytransportation planningstate bike plansurban planningpublic policyeducationequitycommunity planningregional planningpolicy analysis

Skills and Hills: Factors That Influence Women’s and Non-Binary College Students’ Decisions to Commute via Bicycle. International journal of exercise science (2024)

Emily DzieniszewskiAshley N MyersLucas D ElliottMelissa Bopp

individual mobilitymobilitygender studiesexercise sciencegender inequalitynon-binary college students

Susannah TaylorJoel MartinOliver W. A. WilsonLucas ElliotMelissa Bopp

exercise self-efficacycollege studentsphysical activityphysical activity levelsphysical activity enjoymenthealth sciences

Keegan T. PetersonMelissa Bopp

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