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Cameron Van Wye

Cameron Van Wye

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Lecturer
Kinesiology
Office LocationHP-240

Bio

Cameron Van Wye was born, raised, and currently resides in the Inland Empire with his wife (Megan) and son (Parker). He has been teaching within the Kinesiology Department at California State University, San Bernardino since Fall 2017. He finds great pride in serving the CSUSB community through the enrichment of higher learning. Previously, he worked as a Lifestyle Educator with Kaiser Permanente's Center for Healthy Living. In this capacity, he specialized as a Clinical Exercise Specialist with a focus on how exercise, nutrition, and behavior change can help treat lifestyle-related diseases, such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and obesity. Additionally, he has worked as an assistant strength and conditioning coach at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo for men and women's swimming, women's cross-country, and women's tennis.

 

Education

  • M.S. Kinesiology from California Baptist University
  • B.S. Kinesiology with an emphasis in Physical Education from San Diego State University
  • Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the National Strength and Conditioning Association
  • Exercise in Medicine Level 1 Credential from the American College of Sports Medicine
  • Certificate in Basic Occupational Ergonomics through Colorado State University

Courses/Teaching

  • KINE 1140A Body Conditioning
  • KINE 1140C Jogging
  • KINE 1140E Weight Training
  • KINE 1370A Swimming
  • KINE 2050 Foundation for Lifetime Fitness and Wellness
  • KINE 2100 Orientation to Kinesiology
  • KINE 2400 Exercise Science Software
  • KINE 2700 Introduction to Fitness and Programming
  • KINE 3000 Exercise and Well-being of the human body
  • KINE 3800 Exercise Physiology Lab
  • KINE 3810 Sport and Exercise Nutrition
  • KINE 4200 Seminar in Kinesiology
  • KINE 4500 Principles of Strength and Conditioning 

Specialization

  • In addition to teaching I also serve as a Kinesiology undergraduate advisor