Alexandra Stribing, Ph.D.

• Bachelor of Science, Physical Education, SUNY Brockport
• Master of Science, Physical Education, SUNY Brockport
• Doctor of Philosophy in Motor Behavior and Special Education, The University of South Carolina 

• PED 4600 Adapted PE
• PED 3609 Team Sports Skills and Concepts
• EXSC 1500 Intro to Motor Learning
• PED 1997 Intro to Research Methods in Physical Education
• PED 1202 Creative, Rhythmic, and Cross Cultural Movement

Dr. Stribing’s research efforts concentrate on motor development, physical activity, and health attributes of youth populations (a) with and without disabilities and/or (b) from disadvantaged settings. Specifically, her current research focuses on perceptual influences on actual motor competence in youth with visual impairments. Dr. Stribing has published in numerous peer-reviewed journals such as British Journal of Visual Impairment and Blindness, Journal of Motor Learning and Development, and Adapted Physical Activity Quarterly.

Dr. Alexandra Stribing, PhD, is an assistant professor at Kean University in Health and Physical Education. Her service initiatives focus on developing inclusive and empowering programs for youth with disabilities. She is the current director of the Cougars C.L.I.M.B. Adapted Physical Education program and Camp Abilities Field of Dreams. Dr. Stribing’s research efforts concentrate on motor development, physical activity, and health attributes of youth populations (a) with and without disabilities and/or (b) from disadvantaged settings. Specifically, her current research focuses on perceptual influences on actual motor competence in youth with visual impairments. Dr. Stribing has published in numerous peer-reviewed journals such as British Journal of Visual Impairment and Blindness, Journal of Motor Learning and Development, and Adapted Physical Activity Quarterly.