Hannah Campbell
- Position: Lecturer in Applied Physiology
- Areas of expertise: Female Health; Sports and Exercise; Physical Activity through the life course; Equality & Equity; Gendered Environment; Injury; Clinical Exercise Physiology; Inspiratory Muscle Training; Heart Failure
- Email: H.Campbell1@leeds.ac.uk
- Location: 7.60a Garstang Building
- Website: LinkedIn | Researchgate | ORCID
Profile
I relocated to Leeds from Australia in 2022 to take up a Lecturer post in Applied Physiology. My background in in sports and exercise science and clinical exercise physiology.
Since taking up the post at the University of Leeds, I have had the amazing opportunity to pursue my two interests: Female Health in Sports Exercise and Physical Activity. i have developed skills sets in quantiative and qualitative rsearch and am passionate about exploreing the interestion between physical, social and regulatory environments on gender, race and culture and this impact on injury risk, helath and disease throughout the life course, specifcally in women. I have a interest in concussion and RED-S in sports and phsycial activity and exercise participantion throughout the llife cycle and menstrual cycle for women.
I am also Clinical Exercise Physiologist, obtaining an Exercise and Sports Science Australia (ESSA) accredited undergradute degree in Australia. I have worked with people with including cardiometabolic, mental health and musculoskeletal. I am an advocate for exercise for prevention and medicine for clinical disease and longevity.
I am also interested in international student scholarship and the incluence of culture on learning.
Responsibilities
- Human Physiology Programme Lead
- Curriculum Redefined
Research interests
- Womens Health
- Equality and Equity for Women and Girls in Sports, Exercise and Physical Activity
- Gendered Environment and Injury Risk in Sport and Exercise
- Concussion and RED-S in female athletes
- Sports, Exercise and Physical Actovity throughout the menstrual cycle and the life course in women
- Barriers and motivators for physical activity and exercise in women and girls
- Clinical Exercise Physiology
- Inspirtaory Muscle Training
I am currently a member of the CEP-UK Standards and Education Working Group
I am currently a member and Task Group Leader for Policy and Practice for the British Universityies and Colleges Sports Race and Equality Research Implementation Group
Qualifications
- PhD in Clinical Physiology
- Honours (First Class) Clinical Exercise Physiology
- Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science
- Post Graduate Certificate in Academic Practice (University of Leeds)
- FHEA
Professional memberships
- The Physiological Society
- Clinical Exercise Physiology-UK
- British Association of Sports and Exercise Science (BASES)