Chair
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Graduate Advisor for Nutrition Specialization; Research focuses on Nutritional Epidemiology |
Ashima KantDeputy Chair
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Research focuses on Biomechanics, motor learning and motor control. |
Ya Ching HungFaculty
 Jessica AngelastroLecturer Fitzgerald Gym, Room 203 Q Phone: 718-997-2710 Jessica.Angelastro@qc.cuny.edu Advisor, undergraduate program in Physical Education Teacher Education |
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Fernanda Family and Consumer Sciences Teacher Education Program Coordinator & Advisor, Graduate Programs |
Armoza Ann AzzolliniLecturer Fitzgerald Gym, Room 203 H Phone: 718-997-2723 ann.azzollini@qc.cuny.edu Advisor for the undergraduate Exercise Science & Human Performance program; Areas of expertise include fitness assessment and exercise prescription with a focus on enhancing heart health, reducing obesity, and increasing lifetime physical activity. |
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Anoop T. Balachandran
Associate Professor
Fitzgerald Gym, Room 203 B Phone: 718-997-2729 Personal Home Page
Graduate advisor for the Nutrition and exercise Sciences program; Research Interests: To improve physical function, body composition, and quality of life in older adults, through exercise. |
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Jacqueline Barnaby
Lecturer
Remsen Hall , Room 306 J Phone: 718-997-4475 Program Coordinator & Advisor for Undergraduate and Post Baccalaureate Programs Family & Consumer Sciences Teacher Education
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Eve Bernstein|
Area of expertise includes 25 years development and management of accredited dietetic internship programs required for professional credentialing; application of the nutrition care process and medical nutrition therapy with specialty certification in diabetes care. . |
Allison Charny|
Major research interests include food safety training intervention development for employees in commercial and non-commercial foodservice industry, food crisis management, and food safety for vulnerable population. |
Jihee Choi|
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Sungeun (Sung Eun) Choi|
Interested in pathophysiology of obesity and obesity-related diseases. Experienced in design and administration of ACEND-accredited programs. |
Victoria Fischer|
Dr. Ha’s scholarship activities are focused on promoting physical activity and health among children and adolescents through whole-of-school approaches. His specific interest lies in the integration of technology to more effectively facilitate and encourage physical activity within K-12 school communities. |
Taemin Ha|
 Sunitha JastiAssistant Professor
Remsen, Room 306 C
Phone: 718-997-4159
Advisor for Food Management Studies; Research Interests: nutritional behaviors of ethnic minority and immigrant populations in the U.S.
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Lecturer and undergraduate advisor in Human Development and Family Sciences (HDFS). Research focuses on parent-provider relationships in early childhood settings; Interested in understanding how culture and context contribute to the development of children and families.
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Melissa Lovitz
 Bridget McFadden Assistant Professor
Fitzgerald Gym, Room 203L
Phone: 718-997-2710
Research focuses on sport science and the relationship between nutrition, training stress, and recovery to optimize health and performance.
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Patrick Moran
Lecturer
Remsen Hall, Room 308 B
Phone: 718-997-4475
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Research focuses on exercise and physical activity in people living with HIV/AIDS. |
Norberto Quiles|
Associate Professor of Human Development and Family Studies (HDFS), AAFCS Student club advisor. Research focuses on family processes, family research methods, socio-cultural contexts for family and individual development. |
Elizabeth Riina|
Professor of Human Development and Family Science (HDFS); HDFS Program Director and Student Adviser. Research focuses on family functioning and policies around the globe, immigration, poverty. |
Mihaela Robila
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Sandi Westfal
Lecturer
Remsen, Room 308 A Phone: 718-997-4164 With a background as a clinical dietitian and certified in Nutrition Support through the American Society of Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition, my focus is on enteral nutrition with critically ill patients.
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