Overview of the Motor Learning and Control (MLC) Online Research Seminar Series
The MLC Online Research Seminar Series will support the Society’s function to advance scientific study, improve research quality, and facilitate research information dissemination in the area of motor learning and control. This Series aims to be an accessible platform for our international motor learning and control research community to present and discuss historical and emerging research topics in the months between the annual NASPSPA Conference.
Objectives
The organizing committee will deliver an annual Motor Learning & Control Online Research Seminar Series as a NASPSPA-affiliated activity to facilitate the development, advancement and dissemination of high-quality research in the area of motor learning and control. This will meet the following four needs for our membership:
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Research engagement opportunities in between annual NASPSPA Conferences for scholars and students with interests in motor learning and control
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Increase NASPSPA profile and membership offerings across the year
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A platform to bring together the motor learning and control international research community across geographic locations to discuss historical and emerging topics
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A forum to develop awareness and promote ideas relevant to motor learning and control research in the lead up to the annual NASPSPA Conference (e.g., developing themes for Conference symposia)
Committee
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Maarten Immink, University of South Australia (Chair, Maarten.Immink@unisa.edu.au)
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David I. Anderson, San Francisco State University
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Keith R. Lohse, University of Utah
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Harjiv Singh, University of Nevada, Las Vegas (Student Representative)
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Diane Ste-Marie, University of Ottawa
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Howard N. Zelaznik, Purdue University