Bio

Beth Kinslow is an associate professor in the School of Health Science and Wellness and the Master of Science in Athletic Training program at University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point and an adjunct faculty at Rocky Mountain University of Health Care Professions. She received her bachelor’s degree in athletic training from UW-Stevens Point in 2002, her master’s in exercise & sport psychology from Oregon State in 2006 and her doctoral degree from Rocky Mountain University of Health Care Professions in 2017.

Beth’s professional interests include teaching students the importance of patient-centered care, understanding the impact of mental health in today’s society, and providing realistic learning opportunities within the classroom and clinical settings through simulations.

Experience and Interests

Teaching Experience

• Associate Professor, UW-Stevens Point (2023-present)
• Assistant Professor, UW-Stevens Point (2018-2023)
• Assistant Lecturer, UW-Stevens Point (2009-2018)

Research Interests

• Student Success
• Mental Health Awareness

Involvement

Campus

• Curriculum Committee and Program Director

Community

• Volunteer, Woodlands Church Kids Ministry (2013-present)

Presentations and Publications

Publications

Kinslow BL, Schmies H, Armstrong KJ, Martin M. Effective teaching methods for the
assessment and treatment of exertional heat illness in athletic training education. Athl Train
Educ J. 2019;14(2):128–134.