Christopher Pfledderer, PhD, MPH

Assistant Professor, Health Promotion & Behavioral Sciences
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My work involves finding ways to optimize the scale-up of childhood obesity-related interventions from both implementation and translational perspectives. I have specific expertise in school-based physical activity promotion (both as a researcher and former K12 teacher) and aim to use these experiences to improve physical activity interventions in rural communities. Most recently I have been expanding my focus to the complete 24hr movement behavior cycle and plan to complement my community-based intervention research with observational research in both urban and rural settings using context-specific approaches as a way to understand barriers and facilitators of meeting the 24hr movement behavior guidelines. When I'm not working you can find me towing my two boys in a bike trailer all over Austin, exploring new restaurants and concert venues with my wife, gardening, or reading a good book.