Welcome
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Dr. Peter Reuter is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences at Florida Gulf Coast University, the president of Reuter Academic Publishing, and the author of more than 100 publications.
In 2010, Dr. Reuter set out to fulfill his life-long ambition to teach at a university and to help students achieve their dream of becoming health professionals. He loves teaching undergraduate and graduate courses and tries to inspire students to push themselves to success when courses get more challenging. His efforts were rewarded with the 2016 Excellence in Teaching Award from the FGCU chapter of The National Society of Leadership and Success. One of his goals is to establish a tradition of excellence in student research at FGCU. With the help of collaborators from several universities, enthusiastic students and a variety of funding sources, he currently focuses his research on: 1) Sexual knowledge and behavior of students; 2) 2D:4D Ratio and Anthropometric and Physiologic Differences in Men and Women & Hypermobile Joint Syndrome; 3) Public health issues affecting underserved communities in sub-Saharan Africa and the United States; and 4) on increasing student learning in the health sciences. |
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He frequently presents at national and international conferences and enjoys volunteering within the academic and public communities of Southwest Florida. Any questions? Contact Dr. Reuter here!
Recent News
May 21 - 26, 2016: Dr. Reuter and nine of his undergraduate students travel to the 30th Annual Conference of the Human Anatomy & Physiology Society (HAPS) in Atlanta, GA, to present four posters with the results of their research projects:
April 28, 2016: Dr. Reuter receives the 2016 Excellence in Teaching Award, Sigma Alpha Phi, The National Society of Leadership and Success, FGCU chapter.
- Reuter, P., Fichthorn, K., Clark, C. D. Are people with a Beighton score of greater than 6 more likely to suffer from joint or muscles injuries than people with a Beighton score of less than 5?
- Reuter, P., Sabourin, A., Grabarczyk, G. Is there a correlation between Beighton score, handgrip strength in males and females and 2D:4D ratio?
- Reuter, P., Britton, A., Gering, S., Murray Bundy, B. Are male & female students with a masculine 2D:4D ratio more likely to be involved in athletic activities that require above average hand grip strength?
- Reuter, P., Jaasko, N.-O., Gonzalez, C. A. Correlation of 2D:4D ratio, vital lung capacity and athletic activity in male and female students.
April 28, 2016: Dr. Reuter receives the 2016 Excellence in Teaching Award, Sigma Alpha Phi, The National Society of Leadership and Success, FGCU chapter.
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