Donna M. Cataldo is a clinical professor in the College of Health Solutions. She joined ASU in 2003 and served with Barrett, The Honors College as a faculty member from 2006-2010. She is a Certified Exercise Physiologist (American Society of Exercise Physiologists, 2000). She is also a Certified Health and Fitness Specialist (American College of Sports Medicine, 1997).
Education
Ph.D. Health, Physical Education and Recreation; minor: Biology and Statistics, University of New Mexico 2001 M.S. Cardiovascular Function and Exercise; minor: Statistics, University of New Mexico 2000
Christensen, S; Wight, H., Katz, R; Ross, K & Cataldo, D. (2010) The Stress Response & Its Relevance to Aphasia. Poster presented at ASHA Convention, Philadelphia, PA 2010.
Cataldo, D.M. and Heyward, V. (2000) Pinch an Inch: How Does Your Skinfold Caliper Measure Up? ACSM Health & Fitness Journal, 4(3):21-24.
Cataldo, D. M., Cataldo, R.M., & Robergs, R. A. (2001) Manipulated Breathing Enhances Parasympathetic Tone During Exercise By Heart Rate and Blood Pressure Variability. Abstract presented at 15th International Autonomic Society, Palm Springs, CA.
Cataldo, D. M., Cataldo, R.M., Prentice, J.K. & Robergs, R. A. (2001) Effects of Exercise on Hemodynamically Cardiovascular Variables. Abstract presented at 15th International Autonomic Society, Palm Springs, CA.
