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Scott R. Sechrist, EdD, CNMT

Dr. Scott Sechrist

Associate Professor
Program Director
School of Medical Laboratory and Radiation Sciences
Nuclear Medicine Technology Program
2128 Health Sciences Building
Old Dominion University
757-683-3589 (Main Office)
757-683-4702
757-683-5028 (Fax)
ssechris@odu.edu

Education

Old Dominion University
Norfolk, VA

  • Bachelor of Science - Physical Science, 1975.
  • Master of Science - Community Health Education, 1989.
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill, NC
  • Certificate in Nuclear Medicine Technology, 1979
College of William and Mary
Williamsburg, VA
  • Doctorate in Education - Higher Education, 2000.
Publications 
  1. Sechrist, S.R., & Finnegan, D.E. (2000)  Organizational Citizenship Behaviors in Technologically  Proficient Faculty. In: Cases on Information Technology in Higher Education. Edited by Professor Lisa A. Petrides, Columbia University, Teachers College (Book Chapter)
  2. Sechrist, S.R., Coleman, F.E., & Frazer, G.H. (1995)  Occupational Stressors in Clinical Laboratory Sciences. Clinical Laboratory Science,8,(4) 239-244
  3. Sechrist, S.R., & Frazer, G.H. (1992). Occupational stressors in radiography. Radiologic Technology, 64 (2), 97-103.
  4. Sechrist, S. R., & Frazer, G. H. (1990) Identification and ranking of stressors in nuclear medicine technology.  Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology, 1:44-48
Current Research
  1. Colberg, S., Swain, D., Somma, T. & Sechrist, S. (2006)  Exercise Timing and Maximal Glycemic Benefits for Type 2 Diabetic Individuals.  A  collaborative effort with Drs. Sheri Colberg (PI) and David Swain from the ODU  Dept. of Exercise Science.  This project will examine if timing of moderate and intense bouts of aerobic exercise around a meal can effect the glycemic effect of the activity in individuals with type 2 diabetes.
  2. Coleberg, S., Raymer, A.,, Somma, T., Sechrist, S. (2007)  Project entitled "The Relationship among Alzheimer's Disease, Dementia, Diabetes and Physical Activity Status" was awarded $30,000.  The study is a collaborative effort with Drs. Sheri Colberg (PI) (ODU Dept of Exercise Science) and Anastasia Raymer (ODU Dept. of Special Education) and will examine the relationship among cognitive status, exercise status, and type 2 diabetes or impaired fasting glucose.