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<h2>Dr. Karen Lux</h2>
<h3>Assistant Professor</h3>
<p>(<a href="mailto:kalux@siue.edu">e-mail</a>)</p>
<p><strong>Education:</strong> Ph.D. in Kinesiology<br />University of Georgia</p>
<p><strong>Specialization:</strong><br />Physical Education Teacher Education</p>
<p><strong>Phone:</strong><br />618-650-3226</p>
<p><strong>Office:</strong><br />VC, Room 1014</p>
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<h3>About Dr. Lux</h3>
<p>Dr. Lux obtained her Ph.D. in kinesiology from the University of Georgia, her M.S. from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, and her undergraduate degree from Northern Illinois University. Dr. Lux has initiated a line of inquiry investigating teacher socialization. Specifically, she is interested in physical educators’ experiences of marginality as teachers of a low-status subject in schools. Dr. Lux has presented papers at both national (United States) and international forums, is an active member of<em> AAHPERD</em>, <em>AIESEP</em>, and currently serves as a reviewer for <em>Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport</em> and <em>The Physical Educator</em>.<br /><br />Her research articles have been published in the <em>Journal of Teaching in Physical Education</em>, the <em>Journal of Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance</em>, The <em>Physical Educator</em>, and <em>Strategies</em>.<br /><br />Dr. Lux instructs pedagogical methods courses for both majors and non-majors with a specialization in elementary physical education. Her teaching experience includes physical education instruction at the elementary, secondary, and collegiate levels.<br /><br /><strong>Representative</strong> <strong>Publications:</strong><br /><br /><strong>Lux, K.</strong> (2010). How to raise the status of PE at your school, Journal of Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, 81(8), p. 40-43.<br /><br /><strong>Lux, K. M.</strong>, & McCullick, B. A. (in 2nd review). How one exceptional teacher navigated her working environment as the teacher of a marginal subject. Submitted to Journal of Teaching in Physical Education.<br /><br />McCullick, B. A., & <strong>Lux, K.</strong> (in press). Physical education. In A. Lee and T. G. Gilmour (Eds.), Introduction to Physical Education, Exercise Science, and Recreation. Beijing: Higher Education Press.<br /><br />McCullick, B.,<strong> Lux, K</strong>., Belcher, D., & Davies, N. (in 2nd review). A portrait of the PETE major re-touched for the early 21st century. Submitted to Physical Education and Sport Pedagogy.<br /><br />Jones, E. &<strong> Lux, K</strong>. (2010). (in press). Considerations for pursuing a doctoral degree in PETE, Strategies.</p>