Biography
Positions
Education
Current University Committees & Engagement
- Academic Quality Assurance and Planning Committee (AQAPC)
- Graduate Studies Committee (GSC)
- Graduate Studies in Education (GSE)
- Coordinator, Graduate Studies in Kinesiology
Languages spoken
- French
Teaching Areas
Undergraduate Programs
- Physical and Health Education
Graduate Studies
- Kinesiology, MSc
- Education, MEd/PHD Program
Graduate Supervision
Accepting Students for Supervision
School year
- 2028/29
- 2027/28
- 2026/27
Research
Research Interests
- Visual control of upper limb movements,
- Measurement and quantification of individual differences in the preparation and execution of movement,
- Kinematic analyses of the movements of individuals from typically developing and special populations,
- Theoretical modelling of movement control and movement rehabilitation.
Current Research Projects / Labs
- Examining Sex Differences in Regulation of the Chuck-Grip
- Impacts of Self-Control of Feedback on Future Coaching Behaviours and the Perception of Good Performances
- Competing and Collaborating During the Hercules Endurance Hold
- Examining Joint-Action Inhibition of Return of Attention During Collaborative and Competitive Object Retrieval
- Measuring Competitive Muscle Endurance During a Fatiguing Task
Collaborations / Affiliations
Centre for Motor Control
Publications
Elliott, D., Lyons, J.L., Hayes, S.J., Burkitt, J.J., Hansen, S., Grierson, L.E.M., Foster, N.C., Roberts, J.W., & Bennett, S.J. (2020). Multiple process model of goal-directed aiming/reaching: Insights on limb control from various special populations. Exp. Brain Res., 238(12), 2685-2699.
Hansen, S., McAuliffe, J., Goldfarb, B., & Carré, J.M. (2017). Testosterone influences volitional, but not reflexive orienting of attention in human males. Phys. & Behav., 175, 82-87.
Hansen, S., Gonzalez, D., & Lyons, J.L. (2013). Influence of non-spatial auditory stimulus properties on spatial-motor actions. Percept. & Motor Skills, 117, 578-596.
Hansen, S., Hayes, S., & Bennett, S.J. (2013). Integration of alternating monocular samples during goal-directed aiming. Motor Control, 17, 95-104.