Kenneth Pitetti PhD

Overview

Dr. Pitetti graduated from the University of San Francisco with a Bachelor’s Degree in Biology. He earned a Master’s Degree in Biology at Fort Hays State University, and a Doctorate in Human Physiology from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School. He became a full-time Professor in the Department of Physical Therapy at Wichita State University in 1987 and has been with the department ever since. Dr. Pitetti has been honored with multiple awards of achievement during his time at Wichita State as a professor and researcher. He is now retired and holds emeritus status, recognizing his distinguished career and contributions to the university.

Publications

Dr. Pitetti has authored or co-authored: 106 refereed/peer reviewed research articles in national/international journals; 14 Publication in Conference Proceedings; 84 abstracts; 2 Technical Reports; served as Section Editor in 2 Textbooks; 7 book chapters; and over 100 juried performances before national/international audiences

Awards and Honors

• Young Faculty Scholars Award, Wichita State University
• Excellence in Teaching Award, the Wichita State University
• Educator Appreciation Award, bestowed by the Wichita State University Mortar Board for Distinguished Achievements and Contributions Made to Students as an Outstanding Education
• Jimmie Heuga Excellence Award, In Recognition of Service, Leadership, and Dedication toward Improving the Lives of Persons with Disabilities, Presented at the Annual American College of Sports Medicine
• Selected as an Academy for Effective Teaching Award winner, Wichita State University